Pi Network Eyes Structured Dual-Token System Amid PiUSD and RWA Plans to Rival XRP

• Pi Network could introduce a stablecoin like PiUSD to support real-world asset transactions.
• Partnership with OpenMind may drive robotic payment systems requiring a stable transaction currency.

The Pi Network is preparing for a structured expansion, signaling plans for a dual-token model that introduces PiUSD alongside its native PI coin. This development is tied to the project’s interest in tokenizing real-world assets and creating a more stable trading environment within its blockchain.

The project began with a single objective: building a unified currency for its community, but confusion has deepened as false information has spread through unofficial channels. A document called the “GCV handbook” claims that one Pi equals $314,159, suggesting two different Pi tokens for various uses. Analyst Dr. Altcoin has dismissed this as inaccurate. He said, 

There is no such thing as a dual value using the same ticker like Pi.

He pointed to other projects like InterLink, which uses two separate tickers $ITLG and $ITL to explain its dual system. The misinformation has left many users misinformed about Pi Coin’s actual structure and market potential.

I have clarified this before, but many members in the Pi community still believe that Pi will somehow magically turn into the GCV value of $314,159 from its current $0.20, through a so-called “dual value system” or some kind of magic code.

There is no such thing as a dual value…

— Dr Altcoin (@Dr_Picoin) November 8, 2025

PiUSD Set to Power On-Chain Assets

According to Dr. Altcoin, the Pi Network Team is working with the ERC-3643 framework to bring real-world assets on-chain. For these tokenized assets, a stable exchange currency would be needed. PiUSD is expected to fill that function, helping keep prices steady during daily transactions.

The network is also partnering with OpenMind to build crypto payment rails for autonomous robotic services.  Under this arrangement, inactive Pi Nodes could be used to handle machine-to-machine transactions. PiUSD would help stabilize these payments, maintaining consistency across automated settlements.

Dr. Altcoin added that Pi Network’s ecosystem would need several years to develop fully. He believes the dual-token structure mirrors XRP’s model, in which the main asset coexists with a stable counterpart. PiUSD is designed to stabilize transaction values and limit volatility within Pi’s network.

Pi Coin Momentum Builds Toward $0.246 Target

Meanwhile, trading activity for Pi Coin reflects cautious optimism. The token is trading at $0.2287, reflecting a 3.55% gain over the past 24 hours. Immediate resistance is seen near $0.229, while support remains around $0.217.

The Squeeze Momentum Indicator signals rising volatility, as the red bars on the histogram suggest short-term selling pressure. However, a recovery remains possible if buyers can break through the nearby resistance.

Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) shows that capital inflow is improving, though the indicator is still below the zero level for now. A sustained move above that threshold would confirm stronger investor accumulation. 

Analysts suggest that if Pi breaks above $0.229 with continued inflows, it could reach $0.246 in the short term.