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🔵 PI NETWORK IS NOT A STABLECOIN – AND THAT’S A GOOD THING!
— My personal opinion
A lot of people have been asking lately: “Why doesn’t Pi become a stablecoin to make it easier to value?”
The answer is simple: Because Pi wasn’t born to be a stablecoin — and that’s a good thing.
1. Pi Network is a revolution, not a traditional financial project
Pi is not built by large financial funds or banking institutions. It is a global movement where value is created by the community, not by capital.
2. The “Genius Bill” changed the rules of the game
After the US signed this law, only stablecoins backed 1:1 by USD or short-term US bonds will be recognized.
That means:
⛔ Algorithmic stablecoins like TerraUSD have no chance.
⛔ Pi does not qualify as a traditional stablecoin.
3. Pi Network has a different mission
Pi is not focused on “holding the price in USD” but aims to:
✅ Increase real utility
✅ Create a decentralized commerce ecosystem
✅ Unleash the power of the community instead of banks
4. TerraUSD's collapse is a costly lesson
In May 2022, TerraUSD lost value in just 1 week, wiping out more than $45 billion.
That event caused US regulators to lose confidence in algorithmic stablecoins.
If Pi ever wanted to go that way, that door is now closed.
5. Stablecoins don't liberate anyone
USD stablecoins are just digital copies of the US dollar.
They are not sovereign currencies — they are dependent on the old financial system.
6. Pi takes a different path: not chasing fiat money, but creating real value
Pi does not need to be a stablecoin to have value.
Pi's value comes from:
💡 Trust and contribution of users
🛠️ Real-life applications
🤝 Fair transactions between people
✅ CONCLUSION
Stop asking: "How much is Pi?"
Start asking: "What is Pi used for?"
We are not following the old system — we are building a new system.
A world where value is created by people, not banks.
🔔 Note: This article represents my personal opinion, not representing the Core Team or any official organization of Pi Network
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