The Pi Network community is rallying ahead of June 28, 2025, a date now labeled as the “Day of Great Expectation”, calling on the Pi Core Team to finally recognize the Global Consensus Value (GCV) as the true worth of PiCoin. After over six years of dedication from millions of users, known as Pioneers, this moment is seen as the project’s biggest turning point.
GCV isn’t just a number. Since 2022, it has formed through real-world use cases, not speculation, as Pioneers exchanged goods and services using PiCoin in a closed-loop economy. It reflects a community-agreed value rather than market prices listed on centralized exchanges. Crypto advocates, including @gfc199 and others, argue that this bottom-up value model is what kept the project alive during years of development.
The Numbers Behind the Concern
According to the analyst, most Pioneers hold fewer than 300 PiCoin. With exchange prices hovering around just $0.63, this means their holdings are valued at less than $200, far from the life-changing potential many had envisioned. The fear now is that if the Core Team remains silent on GCV or continues to delay its recognition, Pioneers may lose faith entirely. This could trigger a mass sell-off and further disconnect from the network.
A Call to Action Before It’s Too Late
The upcoming Pi Day 2 celebration could serve as a key inflection point for Pi cryptocurrency. Scheduled for June 28, this event, also known as Tau Day, is expected to reignite discussion around the project and may include major announcements from the Pi Core Team.
According to the crypto analyst Dr. Altcoin, the Pi market is consolidating ahead of Pi Day 2, with a potential recovery expected as unlocks slow and investor confidence builds.
Interestingly, recognizing GCV isn’t about bending to pressure; it’s about honoring the years of effort poured into the project by its most loyal supporters. The future of PiCoin, according to analysts and community voices alike, now hinges on whether the Core Team listens to this call.
