🤜 “PI is dead!” 💀

These are the words people who only look at green-red candlestick charts and judge an entire project solely by price always say.

But while many people focus on the charts...

Pi’s core team is still quietly and continuously building.

✅ Consensus 2025 (Toronto) – Platinum block sponsor.
✅ TOKEN2049 Singapore 2025 – Gold sponsor.
✅ Consensus 2026 (Miami) – continuing as the official sponsor, strengthening its presence across the world’s top blockchain events.

Pi is more than just attending conferences—it also keeps investing in the ecosystem:

🏆 #buildPi2gether Hackathons (2021) – kickstarting a wave of application development.
🏪 Pi Business Hackathon (2024) – promoting the use of Pi for payments and business applications.
🚀 Pi Hackathon 2025 – hundreds of dApps participating to build an open network.

🎮 CiDi Games – strategic partnership with Pi Network, invested by Pi Network Ventures, expanding the gaming ecosystem, integrating Pi payments, and building infrastructure for game developers.

🤖 OpenMind – an AI initiative launched by Pi, aimed at supporting developers and expanding the app-building capabilities on the Pi ecosystem.

🦾 Axis Robotics – Pi Network Ventures continues to participate in a $12 million seed round for a startup developing physical AI infrastructure, expanding its portfolio into AI and robotics.
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Price may rise or fall in the short term.
But an ecosystem isn’t built from just a few candlesticks on a chart.
It’s built by developers, hackathons, applications, partners, investment, and years of continuous development.

You may be pessimistic about Pi’s price.

But to conclude that “Pi is dead,” maybe you should also look at what the team is actually doing—not just the price chart.
Maybe Pi’s price today doesn’t satisfy many people.

There may be stages ahead that disappoint the community.

But if a project consistently and steadily invests in developers, sponsors international conferences, expands its ecosystem, and collaborates with AI and gaming startups... are they preparing for something—or just mindlessly burning money?

Maybe time will provide the fairest answer.
What about you?

Are you judging Pi based on today’s candlestick chart... or based on what the team has been quietly building for years?