The Pi Network community is currently revisiting the original whitepaper, which was written in 2019 when Bitcoin was around $3,500, and many supporters now claim that these initial documents hide signs about the economic structure that has evolved since then to give the project the liquidity power it currently has.
High liquidity indicates increased trust in the ecosystem
Pi Network enthusiasts often point out the fact that the project currently has very high liquidity. Liquidity is estimated at 2 billion market capitalization and trading volume is approximately 77 million per day. This means more people are entering the market and more people have faith in the project.
Video breakdown and economic clues discussed
A video circulated in the post features a Chinese narrator scrolling through highlighted sections of the white paper detailing Pi's mining structure, supply-emission model, and phased development strategy, together suggesting how the ecosystem will ultimately transform closed-network operations into an open-network economy. The narrator notes that many recent official blog posts have indirectly referenced the development of technological infrastructure, and that many users have interpreted these signs as assurances that the character Pi's internal ecosystem is about to undergo broader growth.
Mainnet rumors and community expectations
The author of this post connects these economic tips to the ongoing speculation that there will be an open mainnet launch on December 10th in parallel with a massive token release of nearly 190 million coins, which many believe will cause substantial trading activity and increased volatility. The authors are also keen to keep miners engaged and buyers buying on the downside by arguing that Pi can capitalize on momentum that could push the token into the expected $0.26 range if broader sentiment tilts in its favor.
