Pi Network Unveils New Token Design: Community Feedback Requested
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Pi Network Unveils New Token Design: Community Feedback Requested

The Pi Network's Core Team reveals the details of their Ecosystem Token Design, aimed at enhancing utility and user engagement within the network.

Last week, the Core Team of Pi Network marked the first anniversary of the Open Network’s launch amid growing criticism regarding its lack of progress on various fronts. In a comprehensive announcement, they highlighted key milestones and future plans, including the introduction of the Ecosystem Token Design aimed at providing genuine utility to the Mainnet.

Pi has released specific details on the Ecosystem Token Design on Pi Network as a Pi Request for Comment (PRC) to the community. Learn more about ecosystem token design here. Feedback is welcome, and Pioneers… — Pi Network (@PiCoreTeam) February 23, 2026

Ecosystem Token Design

The newly unveiled framework aims to address a significant challenge in Web3: the gap between token issuance and practical utility. Instead of focusing on speculative fundraising, the initiative intends to foster community-generated tokens that bolster functional products and services.

Tokens Designed for User Acquisition

The launch programs advocate for a token model aimed at utility and user growth. This structure allows:

  • Users to hold projects accountable for product quality.
  • Continuous feedback and iteration for improvements.
  • Transparent and merit-based access to tokens.
  • Token use within real applications.

The community’s input is sought before finalizing the implementation of these designs. However, recent feedback from Pioneers has been mixed, with some expressing dissatisfaction regarding the overall state of the Pi Network ecosystem.

Pi Network Token

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