What’s Pi Coin GVC Debate All About In Pi Network Community?

A major debate over Pi Coin Global Consensus Value (GVC) has gained traction in the Pi ecosystem. Several Pi Network community advocates are working to promote a fixed value based on the mathematical constant π (3.14159). Some advocates have also proposed a price point of $314,159 per Pi token.

Others have challenged this notion of a dual-value system as the Pi Token price on exchanges trades at a mere $0.60. This massive gap of 500,000x has raised questions about the system’s feasibility. The Pi Network price has consolidated above the strong support of $0.60, with market analysts predicting 35% upside. A community-driven liquidity pool (CDLP) is tipped to bring Pi one step closer to attaining a GVC.

Pi Coin At GVC Value Could Overtake World GDP

Dr. Altcoin, a prominent analyst and community member, said that having the Global Consensus Value (GCV) for Pi Network makes no economic sense. Dr. Altcoin explained that even with the current circulating supply of 7.4 billion Pi, GCV remains unattainable.

He further highlighted that even with the current circulating supply of 340 million Pi, if we adopt the GVC value of $314,159 per Pi token, it would be equal to the world’s total annual GDP. Dr. Altcoin stated:

“GCV lacks any basic economic model and is not grounded in realistic valuation principles. Its sole purpose was to help promote Pi across the globe as a free digital currency, and that goal was achieved long ago”.

As Pi Coin users debate over this matter, the Pi Core team has neither accepted nor rejected GVC. Dr. Altcoin noted that they did this purposely as GVC has served to be “promotional” for them.

All eyes are currently on Pi Day 2 on June 28, 2025, where the Pi Network community expects the Pi Core team to address the long-debated Global Consensus Value (GCV) issue.

Pi Network Proponents Defend GVC

Pi Network proponents, and even some Pi Coin users, have defended the GVC campaign, stating that it is not solely centered on price but emphasizes ideals of financial freedom, community alignment, and decentralized trust.

Analysts like Mr. Spock suggest that a dual-price model could provide stability within the ecosystem while balancing community-driven ideals with market dynamics. In a message on the X platform, Mr. Spock wrote:

“GCV was never meant for the open, speculative market. It was designed to thrive within the Pi Ecosystem, a secure, closed-loop environment where real utility—not hype—drives value. Those who rushed into the Open Network expecting GCV to be honored misunderstood its role”.

Recently, Pi Coin users have expressed frustration, reporting the empty Pi wallets despite adhering to all migration instructions provided by the Core Team.

Apart from the buzz around GCV, a segment of the Pi Network ecosystem is leaning toward a community-driven liquidity pool (CDLP) to regulate prices. The plan involves monthly $10 Pi purchases from 10 million users that will add up to $100 million in liquidity to the network. Furthermore, users will store Pi purchased under the CDLP in personal wallets, eliminating the requirement for third-party custody providers..