Universe of Pi

Pi Network Ventures has invested in OpenMind, a robotics infrastructure company aiming to unify machine intelligence through a shared operating system. Imagine a future where robots don’t just follow commands—they negotiate, collaborate, and even pay each other for services. Now imagine the currency they use isn’t dollars or crypto hype—it’s Pi. That’s the vision behind Pi Network Ventures’ latest move. Their investment in OpenMind isn’t about speculation—it’s about building the infrastructure for autonomous machine economies. What OpenMind Is Actually Building OpenMind isn’t focused on making smarter robots. It’s focused on making connected robots—ones that can learn from each other, share tasks, and operate across brands. Think of it like giving every robot a common language and a shared operating system. That’s where Pi Network enters the picture. ADVERTISEMENT A Closer Look at the Pi Connection Pi Network Ventures didn’t invest in OpenMind for buzz. They’re solving three real p...

Pi Network Logs Massive Coin Self-Transfer, Analyzing the Technical Implications Just hours ago, something unusual happened on the Pi Network blockchain. A massive transfer of 888,888,888,888 Pi coins was recorded. This single transaction has sparked intense interest across the Pi Network community. The transfer was marked as a “self-transfer,” meaning the sender and receiver were the same account. This type of large-volume transaction is not uncommon in blockchain systems. It can be a technical method to test how the network handles large amounts of data or to prepare internal accounts for future operations, such as a large system upgrade. For community members and Pioneers, this event raises important technical questions. Is the Pi Network testing its capacity for full-scale network activity? Is the system being tested for various types of user actions? Or is this a routine technical check conducted by the development team? Whatever the reason, the scale of th...

Let’s clear up a common confusion that catches a lot of people off guard when they first get into Bitcoin. You’ve probably heard that the maximum supply of Bitcoin is 21 million BTC. That’s true, and it’s locked in. No more will ever be created. But then you hear about Satoshis (SATS), and suddenly the numbers explode. People say there are 2.1 quadrillion SATS. So what gives? Does that mean Bitcoin’s supply is actually 2.1 quadrillion? Nope. Here’s the simple breakdown. Bitcoin vs. Satoshis: What’s the Difference? - Bitcoin (BTC) is the main unit—like a dollar. - Satoshis (SATS) are the smallest pieces of Bitcoin, like cents. Each Bitcoin can be split into 100 million SATS. So when you multiply: 21 million BTC × 100 million SATS = 2.1 quadrillion SATS That’s where the big number comes from. But it doesn’t mean there’s more Bitcoin. It just means Bitcoin can be divided into tiny, spendable pieces. Analogy: Pizza and Slices Imagine there are 21 million pizzas in the world. Ea...