Pi Coin has seen a noticeable price uptick following the long-anticipated release of its tokenomics blueprint and migration plan.
The market responded positively after the Pi Network team disclosed that a massive 65 billion tokens—out of the total 100 billion supply—are set aside exclusively for mining rewards, reinforcing the project’s commitment to decentralization and user incentives.
This announcement appears to have reignited investor interest, with Pi’s value jumping nearly 5.5% within a 24-hour window, reaching close to $0.66. The coin has hovered between $0.59 and $0.77 over the past week, and the latest developments seem to have tilted the momentum in favor of bulls.
The distribution model outlined by Pi Network is designed to evolve alongside its user base. As more users complete migration to the mainnet, other token categories—including allocations for liquidity, the foundation, and the core development team—gradually become accessible. This structure, according to the team, ensures that all ecosystem participants remain aligned toward growing the network’s on-chain activity.
In simpler terms, the effective circulating supply at any time will depend on how much of the 65% community share has already been migrated. The phased unlock system ties all other allocations proportionally to that migration, creating a dynamic supply curve that rewards active participation.
On the technical side, the network reports that over 12 million users have successfully migrated so far. The rollout is being conducted in stages, starting with basic mining and node rewards. Future phases will introduce bonus distributions like referrals and app engagement incentives. Eventually, the system will shift to routine migrations that cover all reward types on a recurring basis.
While the recent price action has brought fresh optimism, analysts caution that Pi still has a long way to go before reaching key psychological levels like $1. Even so, with a clearly defined distribution roadmap and a growing user base, Pi appears to be entering a more mature phase of its development.
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