$PI Many people are asking about the current progress of Pi Network. Tonight, I’ve briefly organized some information for everyone to reference.

Currently, Pi Network is undergoing a major architecture update. (A technical signal worth understanding)

The core team seems to be preparing for a synchronized infrastructure deployment, often referred to as a “big bang” protocol deployment.
The goal of this deployment is simple: to avoid network fragmentation and activation.

It’s not about releasing components one by one, but waiting until multiple layers are ready, then pushing them atomically.

Key elements mentioned:

• Pi node ecosystem has been aligned with the new codebase
• Protocol v20.2 is ready, awaiting coordinated activation
• DEX order book is synchronized across the entire network
• External bridging endpoints are unified
• CCXT exchange connectors have been phased in and are ready

For those unfamiliar with CCXT:

CCXT is an industry-standard library used by professional trading systems to connect to exchange APIs.
When the connector is ready in the pre-release environment, it means the technical groundwork is being laid before any liquidity interactions occur.

This is how serious infrastructure deployment is done.

You don’t activate the global network haphazardly.
You align nodes.
You synchronize bridges.
You phase in API connectors.
Then execute a coordinated, unified push.

This is exactly the goal of a hard fork-style synchronized activation:
to prevent mempool congestion, validator desynchronization, and partial network states.

If the information is accurate, then it’s very clear:

Before execution, all layers of the ecosystem are being aligned.

Mid-March is not about hype.
It’s about network synchronization.

Ecosystem builders should understand this process very well.