- A social and communicative meeting will take place in Seoul on September 22, 2025, between the #Pi network and the Korean company Sign. The location is Seoul, South Korea.. The goal is to introduce the Pi Network and the services of Sign, and to enhance communication and build relationships between the two communities.
- The event will include introductory sessions and presentations from both parties.. In addition, there will be a joint chat between the CEO of Sign and the founder of ##PiNetwork, followed by a Q&A session and an opportunity for networking and communication. This event is the first of its kind that brings together Pi and Sign in Seoul.. It aims to create collaboration opportunities and exchange experiences in the fields of technology and #blockchain.
- It is not among the larger events like public Blockchain conferences or PCI technology developers .. Rather, it is a specialized meeting focused on supporting and building the #Pi community with a local technical partner.
I told you earlier that the open-source code and V23 protocol
The door will open for applications and protocols approved by governments and banks to verify identity so that it can be
Rapid identity verification for its citizens
And also the smart contracts approved for purchasing assets and tokenization
What is Sign company?
Sign company is a Korean-origin technical protocol operating in the field of blockchain and web3, also known as Sign Protocol or EthSign. The company was founded to develop solutions for smart contracts and secure digital signature infrastructure, focusing on facilitating decentralized transactions and enhancing trust in distributed networks. It is part of the "Orange Dynasty" community that supports blockchain projects, and is considered a local technical partner in South Korea, helping to integrate new technologies with local markets. The company focuses on innovation in areas like digital identity and inter-network collaboration, and it is not just a traditional company but an open protocol that encourages community participation. According to official posts on X (formerly Twitter), Sign is a platform for decentralized contracts and supports projects like Pi Network through strategic partnerships. The importance of this news represents a significant strategic step for the Pi Network, as it is the first official meeting of its kind between Pi and Sign in Seoul, South Korea, on September 22, 2025. The event is part of the Korean Blockchain Week (KBW Seoul), aiming to introduce the Pi Network (which allows mining the digital currency Pi through mobile phones easily and at low cost) and Sign's services in the blockchain field, while enhancing communication and building relationships between communities. Its significance lies in the following points:
Enhancing adoption in South Korea: Korea is a leading market in digital currencies and blockchain, where Pi is already accepted in over 580 stores (such as skincare stores and real estate in Florida and Korea). This meeting helps expand the daily use of Pi, especially after the launch of the Open Network in February 2025, opening doors for external connections and decentralized applications.
Opportunities for technical collaboration: The event includes introductory sessions, presentations, a joint chat between the CEO of Sign and the founder of Pi Network (like Nicolas Kokkalis or a member of the court), and a Q&A session, in addition to networking opportunities. This opens up prospects for exchanging experiences in technology, blockchain, and smart contracts, which could lead to the integration of technologies like digital signatures in Pi applications, enhancing the value of Pi currency.
Building a strong community: Being a specialized meeting (not part of major conferences like Consensus or TOKEN2049), it focuses on supporting the Pi community (over 60 million users) with a local partner like Sign, helping to create joint job opportunities and expand outreach in Asia. This is a development following Pi's participation in global events like Consensus 2025 and TOKEN2049, showing Pi's transition from a pilot project to a real ecosystem supporting payments and applications.