Pi2Day 2025 is finally here, and to mark the occasion, Pi Network has announced a series of significant updates to expand the utility and accessibility of its ecosystem.
Leading the announcements is the launch of Pi App Studio, an AI-powered, no-code development platform. This tool enables users to create Pi applications easily, regardless of their technical background. By combining blockchain with artificial intelligence, Pi App Studio is designed to support real-world problem-solving through scalable app creation.
The second major feature is Ecosystem Directory Staking, another platform-level utility. This allows both Pioneers and businesses to stake Pi to boost the visibility and ranking of apps within the Ecosystem Interface by staking Pi on the Mainnet blockchain.
Additional updates include a new version release for Pi Nodes, integration with a third-party onramp aggregator, an extension of the .pi Domains Auction, and several enhancements to the Mainnet migration process.
To engage the community, Pi Network has also launched the Pi2Day Ecosystem Challenge, where participants can explore new features and earn digital prizes. Full details are available in the Pi mining app.
The Pi Browser now allows full account management, including KYC and dApp access, all in one place. These follow the KYC sync feature launched on June 19 to ease onboarding. Despite the progress, Pi coin has failed to rally.
Many in the community were hoping for big announcements like a major exchange listing, AI integration, updates on transition to Pi’s Open Mainnet, or at least a clear timeline. The Open Mainnet launched in February 2025, but most pioneers still can’t access it due to pending KYC and migration delays.
Dr. Altcoin weighed in on the Pi2Day update and called it underwhelming. While the Core Team rolled out an AI tool to help build apps, the market was not impressed. In his view, Pi could be heading toward the $0.40 range in the coming days.
He had predicted yesterday that if the Pi Core Team shares a noteworthy update, the price might spike to around $0.7–$0.9, but then return to the $0.5 range within a day or so.
Pi coin is currently trading at $0.5444, down 1.8% in the last 24 hours. It is down over 26% this month and trading more than 80% below its all-time high of $2.99. The trend remains bearish, with most moving averages showing sell signals.
If it fails to hold the key support around $0.50, it could drop further. Bulls need to reclaim levels above $0.56–$0.58 to regain control.
Pi App Studio is an AI-powered, no-code development platform. It allows users to easily create Pi applications, combining blockchain with AI to solve real-world problems, regardless of their technical background.
Pi Coin’s price is down because many in the community found the updates underwhelming, hoping for major exchange listings, clearer Open Mainnet timelines, or full KYC/migration resolution, which remain bottlenecks.
The Open Mainnet launched in February 2025, but most Pioneers still cannot fully access it due to pending KYC verification and migration delays. New KYC sync features were released to help with onboarding.
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