Lumari 🦋

[Lumari 🦋 @lurima_pi]

OUR LEGACY & IMPACT REPORT | PART 1

With humility and gratitude, we share Part 1 of our Legacy & Impact Report, documenting a meaningful chapter of our journey and service within the Global GCV Movement. 🌍

This report reflects the systems we helped build, the initiatives we started, the knowledge we shared, the leaders we had the privilege to mentor, and the businesses and communities that worked alongside us in turning ideas into action.

We share this not to claim success for ourselves, but to preserve and recognize a journey built through collective effort. Behind every milestone were dedicated leaders, Ambassadors, Envoys, merchants, volunteers, and Pioneer communities who contributed their time, energy, ideas, and commitment.

To everyone who became part of this journey, we share this record with sincere appreciation and gratitude.

Leadership positions may change. Organizations may evolve.

Responsibilities may pass from one generation of leaders to another.

But systems that work, knowledge that has been shared, leaders who have been empowered, businesses that have been connected, and communities that have learned how to organize can continue creating value long afterward.

The true measure of this leadership journey is not the titles that were held, but the systems that were built, the leaders who were developed, the businesses and communities that were connected, and the initiatives that continue today.

Titles ended. The impact did not.

The work continues.

Thank you. 🙏🌍

Lumari & JoJo 🌻

[JoJo-π @jojo102102]

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦👨‍👩‍👧‍👦👨‍👩‍👧‍👦PI GCV NEWS: Three years. Countless lessons. Endless gratitude.

Today, we are sharing a report that summarizes some of the work we were honored to contribute during our years of service in the Global GCV Movement.

This report is not about titles or personal recognition. It is a record of initiatives, leadership systems, educational efforts, merchant ecosystem development, and international collaboration made possible through the dedication of many people working toward a shared mission.

We extend our sincere gratitude to Founder Doris Yin, the Global GCV Core Team, the GCV International Industry Alliance, national leaders, Ambassadors, Envoys, merchants, volunteers, and Pioneer communities around the world. Every achievement described in this report reflects collective effort and shared commitment.

Leadership positions may change, but we believe that knowledge shared, leaders developed, communities strengthened, and systems built can continue creating value for years to come.
Thank you to everyone who walked this journey with us.

The work continues.
— Lumari & JoJo
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PART 1: LEGACY & IMPACT REPORT
Lumari & JoJo | Global GCV Movement
Leadership • Systems • Education • Merchant Development • Global Ecosystem Building
Documenting Leadership, Systems, Mentorship & Ecosystem Development

Overview

This Legacy & Impact Report documents the major initiatives, organizational systems, leadership development, educational contributions, merchant programs, international collaborations, and ecosystem building work undertaken by Lumari and JoJo during their years of service.

Throughout their service in the Global GCV Movement, Lumari and JoJo played significant roles in creating leadership systems, developing organizational frameworks, initiating education and merchant programs, strengthening international collaboration, and advancing community and ecosystem development.

Working together with Founder Doris Yin, the Global GCV Core Team, the GCV International Industry Alliance, Ambassadors, Envoys, national leadership teams, merchants, and thousands of volunteers worldwide, they helped establish initiatives designed to strengthen leadership, education, merchant participation, ecosystem development, and international cooperation.

Their work focused not only on carrying out leadership responsibilities, but also on creating systems, initiating programs, developing structures, empowering volunteer leaders, promoting ethical leadership, and advancing real world ecosystem utility.

This report also recognizes the leaders, Ambassadors, Envoys, merchants, volunteers, and Pioneer communities whose dedication transformed ideas, systems, mentorship, and initiatives into measurable action across different countries and regions..

Leadership Roles & Service Contributions

Lumari
Leadership Service Roles
Executive Director
Global GCV Core Team
Chair
GCV International Industry Alliance
Global Leadership Contributions
· Leadership coordination
· Merchant ecosystem development
· International business collaboration
· Community expansion
· Volunteer leadership development
· Strategic ecosystem initiatives

JoJo
Leadership Service Roles
Assistant Executive Director
Global GCV Core Team
Vice Chair
GCV International Industry Alliance
Global Leadership Contributions
· International coordination
· Organizational development
· Educational communication
· Leadership support
· Multilingual knowledge sharing
· Global collaboration

1. Global Leadership & Organizational Development
Together with Founder Doris Yin and international leadership teams, Lumari and JoJo played active roles in building and developing organizational systems across multiple countries and communities.
· Helping expand the Global GCV Movement internationally
· Coordinating leadership across countries and regions
· Developing Ambassadors, Envoys, and volunteer leaders
· Creating organizational systems and leadership frameworks
· Encouraging ethical and servant leadership
· Promoting integrity, discipline, teamwork, accountability, and community service
· Strengthening volunteer based organizational development
Their work focused on establishing systems that enabled communities to grow through cooperation, education, responsible leadership, and structured international coordination.

2. Organizational Innovations & Foundational Initiatives

Original Philippines GCV Ambassador Structure
Lumari created and initiated the original Philippines GCV Ambassador Structure, establishing an organized framework for:
· Ambassador responsibilities
· Leadership coordination
· Community management
· Volunteer organization
· Reporting
· Accountability

The structure subsequently became a reference model for broader GCV leadership development.
Merchant Alliance Initiative

In 2024, Lumari created and initiated the Merchant Alliance Initiative with the objectives of:
· Organizing merchants
· Encouraging real world ecosystem participation
· Connecting businesses with Pioneer communities
· Promoting practical utility
· Strengthening cooperation among merchants
· Creating stronger connections between businesses and Pioneer communities

This initiative later contributed to the development of the GCV International Industry Alliance and helped establish the foundation for broader merchant ecosystem expansion.

3. Leadership Systems & Organizational Frameworks

Lumari and JoJo created, developed, and initiated key organizational frameworks, leadership systems, curricula, and scopes of work for the Global GCV Movement.

· Executive Director Scope of Work
· Head Ambassador Scope of Work
· Education Ambassador Scope of Work
· Envoy Scope of Work
· Ambassador training materials
· Education curriculum
· Leadership guidelines
· Operational procedures

Lumari and JoJo directly conceptualized, created, structured, and initiated these frameworks to establish clearer responsibilities, accountability, consistent education, and more effective organizational coordination.

· Leadership consistency
· Volunteer coordination
· Accountability
· Education processes
· International cooperation
· Organizational efficiency

4. Global Operations & Community Infrastructure

· International Telegram coordination
· Multilingual communication
· Leadership meetings
· Official announcements
· Educational content distribution
· Volunteer coordination
· International team collaboration
These activities helped connect communities, leaders, and volunteers across different countries and strengthened international communication and coordination.

5. Education & Leadership Development

· Global GCV Leadership School initiatives
· Ambassador education programs
· Education Ambassador development
· Leadership lessons
· Training materials
· Community education activities

Responsibility • Integrity • Service • Collaboration

Their leadership philosophy emphasized that leadership is not simply a position or title; it is a responsibility to serve, develop, and empower others.

6. Educational Publications & Global Communication Initiatives

GCV Repost Campaign Initiative
· Share educational articles
· Amplify leadership messages
· Spread ecosystem updates
· Maintain consistent global communication

This initiative helped strengthen awareness of GCV values and expand educational information sharing among international communities.

Sunday Tribune Educational Publications

From May 2024 to June 2026, Lumari and JoJo contributed to the development and promotion of Sunday Tribune, with more than 300+ Educational and Community Articles covering:

· GCV education
· Leadership development
· Ecosystem growth
· Merchant adoption
· Community activities
· International cooperation
· Organizational development

These publications became an educational channel for Pioneer communities, helping share knowledge, recognize community contributions, and promote global collaboration.

7. Merchant Development & Real World Ecosystem Utility

· Merchant onboarding campaigns
· Merchant education programs
· Merchant fairs
· Business networking events
· Local barter activities
· Buy Back campaign support
· PiFest promotion
· Real world Pi utility education
· Merchant recognition initiatives
· Community business partnerships
· International merchant networking

GCV Ecosystem Development

· Merchant education and engagement
· Business collaboration
· Community economic activities
· International networking
· Ecosystem awareness programs
· Regional merchant development

Businesses • Entrepreneurs • Community Leaders • Pioneer Groups

Ecosystem Highlights
· More than 50,000 businesses registered on Map of Pi
· Approximately 30,000 real businesses participating in the GCV International Industry Alliance network
· An estimated 3,000+ bartering activities, merchant fairs, and community utility activities conducted and supported across participating countries and communities
These activities strengthened merchant participation, encouraged real world utility, and promoted international ecosystem cooperation.

8. GCV International Industry Alliance & Business Development

· Building international business relationships
· Connecting merchants and entrepreneurs
· Connecting businesses with community leaders
· Encouraging responsible business participation
· Advancing merchant adoption
· Promoting cross border business collaboration
· Expanding international business networking
· Strengthening cooperation among businesses across countries

Industry Alliance Development Highlights
Vietnam
Approximately 3,000 real businesses were connected to ecosystem development initiatives, with more than 1,000 businesses selected following filtering and verification activities. The Vietnamese ecosystem also expanded its engagement to include manufacturers, manufacturing plants, exporters, and export oriented businesses.

Thailand
Thailand developed a growing merchant network involving thousands of merchants and businesses, supported by grassroots community development, merchant education, ecosystem activities, and continued organizational expansion.

9. Strategic Vision & Global Initiatives
Million GCV Data Initiative
Lumari created and initiated the Million GCV Data Initiative, establishing a bold and measurable global goal intended to accelerate ecosystem participation and encourage countries to document GCV development.
· Creating measurable ecosystem growth indicators
· Recording merchant participation
· Tracking community engagement
· Encouraging country level collaboration
· Supporting data driven ecosystem development

More Than 20 Million GCV Data Records Worldwide
This initiative encouraged international cooperation, measurable participation, and shared ecosystem development goals.

10. International Collaboration & Expansion

Philippines • Vietnam • Thailand • India • Laos • South Korea • Cameroon • Benin • Morocco • Botswana • Sudan • Palestine • Bangladesh • Burkina Faso • Uganda • Rwanda • African Regional Communities • Arab Regional Communities

These collaborations were strengthened through leadership coordination, volunteer cooperation, education, merchant development, business networking, community activities, and ecosystem initiatives.

11. Outstanding International Leadership Teams Mentored & Supported

Throughout their years of service, Lumari and JoJo worked closely with, supported, and mentored dedicated leaders and international teams across different countries and communities.

These leaders contributed to the continued development of education, leadership, merchant adoption, ecosystem development, community organization, and international collaboration within the Global GCV Movement.

Philippines | The Foundation of Lumari's GCV Ecosystem Leadership
Mr. Marlon Domantay | Deputy Head, Philippines

The Philippines represents the starting point and foundation of Lumari's GCV ecosystem building journey.

As early as 2023, before Lumari became part of the leadership of the Global GCV Movement, she was already actively organizing and developing GCV initiatives in the Philippines.

Mr. Marlon Domantay, who became Deputy Head in the Philippines, was among the earliest merchants and leaders to support Lumari's GCV campaign. His early participation and continued leadership helped strengthen merchant involvement, community organization, and grassroots ecosystem development.
With the support of Deputy Head Mr. Marlon Domantay and dedicated Philippine Ambassadors, merchants, community leaders, volunteers, and Pioneers, Lumari continued developing an increasingly organized national initiative.

During this early period, Lumari established an organized Ambassador structure across different regions of the Philippines, creating clearer responsibilities, leadership coordination, accountability, and community organization.

· Beginning organized GCV campaign and ecosystem development activities in 2023
· Building a structured Ambassador network across different regions of the Philippines
· Developing and empowering Ambassadors and community leaders
· Recording millions of GCV data records through coordinated community participation
· Creating and establishing the early Merchant Alliance Initiative
· Connecting merchants with Pioneer communities
· Promoting GCV and merchant education
· Organizing approximately 800 bartering activities across participating communities
· Strengthening cooperation among merchants, Ambassadors, leaders, volunteers, and Pioneers
· Establishing grassroots initiatives and activities that continue to develop today

From Grassroots Beginnings to Global Leadership
What makes the Philippine story particularly significant is that these initiatives began before Lumari held an official leadership position within the Global GCV Movement.

Lumari later joined the Global GCV Movement leadership, bringing with her the experience, systems, lessons, and practical knowledge developed through the Philippine grassroots campaign.

The Philippines therefore represents the foundation of Lumari's GCV ecosystem building journey.
The leadership and merchant participation of Deputy Head Mr. Marlon Domantay, together with the dedication of Philippine Ambassadors, merchants, volunteers, community leaders, and Pioneers, helped provide the foundation from which these initiatives grew.

From this experience came Ambassador development, merchant organization, GCV data mobilization, bartering activities, community coordination, and the early Merchant Alliance concept, practical experience that Lumari would later bring into her international leadership, mentorship, and ecosystem development work.

Vietnam | Outstanding Ecosystem & Business Leadership
Mr. Dao Duc Viet
Ms. Nguyen Minh Nguyet

Vietnam emerged as one of the strongest examples of leadership and ecosystem development resulting from the mentorship, organizational guidance, and initiatives developed and promoted by Lumari and JoJo.

Following this mentorship and continued collaboration, the Vietnamese leadership team demonstrated exceptional initiative by transforming guidance into measurable action and developing a strong, increasingly business oriented local ecosystem.

· Connecting approximately 3,000 real businesses to ecosystem development initiatives
· Expanding merchant participation and business networking
· Onboarding manufacturers and manufacturing plants
· Connecting exporters and export oriented businesses
· Strengthening relationships among businesses, merchants, community leaders, and Pioneer communities
· Promoting merchant adoption and practical ecosystem participation
· Expanding local business networks
· Supporting education and community organization
· Developing stronger domestic and international business connections
· Establishing a physical office to support continued community and ecosystem development

Vietnam's progress went beyond ordinary merchant onboarding. By expanding participation to manufacturers, manufacturing plants, exporters, and established businesses, the Vietnamese team helped move ecosystem development toward a broader and more structured business network.

The approximately 3,000 real businesses connected in Vietnam represented one of the strongest business development results among the international teams mentored and supported by Lumari and JoJo.

Effective mentorship should eventually produce leaders who can independently build, expand, and strengthen their own ecosystems.

The success belongs to the Vietnamese leaders and communities who carried out the work, while their development also reflects the value of mentorship, systems, Merchant Alliance initiatives, education, and international collaboration that helped provide the foundation for their growth.

Vietnam therefore stands as an outstanding model of ecosystem leadership, merchant development, manufacturing engagement, export oriented business participation, and business expansion.

Thailand | Outstanding Merchant & Ecosystem Development
Ms. Rung Arun Maneechot
Ms. Wantana Intrachaeng
Ms. Hyokamonrat
Ms. Vanida Popakdee
Mr. Banjong Wongnarung

Thailand emerged as another outstanding example of how mentorship, strong local leadership, consistent community engagement, and dedicated grassroots work could develop into a growing and organized ecosystem.

With mentorship and leadership support from Lumari and JoJo, the Thailand team worked persistently to build its local ecosystem from the ground up, transforming early community building efforts into an increasingly organized network of merchants, leaders, and Pioneer communities.

· Building and expanding the GCV ecosystem from the grassroots level
· Onboarding and connecting thousands of merchants and businesses through ecosystem development activities
· Expanding merchant participation across different communities and regions of Thailand
· Promoting the Merchant Alliance and strengthening relationships among merchants, businesses, and Pioneer communities
· Conducting merchant education and encouraging practical ecosystem participation
· Developing and empowering local leaders capable of organizing and expanding community activities
· Supporting merchant events, bartering activities, ecosystem initiatives, and community programs
· Strengthening education, leadership coordination, and merchant networking
· Creating a more organized foundation for continued ecosystem expansion
· Establishing a new physical office to support continued community coordination, merchant development, education, and ecosystem building activities

Thailand's progress is particularly significant because much of the ecosystem was developed through sustained grassroots work. What began with community organization, education, merchant outreach, and leadership development gradually expanded into a much larger merchant and community network.

The establishment of a new office represents another important stage in that development. Similar to Vietnam's progress, Thailand's growth demonstrates a transition from primarily grassroots community activities toward a more structured and organized ecosystem with a physical base for continued development.

Thailand therefore stands alongside Vietnam as one of the strongest examples of ecosystem growth among the international teams mentored and supported by Lumari and JoJo.

The success belongs to Ms. Rung Arun Maneechot, Ms. Wantana Intrachaeng, Ms. Hyokamonrat, Ms. Vanida Popakdee, Mr. Banjong Wongnarung, and the many Thai Ambassadors, merchants, volunteers, community leaders, and Pioneers who consistently carried out the work.

Their growth also demonstrates the value of mentorship, education, Merchant Alliance initiatives, organizational development, international collaboration, and most importantly, the determination of local leaders to transform those foundations into sustained action.

From grassroots community building to thousands of participating merchants and the establishment of a physical office, Thailand represents an outstanding example of sustained merchant ecosystem development and locally empowered leadership.

South Korea
Mr. Jun Taek Jun

Following mentorship and leadership support from Lumari and JoJo, Mr. Jun Taek Jun contributed significantly to building and strengthening the merchant ecosystem in South Korea. Through his leadership and local initiatives, he successfully connected more than 200 real businesses, encouraged merchant participation, and helped expand awareness and involvement in ecosystem development. His work demonstrated how mentorship, combined with strong local leadership and initiative, could translate into measurable merchant participation and the development of a stronger local business ecosystem.

Botswana
Mrs. Baikoketsi Modongo
Mpho Pancy Ofilwe
Tiny Radithupa

The Botswana leadership team contributed to leadership development, community organization, education, and the expansion of GCV activities.

India
Mr. Raaj Sharma
Mr. Sujay Kumar Guha
Mr. Brijesh Maloo
India's leadership contributed to community expansion, education, merchant development, barter activities, and ecosystem participation.

Laos
Ms. Vongphachan Vongsouvan

Contributed to leadership coordination, community development, education, and ecosystem building initiatives.

Sudan
Ms. Najoud Mirghani

Contributed to strengthening the GCV ecosystem in Sudan by connecting real businesses, encouraging merchant participation, and supporting the development of local Envoys. Through her leadership and community building efforts, she helped establish stronger connections among businesses, local leaders, and Pioneer communities while contributing to the development of a more organized local leadership and merchant ecosystem.

Palestine
Mr. Thaer Zmari

Contributed significantly to strengthening the GCV ecosystem in Palestine by initiating local bartering activities and developing a structured system to support ecosystem development. Through his leadership, he promoted GCV education, encouraged community participation, and helped build and develop local Ambassadors who could support education, coordination, and ecosystem activities within their communities. His efforts helped establish a stronger foundation for local bartering, education, Ambassador development, and community led ecosystem growth in Palestine.

Burkina Faso
Mr. Bakoane Moumouni

Contributed to building and strengthening the GCV ecosystem in Burkina Faso by promoting ecosystem development, engaging local communities, and supporting the registration and participation of businesses. His efforts helped strengthen local business participation and contributed to the development of a more active merchant ecosystem within Burkina Faso.

Uganda
Mr. Fajan

Contributed to building and strengthening the GCV ecosystem in Uganda by promoting the Merchant Alliance Initiative, encouraging merchant participation, and inviting businesses to join and participate in the movement. His efforts helped expand awareness of merchant ecosystem development and encouraged greater involvement of businesses within the Ugandan Pioneer community.

Morocco
Mr. Kamal Balhaj

Contributed to merchant and industry development and media communication.

Benin
Mr. Ganhoumeto Dossou Ange

Contributed to community development, leadership coordination, education, and ecosystem building activities.

Cameroon
Mr. Letenou
Dr. Xavier Fokou

Contributed to community development, leadership activities, ecosystem expansion, education, and merchant participation.

Africa
Toro Motiki

Contributed to leadership coordination, community development, and strengthening cooperation among African GCV communities.

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[JoJo-π @jojo102102]

Every lasting ecosystem is built on a strong foundation. Before we can expand globally, we must first build trust, develop capable people, and create real value in our communities.

[JoJo-π @jojo102102]

✨✨✨PI GCV NEWS: A strong ecosystem is built by people who are willing to show up, take action, and contribute consistently.

[JoJo-π @jojo102102]

🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭PI GCV NEWS: 🇹🇭 Congratulations to our dedicated Pi GCV Warrior and Merchant, Ms. Ning Phochana, in Thailand!
Ning Phochana Restaurant Surin Province, Thailand

[JoJo-π @jojo102102]

🟣🟣🟣PI NETWORK NEWS:🟣🟡 PI NETWORK SMART CONTRACTS: A REFERENCE PERSPECTIVE FOR PIONEERS

I recently analyzed the public Smart Contracts repository by KOSASIH:

KOSASIH – Pi Nexus Smart Contracts : https://t.co/Gox4kERRak

What caught my attention is the breadth of concepts included:

🔹 Crowdfunding
🔹 DAO / Voting
🔹 DEX
🔹 Escrow
🔹 Loan Processing
🔹 Flash Loans
🔹 Insurance
🔹 MultiSig Wallet
🔹 NFT Marketplace
🔹 Oracle
🔹 Reputation
🔹 Staking
🔹 Supply Chain
🔹 Token Vesting
🔹 Decentralized Identity

From a programmable-economy perspective, this provides an interesting map of what could potentially be built around a blockchain ecosystem.
But there is one critical distinction:

⚠️ THIS IS NOT EVIDENCE THAT THESE ARE PI CORE TEAM SMART CONTRACTS.

It also does NOT prove that all of these contracts will ever be deployed on Pi Mainnet.
The right approach is to treat this repository as a technical reference and compare its concepts with what Pi Network has officially announced.

Pi has publicly been developing:

➡️ Smart Contract capabilities
➡️ Testnet RPC infrastructure
➡️ Subscription Smart Contracts
➡️ Escrow-type Smart Contracts
➡️ NFT-related Smart Contracts
➡️ Privacy-preserving technologies

Pi Network – Pi Day 2026 : https://t.co/rUMA0GSiQh

And this raises a much bigger question:
Could Pi evolve beyond simply being a payment blockchain?
Imagine:
PI PAYMENT
↓
ESCROW
↓
MARKETPLACE
↓
IDENTITY
↓
REPUTATION
↓
NFTs
↓
DAO / GOVERNANCE
↓
SUPPLY CHAIN
↓
REAL-WORLD COMMERCE

But Pioneers should also remain technically cautious.
A contract named DEX.sol does not automatically mean a complete production DEX.

A contract named DAO.sol does not automatically mean fully decentralized governance.

An Oracle.sol can still be vulnerable if its external data is unreliable.

And most importantly:

BLOCKCHAIN ≠ AUTOMATICALLY SAFE.

Smart contracts require:

🔐 Security audits
🧪 Testing
🔍 Community review
🛡️ Security analysis
⚙️ Economic-model validation

Pi has also described a process involving:

External Audit → Community Review → Testnet → Mainnet

for smart-contract deployment.

🧠 5 principles every Pioneer should remember:

CODE ≠ CLAIM
REPOSITORY ≠ PI CORE TEAM
SMART CONTRACT ≠ SAFE CONTRACT
ADDRESS ≠ HUMAN
ON-CHAIN DATA ≠ TRUSTED DATA

Therefore, I do not view the KOSASIH repository as a “secret Pi roadmap.”

I view it as a reference map for thinking about how a programmable economy around Pi could potentially evolve.
The important question is no longer simply:

“Will Pi have Smart Contracts?”

The bigger question is:

“How could Smart Contracts transform Pi into a programmable economy?”

Read the code.
Verify the evidence.
Compare it with official sources.
And let the data guide us.

🟣🟡 BUILD UTILITY. BUILD TRUST. BUILD THE PI ECONOMY.
#PiNetwork #PiSmartContract #PiNetworkEcosystem #PiUtility #Pioneer #Blockchain #Web3 @PiCoreTeam @lurima_pi @daoviet1983 @Nguyet888888 @Phuocdientyphu @Tem459Marivic

[JoJo-π @jojo102102]

🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭PI GCV NEWS: 🇹🇭 PI GCV PEACE ALLIANCE THAILAND | TIER 1 IN ACTION
Real Use. Real Progress. A Strong Foundation.

TIER 1 | ESSENTIALS: THE FOUNDATION OF A LIVING ECOSYSTEM

[Lumari 🦋 @lurima_pi]

🇹🇭 PI GCV PEACE ALLIANCE THAILAND | TIER 1 IN ACTION

Real Use. Real Progress. A Strong Foundation.

TIER 1 | ESSENTIALS: THE FOUNDATION OF A LIVING ECOSYSTEM

Food, household goods, daily necessities, and essential services are where an ecosystem becomes real, where people use, exchange, and create value in everyday life.

🇹🇭 Thailand is demonstrating what committed ecosystem building looks like. This is not simply about talking about adoption. It is about putting the ecosystem into action through real community commerce, consistent participation, and measurable activity.

Every day, Thailand contributes GCV data to the blockchain, documenting real activity and strengthening the foundation being built by its communities.

REAL ACTIVITY. REAL PARTICIPATION. REAL FOUNDATION.

✅ Pi accepted as direct payment for goods
✅ GCV data recorded on chain through daily activity
✅ Local products, honest trade, and real community commerce
✅ Transactions that contribute to ecosystem activity and growth

These efforts demonstrate how Tier 1 | Essentials can serve as a practical starting point for building a functioning ecosystem, beginning with everyday needs, connecting local businesses and communities, and creating opportunities for real world exchange.

The PI GCV Alliance Thailand is committed to building an ecosystem that is active, practical, and sustainable through consistent work, cooperation, and community participation.

We don’t wait for progress. We build it through action.

🇹🇭 One Nation. One Vision. Building from the Ground Up.

Lumari 💎

@PiCoreTeam @jojo102102 @daoviet1983 @Nguyet888888 @Phuocdientyphu @Tem459Marivic

[Lumari 🦋 @lurima_pi]

🇻🇳🇹🇭🇵🇭 PI GCV PEACE ALLIANCE WARRIORS

🔥 THE FRONT LINERS OF OUR MISSION

Strength in Unity. Leadership in Action. Courage to Build.

A strong ecosystem is built by people who are willing to show up, take action, and contribute consistently.

Our Pi GCV Peace Alliance Warriors stand at the front line of our mission. Through their daily efforts, they amplify our initiatives, repost and support our messages, engage with Pioneers, and help spread awareness about the importance of building a strong and sustainable ecosystem.

🌍 WHY OUR WARRIORS MATTER

Our Warriors play an essential and highly valued role in helping carry our initiatives beyond individual communities and reach a wider audience.

Every initiative they amplify creates greater reach.
Every engagement with a Pioneer strengthens communication.
Every message they help carry forward contributes to greater awareness and participation.

Their work creates visibility, strengthens engagement, and helps build momentum across communities and countries.

Our Warriors are not simply supporting content. They are actively contributing to the mission, helping strengthen community engagement, and advancing the work of ecosystem building.

💜 OUR SINCERE THANKS

To every Pi GCV Peace Alliance Warrior, thank you for showing up every day.

Thank you for your dedication to amplifying our initiatives.

Thank you for engaging with Pioneers and helping carry our message further.

Thank you for standing behind the importance of building a strong, united, and sustainable ecosystem.

Your contribution is important. Your dedication is valued. Your collective efforts make a difference.

🫡 RECOGNIZING OUR FRONT-LINE LEADERS

General Commander
🇹🇭 Mr. Theerawut Jantaman

General Warriors

• Ms. Wipharat Prada
• Mr. Chaichanachomphuthawe
• Ms. Marivic Temblador
• Ms. Kanyapak Nisaikla
• Mr. Jiratchai Boonmarsirarat
• Mr. Somchai Hwangrassamee
• Mrs. Benjamas Thimking
• Mr. Juntapol Srisang

Thank you for your excellent leadership, dedication, consistency, and continued service. 💜

🔥 KEEP MARCHING FORWARD

You are the front liners.
You are the amplifiers of our initiatives.
You are the voices engaging our Pioneers.
You are an important strength behind our ecosystem-building mission.

Keep showing up.
Keep supporting.
Keep engaging.
Keep connecting.
Keep building.

Let’s keep marching forward—stronger, united, and unstoppable. 🫡🔥

🌍 ONE VISION. ONE FAMILY. ONE UNITED FORCE.

Together, we connect.
Together, we strengthen.
Together, we build. 💜

Lumari 💎

@PiCoreTeam @jojo102102 @daoviet1983 @Nguyet888888 @Phuocdientyphu @Tem459Marivic

[Lumari 🦋 @lurima_pi]

🌍 JOIN US. WE ARE SERIOUS ABOUT BUILDING A STRONG, THRIVING, AND SUSTAINABLE ECOSYSTEM.

This is more than simply connecting people across countries. It’s about bringing together committed leaders who are ready to work, build, cooperate, and create real value within their communities.

Together, we can strengthen local communities, connect opportunities across borders, empower responsible leaders, and build an ecosystem prepared for long-term growth. 🤝��

Build locally. Connect globally. Grow together.

If you are serious about building, serving, and contributing to a stronger ecosystem, we invite you to join us. 🌍💜

Unity • Cooperation • Peace • Ecosystem Development

Lumari 💎

@PiCoreTeam @jojo102102 @daoviet1983 @Nguyet888888 @Phuocdientyphu @Tem459Marivic

[Lumari 🦋 @lurima_pi]

🌍 GLOBAL INVITATION
GLOBAL PI-GCV PEACE ALLIANCE

Connecting Leaders • Strengthening Communities • Building Ecosystems

The Global Pi-GCV Peace Alliance invites dedicated leaders, community builders, entrepreneurs, merchants, educators, and ecosystem advocates who are committed to building strong and sustainable Pi ecosystems.

Our vision is to connect capable leaders across nations and turn community participation into meaningful ecosystem development.

🏛️ GOVERNMENT REGISTERED • LEGALLY COMPLIANT

The Pi-GCV Peace Alliance operates through government-registered organizations and entities in the countries where they are formally established, following applicable national and local laws, regulations, and registration requirements.

We believe that sustainable ecosystem development must be built responsibly, transparently, and in accordance with the laws of each country in which our communities and organizations operate.

🌍 EXPANDING CONNECTIONS WORLDWIDE

We welcome qualified and committed ecosystem leaders from:

🌏 Asia & the Pacific
🌍 Middle East & Central Asia
🌍 Africa
🌍 Europe
🌎 North America & the Caribbean
🌎 Central & South America
🌊 Oceania & the Pacific

Our doors are open globally. Expansion is not simply about adding countries. It is about connecting responsible people who are ready to serve their communities and contribute to long-term development.

🤝 WHO WE HOPE TO CONNECT WITH

✅ Responsible community leaders
✅ Entrepreneurs, merchants, educators, and ecosystem builders
✅ People committed to practical utility and sustainable development
✅ Leaders who can organize, educate, and unite communities
✅ Individuals who value integrity, cooperation, and transparency
✅ People ready for long-term community service and international collaboration

Build locally. Connect globally.

Strong local leadership creates strong communities.
Strong communities create sustainable ecosystems.
Connected ecosystems create global opportunities.

If you are developing merchant networks, supporting entrepreneurs, educating Pioneers, leading communities, or building ecosystem initiatives in your country, we invite you to connect with us.

📩 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND CONNECTION

🇻🇳 Mr. Đào Đức Việt
Founding Chair
Global Pi-GCV Peace Alliance

🌍 Different nations. Different cultures. Different communities. One shared commitment to building stronger ecosystems together.

GLOBAL PI-GCV PEACE ALLIANCE
Unity • Cooperation • Peace • Ecosystem Development

Lumari 💎

@PiCoreTeam @jojo102102 @Nguyet888888 @Phuocdientyphu @Tem459Marivic

[JoJo-π @jojo102102]

⚡️⚡️⚡️PI NETWORK NEWS: 🚨 PI TESTNET DEX TELEMETRY: LIVE PATH PAYMENTS & MULTI-ASSET SETTLEMENT IN ACTION! ⚡️

A deep-dive look at what’s actually executing on-chain today via Pi Horizon Testnet (Protocol 28):

While many view Pi solely as peer-to-peer transfers, the Stellar Core L1 engine is running a full decentralized liquidity & atomic swap layer in real-time. Here is today's on-chain breakdown:

1️⃣ REAL-TIME TRADES & ORDER BOOK ACTIVITY (Slide 1):
• Sub-minute trades executing across Pi Native pairs: ST, AWYT, and OUSD (OpenUSD).
• Live open offers paired against Pi: SLICE (GAAK...60K3), BNB, XLM (GAQB...AJ3O), and OUSD (GCMW...7U3L).
• Native Path Payments & AMM are active at the consensus level!

2️⃣ WHY ARE TESTNET STABLECOINS & RWA SIMULATIONS BLOWING UP? (Slide 2):
Look at the on-chain adoption testing today:
• Stablecoin Pegs: OUSD (14,893 holders), USDT (139,705 holders)
• Settlement & Community Tokens: PizzaToken (401,881 holders), Archimedes (408,934 holders), SLICE (294,428 holders), IRRA (287,642 holders)
• RWA Stock Tests: GOOGL, AMZN, AAPL, ALIBABA

3️⃣ THE FUTURE UTILITY: ZERO VOLATILITY GLOBAL COMMERCE 🛒
Why is this massive? Through Stellar Path Payment on Protocol 28:
👉 Pioneer taps "Pay with Pi" in the Pi Browser.
👉 In one atomic transaction, the engine routes through internal liquidity pools.
👉 A merchant in the US/EU receives 100% USD or Stablecoin instantly. Zero volatility risk for sellers, seamless global purchasing power for Pioneers!

🔍 TRANSPARENCY & ON-CHAIN AUDIT (The Gold Standard):
On Pi Horizon, Asset Identity = [Asset Code + Issuer Address].
Tickers like GOOGL, AMZN, or OUSD are community-minted test assets for liquidity stress-testing—not corporate partnerships. Always verify the issuer hash on-chain!

Dashboard built by @jojo102102 🛠️
Ledger consensus never sleeps. Let the data speak! 📊🔥⚡️⚡️⚡️

#PiNetwork #PiTestnet #Web3 #Stellar #Crypto #DeFi #Protocol28 #PathPayment #PiPayment @PiCoreTeam @lurima_pi @daoviet1983 @Nguyet888888 @Phuocdientyphu @Tem459Marivic

[Lumari 🦋 @lurima_pi]

Strong Foundations Create Lasting Impact

Every lasting ecosystem is built on a strong foundation. Before we can expand globally, we must first build trust, develop capable people, and create real value in our communities.

This is the idea behind the 6-Tier GCV Growth Staircase. Sustainable growth doesn't happen overnight. It happens one step at a time, with each tier building on the one before it.

🥦 Tier 1: Essentials – The Solid Foundation

Every community needs a strong starting point. Access to food, everyday necessities, and reliable resources creates the stability people need to move forward.

🩺 Tier 2: Services – Lifting People Up

Communities become stronger when people have access to healthcare, education, livelihood opportunities, and services that improve everyday life.

🔧 Tier 3: Tools & Resources – Empowering Productivity

The right tools and resources help people work more efficiently, solve problems, and create greater value for their businesses and communities.

📚 Tier 4: Skills & Education – Empowering People

Knowledge creates opportunity. Continuous learning, practical skills, and leadership development help people contribute with confidence, make informed decisions, and support the growth of others.

🏭 Tier 5: Manufacturing & Production – Creating Local Value

When producers, manufacturers, and businesses work together, they create quality products, strengthen supply chains, and support local economies.

🏗️ Tier 6: Infrastructure – Building the Future

Infrastructure connects everything we've built. Transportation, digital connectivity, logistics, energy, and other long-term systems make sustainable growth possible.

Strong business communities are built through consistent collaboration, shared knowledge, trust, and relationships that grow over time. Every partnership, every initiative, and every meaningful connection contributes to a stronger and more sustainable ecosystem.

As I often say:

"Real progress is not measured by how fast we rise, but by how strong the foundation becomes beneath us."

As our global community continues to grow, the goal remains clear: connect real businesses, strengthen supply chains, encourage collaboration, support local production, and create opportunities that generate lasting value for communities.

Building a thriving ecosystem is not the work of one person or one organization. It grows when people contribute their skills, resources, ideas, and initiatives toward a shared purpose.

Lumari💎🌻

Connecting Businesses • Strengthening Supply
Chains • Building Sustainable Ecosystems

@PiCoreTeam @jojo102102 @daoviet1983 @Nguyet888888 @Phuocdientyphu @Tem459Marivic

[JoJo-π @jojo102102]

🎉🎉🎉PI GCV NEWS: 💜 LEADERSHIP THAT CREATES CONNECTIONS AND OPENS NEW OPPORTUNITIES! 🤝🌍

Congratulations to Ms. Vo Thi Dien for her continued leadership and dedication in expanding the GCV ecosystem in Vietnam! 🎉👏

Ms. Vo Thi Dien
Vice President, Global Pi-GCV Peace Alliance
Vice President, Pi-GCV Vietnam Peace Alliance
Head of the Supervisory Committee, Pi-GCV Vietnam Peace Alliance
General Director, An Sinh Viet Nguyet Dien Joint Stock Company 🇻🇳

[Lumari 🦋 @lurima_pi]

🇻🇳💜 LEADERSHIP THAT CREATES CONNECTIONS AND OPENS NEW OPPORTUNITIES! 🤝🌍

Congratulations to Ms. Vo Thi Dien for her continued leadership and dedication in expanding the GCV ecosystem in Vietnam! 🎉👏

Ms. Vo Thi Dien
Vice President, Global Pi-GCV Peace Alliance
Vice President, Pi-GCV Vietnam Peace Alliance
Head of the Supervisory Committee, Pi-GCV Vietnam Peace Alliance
General Director, An Sinh Viet Nguyet Dien Joint Stock Company 🇻🇳

🤝 A key highlight of her recent initiative was her engagement with Edupay Group Joint Stock Company, a Vietnamese company operating in the education and education-support sector, to discuss bilateral cooperation.

The discussion focused on connecting resources, leveraging the strengths of both sides, and creating practical value for the community. Through open dialogue, transparency, and a commitment to mutual growth, Ms. Vo Thi Dien is helping explore new opportunities for collaboration and laying the foundation for potential long-term cooperation.

Her continued efforts to build meaningful connections and strengthen relationships between the GCV ecosystem and local businesses and organizations in Vietnam are truly commendable.

👏 Congratulations, Ms. Vo Thi Dien! Your vision, professionalism, and dedication are helping pave the way for a stronger, more connected, and sustainable GCV ecosystem in Vietnam. 🇻🇳💜🌍

Together, we connect. Together, we strengthen. Together, we build. 🤝💜🌍

Lumari 💎

@PiCoreTeam @jojo102102 @daoviet1983 @Nguyet888888 @Phuocdientyphu @Tem459Marivic

[Lumari 🦋 @lurima_pi]

🇹🇭💜 Congratulations to our dedicated Pi GCV Warrior and Merchant, Ms. Ning Phochana, in Thailand! 🎉

🏪 Ning Phochana Restaurant
Surin Province, Thailand 🇹🇭

Ms. Ning Phochana is one of our valued GCV Warriors and an active member of our community, as well as the proud owner of Ning Phochana Restaurant. Her restaurant now accepts Pi and cash as payment options, supporting the growing GCV ecosystem and creating more opportunities for the local community. 🤝💜🌍

👏 Congratulations, Ms. Ning Phochana, on this meaningful achievement! Your dedication, support, and contribution as both a Warrior and a local business owner are truly appreciated.

Together, we connect. Together, we strengthen. Together, we build. 🤝💜🌍

Lumari 💎

@PiCoreTeam @jojo102102 @daoviet1983 @Nguyet888888 @Phuocdientyphu @Tem459Marivic

[JoJo-π @jojo102102]

👩‍👩‍👧👩‍👩‍👧👩‍👩‍👧PI GCV NEWS: A community striving for sustainable development cannot rely solely on grand goals or ambitious plans. People are what matter most. Compassion, responsibility, solidarity, and mutual care through both the highs and lows of life—these are the values ​​we are committed to upholding as we build the Pi-GCV Global Peace Alliance.

[JoJo-π @jojo102102]

🧵 PART 7/8 — THE FORENSIC RULE
DON'T LOOK AT SCREENSHOTS. LOOK AT GIT HISTORY.
This is perhaps the most important lesson from this investigation.
A screenshot can show you what a repository looks like today.
It cannot automatically tell you:
❓ When the code was written.
❓ Who added it.
❓ What existed two years ago.
❓ What was modified later.
❓ What was copied or rewritten.
For that, we need:
🔗 Commit hash
🕐 Timestamp
🧬 Parent commit
📝 Code diff
📂 File path
📜 Commit history
That is how we determine whether a particular feature actually existed before or after a later announcement.
For example:
The Stripe commit has a documented timestamp:
June 2, 2024.
That is much stronger evidence than simply showing a screenshot of https://t.co/HeAj0QzUEN.
KOSASIH Stripe commit history : https://t.co/pB7pkukpaM
#Blockchain #GitHub #Forensics #PiNetwork @PiCoreTeam @lurima_pi @daoviet1983 @Nguyet888888 @Phuocdientyphu @Tem459Marivic

[JoJo-π @jojo102102]

🧵 PART 8/8 — THE BIG QUESTION
SO WHAT SHOULD THE PI COMMUNITY TAKE FROM THIS?
Not:
❌ “KOSASIH predicted OUSD.”
Not:
❌ “Pi secretly built OUSD in 2024.”
Not:
❌ “Pi has already deployed a $314,159 stablecoin.”
Those conclusions go beyond the available evidence.
What we CAN say is:
✅ KOSASIH experimented with Pi payment gateways.
✅ Stripe-related code existed as early as June 2, 2024.
✅ The repository also contains Google Pay and Visa payment gateway concepts.
✅ Pi stablecoin/Stellar concepts were also explored.
✅ Open Standard introduced OUSD in 2026.
✅ OUSD is now live.
✅ Stripe and Visa are among OUSD's publicly announced integration paths.
✅ Pi Network has announced a partnership with Open Standard.
That creates an interesting architectural timeline.
And perhaps the most important question is not:
“Was this planned?”

The better question is:
What will Pi and Open Standard actually integrate next?
Will we eventually see:
OUSD → Pi Wallet?
OUSD → Pi Apps?
OUSD → Merchant settlement?
OUSD → Pioneer rewards?
OUSD → Cross-border settlement?
Those are the developments worth watching.
Until then:
Don't blindly believe.
Don't blindly dismiss.
READ THE CODE.
CHECK THE TIMESTAMP.
FOLLOW THE ARCHITECTURE.
WATCH THE OFFICIAL INTEGRATIONS.
Because sometimes the most interesting part of blockchain history isn't written in a press release.
It's already sitting in the Git history.
#PiNetwork #PiCoreTeam #OUSD #OpenStandard #KOSASIH #PiEcosystem #Stablecoin #Stellar #Web3 #Blockchain #GCV @PiCoreTeam @lurima_pi @daoviet1983 @Nguyet888888 @Phuocdientyphu @Tem459Marivic

[JoJo-π @jojo102102]

🎉🎉🎉PI GCV NEWS: 🎉 Pi-GCV Peace Alliance Thailand: Congratulations on the Successful 2nd Branch Opening! 💎

[JoJo-π @jojo102102]

🟡🟡🟡PI NETWORK NEWS: 🚨 PI NODE UPGRADE #3 — V28.0.1 IS RUNNING! 🟣🟡

Another important milestone in my Pi Node journey. 💪

After running through previous upgrades, my Pi Node has now moved forward to:

🔹 Pi Node Docker: community-v1.0-p28.0.1
🔹 Docker Engine: Running
🔹 Container: testnet2 — Running
🔹 Network: Pi Testnet / Testnet2
🔹 Persistent mode: Enabled
🔹 CPU: ~64.5%
🔹 Memory: ~1.23 GB / 30.55 GB
🔹 Port: 31403 → 1570
The official Pi Node Docker repository lists organization-mainnet-v1.0-p28.0.1 as the latest release, upgrading:
stellar-core: v27.1.0 → v28.0.1
Horizon: v27.0.0 → v28.0.1 GitHub

🔎 My Node upgrade history
July 2025
Pi Node port checker confirmed ports 31400–31409 were listening.

August 2026
Docker Desktop was upgraded to v4.88.0, followed by the Pi Node p27.1.0 environment.
At that stage, Pi Desktop reported:
✅ Consensus: Synced!
✅ Protocol: Latest
✅ Incoming connections: 14
✅ Outgoing connections: 8
✅ Supporting other Nodes: Yes

October 6, 2026 — NOW

🔥 v28.0.1 is running!
The latest startup log shows:

Starting Pi Node
mode: persistent
network: testnet2 (Pi Testnet)

The existing PostgreSQL, Stellar Core, Horizon and Stellar RPC configurations were detected and preserved. Pasted text(20261006-125954)
The migration runner also reports:

7 migrations → 0 executed → 7 already completed
and:

ALL MIGRATIONS COMPLETED SUCCESSFULLY.

Then:
🟢 PostgreSQL — RUNNING
🟢 Stellar Core — RUNNING
🟢 Horizon — RUNNING

🌐 Why this matters
A Pi Node is not simply a Docker container.
It is part of the infrastructure that helps maintain:

Consensus → Blockchain → Peers → Horizon → RPC → Pi Ecosystem

Every successful upgrade helps Node operators stay aligned with the evolving Pi blockchain software stack.

The official v28.0.1 release states that the upgrade replaces the stellar-core and Horizon binaries, with no data migration, pg_upgrade, schema work or re-ingestion required for this release; a brief interruption is expected during restart. GitHub

My Pi Node continues the journey:
v26 → v27 → v28.0.1 🚀
Keep your Node running.
Keep it synchronized.
Keep supporting the Pi Network. 🟣🟡

Pi Node Operators — are you ready for v28.0.1?🟡🟡🟡

#PiNetwork #PiNode #PiNodeOperator #Docker #Protocol28 #StellarCore #Horizon #Blockchain #Web3 #Pi2Day @PiCoreTeam @lurima_pi @daoviet1983 @Nguyet888888 @Phuocdientyphu @Tem459Marivic

[JoJo-π @jojo102102]

🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭 PI-GCV PEACE ALLIANCE THAILAND — MOU SIGNING & PARTNERSHIP INITIATIVE Congratulations to our dedicated leaders in Southern Thailand on this meaningful step toward stronger business and community connections! 🎉

[Lumari 🦋 @lurima_pi]

🇹🇭 PI-GCV PEACE ALLIANCE THAILAND — MOU SIGNING & PARTNERSHIP INITIATIVE 🤝
🏪 Ko Chat — Jae Tum Store | Krabi, Thailand 🇹🇭

🎉 Congratulations to our dedicated leaders in Southern Thailand on this meaningful step toward stronger business and community connections!

Leading this initiative are:

Ms. Hyokamonrat Rattanapanchanok
Vice President, PI-GCV Thailand Alliance
Vice President, Global PI-GCV Peace Alliance
🇹🇭 Thailand

together with

Mr. Kosol Sornpanich
President, PI-GCV Peace Alliance
🇹🇭 Thailand

Together, they participated in an MOU signing and partnership initiative with a local business in Krabi, Thailand, strengthening connections between the GCV community and local businesses. 🤝

🏪 Ko Chat — Jae Tum Store
Khlong Phon, Khlong Thom District, Krabi Province, Thailand 🇹🇭

With its wide variety of products, Ko Chat Jae Tum Store is a strong supporter of GCV and has now joined our growing ecosystem. The partnership creates new opportunities for local business engagement while serving the community by accepting Pi as a payment option. 🛍️🌍

This collaboration marks a meaningful milestone for the GCV community in Southern Thailand, especially for our brothers and sisters in Krabi Province, as we continue building stronger connections between communities, businesses, and the wider ecosystem. 🇹🇭

🎉 Congratulations to everyone who made this initiative possible!

Together, we connect. Together, we strengthen. Together, we build. 🤝🌍

Lumari 💎

@PiCoreTeam @jojo102102 @daoviet1983 @Nguyet888888 @Phuocdientyphu @Tem459Marivic