🟣 Urgent: The new market value standard in Pay
The updates from the core team in the Pay wallet - in preparation for the launch of Paydex - revealed the first wave of application tokens, including the worldbankpi token.
But the shocking part is:
The market value will be calculated in Pay currency - not in US dollars.
This means that even on the test network, applications and companies must evaluate their assets in Pay currency.
And this creates a completely new economic impact within the Pi network.
🟣 1. Market value priced in Pi currency: a comprehensive economic revolution
In traditional finance and cryptocurrencies, everything is priced in US dollars.
But a different Pi.
📌 Value = Pi, not in US dollars.
So, for any token on Pi:
Market value = Total supply × price in Pi currency
This is the first time in modern financial history that an economy uses a defined internal digital unit instead of fiat currency to measure value across an entire ecosystem.
This is what the early pioneers understood before PiGCV became the talk of the world.
🟣 2. What does this mean for companies and decentralized applications?
Any project launching a token will be forced to:
Holding Pi as a primary liquidity asset
Directly pricing its token in Pi currency
Evaluating the project's value in Pi currency
Building all smart contracts using Pi pairs
This immediately leads to:
🔥 Huge demand for every Pi coin - even before the open mainnet.
🟣 3. PiDEX is a turning point
Once PiDEX is launched:
Decentralized applications will become the official source of tokens
All liquidity pools will rely on Pi
No US dollars, no USDT, no centralized fiat currency pairs
Instead, trading pairs will be:
Token/PI
NFT/PI
Energy/PI
Artificial Intelligence/PI
Data/PI
Services/PI
BTC/PI
ETH/PI
SOL/PI
Pi becomes the central axis of the internal economy.
As I predicted exactly:
Pi becomes the measure of value.
🟣 4. Why will the demand for Pi increase significantly?
Because it's inside Pi:
Every token needs Pi
Every liquidity pool needs Pi
Every transaction relies on Pi
