Pi Network’s Dual-Token Play: Will It Mirror XRP’s Meteoric Rise?

Pi Network is making waves with speculation it could adopt a dual-token model—just like XRP did before its explosive rally. Here's why history might repeat itself.

The XRP Blueprint

XRP’s dual-token system split utility and speculative demand, fueling its bull run. Pi’s core team hasn’t confirmed the move, but whispers from validators suggest a similar strategy.

Why Traders Are Buzzing

If Pi splits into a governance token and a transactional coin, liquidity could surge—just don’t expect Wall Street to care until the first whale dumps. Classic crypto.

The Bottom Line

Pi’s mining army gives it grassroots momentum, but real success hinges on exchanges listing it. Until then? Enjoy the hopium.

In a crypto market waiting for its next breakout, Pi Network continues to struggle with direction. Once seen as a community-driven revolution, the project now sits in limbo, caught between promise and misunderstanding.

The network was founded on a simple idea: one coin, one community, one vision. But confusion has spread across the ecosystem as many users turn to unofficial sources for guidance. A so-called “GCV handbook,” written by community members, claims that 1 Pi equals $314,159 and that there are two different Pi tokens for exchanges and GCV transactions.

According to crypto expert Dr. Altcoin, this is entirely false. “There is no such thing as a dual value using the same ticker like Pi,” he explained, saying that real dual-token systems such as InterLink’s ITLG and ITL use separate tickers for clarity and function.

The Pi Core Team (PCT) appears to be exploring legitimate paths for future growth instead. Two directions stand out:

• Real-World Asset (RWA) Integration
  Pi may adopt the ERC-3643 standard to bring tokenized assets on-chain, which would likely require a stablecoin, possibly named PiUSD, to maintain value stability during transactions.
  
• Partnership with OpenMind
  This collaboration aims to support decentralized robotic systems using Pi’s unused nodes, where a stablecoin like PiUSD could again play a key role in facilitating payments.
  

The analyst said that it could take years before PI reaches full ecosystem maturity. Yet its future could mirror that of XRP, which recently introduced RLUSD, a stablecoin designed to complement XRP’s payment network.

If Pi follows a similar path, it might evolve into a dual-token economy with Pi for utility and PiUSD for stability, replacing speculation with structure.