Pi Network @PiCoreTeam joins RoboPay as a payment partner. Pi will be used to pay for robot services across the Fabric network.
RoboPay was built to enable AI agents to discover, hire, coordinate, and pay robots autonomously onchain, transforming robots from connected machines into autonomous economic actors capable of providing real-world services.
Today, that same infrastructure extends beyond AI.
Tens of millions of Pi users will have access to robot services directly through the use of currency that they already hold. Once available, the anticipated robot services may include requesting a delivery robot to bring groceries, dispatching a security robot to patrol a property, scheduling an inspection robot for industrial facilities, or interacting with humanoid assistants in retail and hospitality. Autonomous labor may become as accessible as any digital service.
This partnership marks a fundamental shift in how humans are able to interact with robotics. Instead of purchasing robots themselves, users will be able to simply purchase outcomes. Physical intelligence becomes an on-demand service that is discoverable, programmable, and instantly payable through a shared economic network.
By connecting humans, AI agents, and robots through the same payment infrastructure, RoboPay and Pi have created the foundation for an open machine economy, where autonomous labor can participate in everyday commerce alongside real people.
The future isn't just AI that can think. It's an economy where humans, AI, and robots are all able to transact, collaborate, and create value together.
The mathematics behind Pi DEX is incredible. π₯
Every token on Pi DEX (BNPi, BoPi, ATH, PiStar, SIGIL, PET, and more) is paired with Pi, not directly with USD.
Yet, because Pi itself has a USD value, every token automatically inherits a live USD price through its Pi pair.
Token β Pi β USD
That's elegant market design. One base asset, countless token valuations.
This is more than trading... it's VALUE CODES. π
#PiNetwork #PiDEX #BNPi #ValueCodes
Focus here with me, because honestly the topic has entered a stage I personally didnβt expect to happen this early, but Pi Network has once again exceeded my expectations
Through the new experimental feature SoloHost, which has been integrated into the updated Pi Desktop 0.6.0..
Users can now discover and run applications locally or through self-hosting, meaning without needing the internet or an external server like downloading an app and running it directly on your own device
What Pi Network has done here is truly remarkable: instead of relying on a centralized and expensive data center, computation is now distributed across human-operated nodes, which exceed 420,000 nodes in total. Just imagine that!
This system distributes workload and heavy AI computation tasks across everyone, creating a fully decentralized experience while keeping data locally on the userβs device during processing
They also introduced an AI agent called Hermes, which is open-source and runs directly on the device. It can also be used to build applications and AI agents
It also seems that more applications will be added starting tomorrow or shortly after Pi2Day
This SoloHost update alone, within Pi Desktop 0.6.0, is genuinely groundbreaking and highly innovative something with very few real equivalents in the world, especially when combined with the rest of the networkβs features
@PiCoreTeam #PiNetwork
Regenesys AI Summit:
Business leaders urge faster adoption of artificial intelligence
AI increasingly transforming banking, healthcare and agriculture
Experts warn countries risk falling behind without AI investment
Regenesys Summit focuses on AI skills and digital competitiveness
#JKLive
π¨ WHAT HAPPENS TO #PiNetwork THE DAY NICOLAS KOKKALIS STEPS AWAY? ππ₯
Most people think that's a scary question πΏπ¨
But what if it's actually the ultimate sign of success? π€―
One of the most overlooked ideas ever shared by Nicolas Kokkalis is this:
π¬ A truly decentralized network must be able to continue operating even when the founders are no longer involved.
Read that again.
The goal was NEVER to build a network that depends on Nicolas.
The goal was to build a network that eventually doesn't need him at all. π
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π° PHASE 1: BUILDING THE FOUNDATION
This is where $Pi largely is today.
π οΈ Core Team writes the code
π Manages KYC systems
βοΈ Upgrades the protocol
π Fixes bugs
ποΈ Expands the ecosystem
Right now, the network still relies heavily on the Core Team to move forward.
But that was always meant to be temporary...
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π° PHASE 2: THE POWER SHIFT
This is where things get interesting. π
As Mainnet matures and the ecosystem grows:
β More community nodes join consensus
β Smart Contracts become more powerful
β Real utility expands across the ecosystem
β Governance mechanisms evolve
Suddenly, decisions don't have to come from a small group anymore.
Imagine a future where the community can:
π³οΈ Vote on upgrades
π Propose improvements
π‘οΈ Select validators
π° Help guide ecosystem funds
That's when decentralization starts becoming real.
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π° PHASE 3: THE NETWORK RUNS ITSELF
This is the destination. π―
A point where whether Nicolas is active or not...
β Blocks keep getting produced
β Transactions keep confirming
β Apps keep operating
β Nodes keep validating
β The ecosystem keeps expanding
The network simply continues.
Why?
Because no single person controls it anymore.
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Sound impossible?
Bitcoin already proved it.
When the mysterious creator of #Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto, disappeared in 2010, many thought the project would struggle.
Instead...
π Thousands of independent developers continued improving it.
π Millions of users kept adopting it.
π The network never stopped.
Bitcoin survived because it no longer depended on its founder.
That's the benchmark every serious decentralized network aims for.
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β οΈ One huge misconception:
Many people think:
β Decentralized = No more updates
Reality:
β Decentralized = Updates continue, but no single person or company can stop the network.
That's a massive difference.
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If Pi follows a similar path, a future scenario could look like:
π Nicolas remains a respected advisor
π» Core Team continues contributing
π Community developers build alongside them
But the network itself belongs to everyone.
Not one company.
Not one founder.
Not one team.
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The day $Pi no longer NEEDS Nicolas Kokkalis won't be a crisis.
It will be proof that decentralization finally worked. ππ₯
Do you think $Pi can eventually reach that stage? π
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