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Pi Network (PI) is a unique altcoin because it operates on a dual value system. However, this distinctive feature also sparks debates about its long-term sustainability. While the altcoin season has yet to arrive and PI’s price on exchanges has dropped significantly, the gap between the two values in the dual system continues to widen. This growing discrepancy raises even more doubts about the model. What is The Dual Value System of The Pi Network? The community of holders, known as Pioneers, all recognize that Pi Coin currently has two different price levels. The first is the internal value within the Pi ecosystem, called the Global Consensus Value (GCV), which is set at around $314,159—symbolically inspired by the mathematical number Pi. The second is the price on exchanges, which, at the time of writing, is around $0.60. Pi Network’s dual value system is a bold experiment. It offers hope to believers but also comes with serious risks. According to Mr. Spock, an investor who supports Pi Network, this system is workable and could be part of a deliberate strategy. “Some potential strengths include:• Merchant trust and consistency in the ecosystem• Stable economic environment for Pi-based apps and platforms• Protection against volatility and market manipulation.” – Mr. Spock explained. However, he also admits that the system faces risks. The massive price gap could erode trust. Moreover, many may buy Pi at low prices on exchanges and spend it at a much higher GCV rate within the community. Additionally, he suggested that the Pi Core Team intervene to maintain GCV’s trust, such as limiting ecosystem participation to KYC-verified wallets and using smart contracts (integrating GCV). Fair Valuation or Delusional Dream? In reality, Pioneers continue to share arguments in support of GCV. For example, some point out that developers have integrated GCV into…

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