Pi Network News Today : The Pi Network is facing a serious price problem. After falling dangerously close to $0.3, the once-hyped Pi Coin has left many in the community frustrated and uncertain. Now, a bold new idea has entered the conversation—a decentralized, community-driven strategy designed to stop the bleeding and restore confidence in the ecosystem.Â
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An unknown figure going by the name Satoshi Nakamoto has proposed a Community-Driven Liquidity Pool (CDLP) aimed at giving Pi Coin some much-needed price support. Instead of relying on big investors or centralized exchanges, the CDLP puts the power in the hands of regular users. Each participant would commit to buying a small amount of Pi every month for instance think $10 worth—as part of a broader, collective strategy to keep the market balanced.
The idea draws from the concept of dollar-cost averaging, where steady, routine buying helps smooth out volatility over time. And since users keep full control of their Pi coins (no need for intermediaries), this model stays true to crypto’s decentralized roots.
Why This Could Actually Work
According to Nakamoto, this kind of consistent monthly demand could significantly reduce selling pressure while boosting liquidity. That means fewer dramatic price swings and a much stronger floor for Pi Coin. If enough users commit, it could result in over $100 million flowing into the market—without relying on whales or outside exchanges.
Nakamoto believes this could help create a stable environment for developers and merchants alike. It would give builders the confidence to launch new projects on Pi while also encouraging real-world businesses to adopt Pi for payments. And as utility grows, so does long-term value.
Short-Term Fixes and Bigger Problems
Moreover, while the CDLP is a long-term vision, some in the community, like Dr Altcoin, are calling for more immediate solutions, such as burning billions of tokens to shrink the supply and give prices a quick jolt. Meanwhile, frustrations are growing over Pi’s absence from major exchange listings like Binance, which has only deepened the bearish mood.
But Nakamoto is confident. He says this strategy doesn’t just prop up price; it will rebuild trust, strengthen the network, and empower the community.
If Pi holders rally behind this idea, it could mark the beginning of a real turnaround not just for the price, but for Pi Network’s future as a decentralized currency with real use cases.
