【The future belongs to blockchains that solve real problems】

On July 15, Tradable announced it would introduce up to $1 billion worth of private credit assets into the Stellar network.

Stellar is a network chosen by regulated institutions for tokenizing real-world assets. This isn’t hype—it’s Wall Street casting votes with real money. SCP technology is being validated as the infrastructure that can carry real finance. And this consensus protocol is the technological cornerstone of #PiNetwork .

This isn’t a solo act by Stellar—it’s the resonance of the entire SCP ecosystem.

When institutional capital continues to choose this infrastructure, it stops being “possibly useful” and becomes “being used.”

Although Pi has evolved into an independent blockchain, its underlying architecture is from the same root as Stellar. Stellar earning mainstream institutional trust is, in essence, recognition of the SCP technology route—indirectly adding credibility to Pi’s technology roadmap as well.

The RWA track is exploding, while Pi is quietly laying infrastructure.

The on-chain RWA market has grown from about $8 billion in 2025 to about $29.9 billion in April 2026.

This isn’t a future concept—it’s a financial paradigm shift that’s happening now.

Meanwhile, Pi launched three products for the external world at the 2026 Pi2Day: PiVerify, SoloHost, and Pi Sign-in.

They are becoming a real infrastructure layer that external enterprises and developers can use.

Short-term price and long-term value are two different things.

Over the past week, Pi has fallen by more than 27%, hovering around $0.07. But if you only look at the price, you’ll miss the bigger picture: Pi is set to roll out Protocol v25 on July 22, introducing privacy-preserving smart contracts; more than 420k active node operators; and 16 million KYC-verified users covering 200 countries. Building this infrastructure is the core variable that determines long-term value.

When the wave comes, the most important thing is to stand on the right infrastructure.

Wall Street’s shift toward blockchain isn’t because it’s a trend, but because of efficiency, transparency, and settlement speed.

But when the infrastructure standards across the entire industry keep being raised, and when real use cases like RWA, AI, and identity verification become mainstream, a network with SCP technology DNA, tens of millions of real users, and capabilities it’s opening up to the outside world—the network’s long-term narrative is being quietly reinforced.

The future belongs to blockchains that solve real problems.

The blockchain industry is moving from speculation to real-world utility. Whether Pi can catch this wave depends on whether it can enable more external developers and enterprises to access its infrastructure—whether it can turn Pi from “phone mining” into part of “real economic activity.”

Short-term price fluctuations may distract people, but what’s truly worth关注 is this: whether a network with a technical foundation, user scale, and ecosystem ambitions is now on the side of the trend.