BREAKING NEWS: The SEC Chairman said most crypto assets are not securities and directed SEC staff to develop guidelines for securities identification.

📢 A great development is happening for Pi!

✔ Pi Network has a strong infrastructure that meets all legal requirements.
✔ Now, the world will see Pi’s true potential and power more clearly.

🌍 A major transformation is beginning. Get ready!

📌 1. Does the statement “Most crypto assets are not securities” apply to Pi?

Yes, most likely it does. Because:
• ✅ Pi Network has not conducted an IPO.
• ✅ Pi coins were not sold in exchange for investment.
• ✅ Mining is done through community participation.
So, it does not fit the classic definition of a “security.”

📌 2. What does the SEC’s directive to develop new guidelines mean for Pi?
• ➕ Pi Network could be officially classified as “not a security” under these guidelines.
• ➕ This paves the way for listing Pi on major US-based exchanges.
• ➕ Legal risks are reduced, accelerating global adoption.

📌 3. What does this mean for Pi’s GCV and community economy?
• 🌐 Community-driven economic models like GCV (Global Consensus Value) may be more easily reviewed and recognized by regulatory bodies like the SEC.
• 📊 This makes GCV-based transactions more feasible on a legal and transparent foundation.

📌 4. Conclusion: What does this mean for Pi?

✔ Increased legal security
✔ Fewer barriers to entering the American market
✔ Higher chances of getting listed on major exchanges
✔ Stronger legitimacy for GCV-based trade

If Pi were considered a security:
• Pi Network would be at risk of legal action in the US.
• All operations would require SEC approval.
• The community structure could be negatively impacted.

📣 Pi not being classified as a security supports the project’s freedom, community-driven model, and global growth.
This allows Pi to more easily establish its own economy (GCV, P2P trade, payments with Pi, etc.). #PI#