Pi Network currency is a cryptocurrency aimed at making mining accessible to everyone through smartphones, without the need for advanced devices or massive energy consumption. The currency was launched in 2019 by a team of Stanford University graduates, with the goal of building a decentralized economic system. Pi relies on a consensus model called Stellar Consensus Protocol (SCP), making it more efficient and less energy-consuming compared to traditional currencies like Bitcoin. The currency is still in its developmental stages and has not been officially listed on major exchanges, but its supporters hope that it will become truly valuable when the open network is officially launched.