Pi coin has not been able to return to 0.50 USD! The Pi Network community has launched intense debates regarding the "valuation target".

Today (5), in the Asian early market, the price of Pi Network (PI) still hasn't managed to return to the 0.50 dollar mark. Despite Zypto entering the project's "Know Your Business" (KYB) list and the partner list gradually expanding, the Pi Network community is currently engaged in intense debate over the valuation target of 314,159 dollars for each Pi coin.

Zypto enters the KYB list of Pi Network

Zypto App shared this milestone through a post on X (formerly Twitter). With the latest integration, users can now conduct multi-chain decentralized finance (DeFi) exchanges of PI and top up their Zypto VISA card using altcoins. Additionally, the platform allows users to purchase non-rechargeable credit cards and pay bills.

Zypto wrote: "More features are coming soon. We look forward to continuing to provide useful tools for pioneers and all cryptocurrency users in the coming years."

Previously, the network has added Onramper and Onramp money, marking an increasing integration of verified financial services within the Pi ecosystem. In addition, these integrations enhance the utility and accessibility of Pi coin, further boosting its appeal.

In this expansion, the Pi coin has seen a slight increase after a 22% drop in the past month, but it still has not managed to return to $0.50.

The upcoming unlock of tokens may pose a challenge to the price surge of the Pi Network. According to data from PiScan, the team will release over 300 million Pi coins worth approximately 15.3 million dollars in the next 30 days.

(Source: PiScan)

It is worth noting that 19.4 million tokens were released yesterday, which is the highest single-day unlocking amount during this period. This influx increases selling pressure and reverses the recent upward trend.

The debate in the Pi Network community about the "valuation target" is intensifying

As the price of Pi coin continues to face market resistance, the community is engaged in intense debates regarding the Global Consensus Value (GCV), which is the community's proposed valuation of each Pi coin at 314,159 USD.

This symbolic goal has caused serious divisions within the vanguard.

"GCV is not fictional, but originates from reality. It is based on over 7.7 million microtransactions from August 2022 to June 2025, verified on-chain through node-level auditing. Each GCV transaction is real, involving real goods, real people, and real Pi. That's right, there is also real value. Someone asked - did GCV exist first, or did transactions create it? The truth is? Transactions came first. Pioneers and merchants agreed to exchange real goods for Pi. Thus, GCV was born," wrote a user.

However, this movement has also attracted a lot of criticism, with many believing that GCV is economically unfeasible.

"At this price, the market value of Pi 幣 will reach 31.4 trillion dollars, which is 314 times the global GDP (approximately 100 trillion dollars, projected by the World Bank for 2025). This is simply impossible," another user added.

In addition, opinion leader Dr. Altcoin even referred to GCV supporters as "delusional."

"GCV supporters are unaware that the Pi core team has sold millions of Pi coins for less than $2 each, raising funds for the Pi Network valued at $100 million. Even the Pi core team does not believe your ridiculous GCV nonsense," he pointed out.

This divergence of opinion highlights a broader disagreement among pioneer members regarding expectations, with some focusing on making bold predictions about the future of PI, while others emphasize a more cautious, reality-based approach. This internal conflict could affect the cohesion of the community, which is one of the core strengths of the Pi Network.