Pi Network’s Big Move! DApps, Dilemmas, and Possible Disaster (Or Glory?)

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As Consensus 2025 looms like a particularly large storm cloud on the horizon, the Pi Core Team (PCT) has decided to liven things up. They’ve thrown a new decentralized app (DApp) into the mix, and the Pi Network community is buzzing. The app, dubbed Fruity Pi (yes, you read that right), has received the official stamp of approval. According to the ever-optimistic DR Altcoin, this might just kickstart an avalanche of approvals—and maybe, just maybe, speed up those endlessly delayed KYB checks. Fingers crossed, eh?

What in the name of Pi is Fruity Pi?

Fruity Pi is, apparently, a game. But not just any game—no, no. This is a *puzzle game* where players match fruits, because who wouldn’t want to match fruits, right? You can also link your Pi wallet to the game and use Pi tokens to make things more… “fruitful” (you see what I did there?). And guess what? The Pi Core Team, in their infinite wisdom, have bestowed a purple check mark on it, which is basically like saying, “Yes, this app is as safe as your grandmother’s knitting kit.” So, you can rest easy knowing it’s been thoroughly reviewed. For now. 🙄

This, my dear reader, is a *huge* deal. Because only apps with the coveted purple check mark are allowed to thrive in the Pi ecosystem. So, according to DR Altcoin, this could be the beginning of a domino effect of approvals—and possibly even the end of the dreaded KYB delays. Maybe. Fingers crossed again.

Could a Big Pi Announcement Be Coming at Consensus 2025?

All of these updates are happening just in time for the Consensus 2025 summit in Toronto. You know, the *big* event in the crypto world, where all the cool kids gather to show off their shiny new toys. And, of course, the Pi Core Team is expected to be there, looking *extremely* official. With Fruity Pi now fully approved, we might just see a flood of new app approvals, and who knows—perhaps a glorious Pi Network reveal on a global stage. Or it could just be a very large pie in the sky. Time will tell.

The Great Pi Coin Listing Saga: Will It Ever End?

Now, here’s the part where things get a bit less cheerful. Despite all the excitement in the Pi ecosystem, Pi Coin is having a bit of a struggle getting listed on major exchanges. HTX bravely listed Pi Coin after its mainnet launch in February 2025… and then just as swiftly removed it. *Good times*. Banxa, the crypto payment service, has also jumped ship, deciding it no longer supports Pi Coin.

Even BitMart, which once showed Pi some love, has decided to pause trading, because apparently, it’s waiting for KYB approvals. Meanwhile, big-name exchanges like Binance and Coinbase are playing the “not interested” game. It’s like being stood up at prom—but with less glitter and more crypto.

Pi Coin Price: A Sigh of Defeat?

Now for the pièce de résistance: Pi Coin’s price is… well, let’s just say it’s “hanging in there.” The overall crypto market might be doing just fine, but Pi Coin is having a bit of a rough time. The coin is currently trading at a *modest* $0.65 (insert enthusiastic applause here), and has been stuck in a range between $0.60 and $0.68 for the past two weeks. Oh, and there was a small price increase in the last 24 hours, which means absolutely nothing in the grand scheme of things. Meanwhile, the RSI (Relative Strength Index) has dropped below 50, which is crypto-speak for “we’re not feeling too good about this.” But hey, optimism is key. Or maybe denial. You choose.

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2025-04-25 08:52