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Pi Network has rolled out a new feature allowing U.S. users to buy Pi tokens directly with U.S. dollars through its native Pi Wallet, using fiat payment methods such as
Pay [1]. This marks the first on-ramp integrated into the Pi Network’s infrastructure, enabling users to bypass third-party exchanges and purchase Pi directly within the app [2]. The update is designed to streamline the user experience and improve accessibility, especially for newcomers to the crypto space [2].The integration was made possible through TransFi, a financial infrastructure partner supporting over 250 payment methods across more than 70 countries [3]. The collaboration includes KYB verification and compliance with ISO 27001 and AICPA SOC standards, reinforcing security and regulatory alignment [3]. The feature is expected to enhance Pi Network’s global reach and simplify token acquisition for users in both developed and emerging markets [3].
Alongside the fiat on-ramp, Pi Network has reintroduced its Lockup feature, which allows Mainnet users to lock up to 200% of their Pi holdings [1]. Locking tokens boosts mining rewards and reduces the circulating supply, encouraging long-term participation and utility [1]. Additional Pi can be earned through in-app transactions, peer-to-peer trades, or service-based payments, aligning user incentives with the project’s broader economic goals [1].
As of August 2, 2025, Pi trades at $0.34 with a market cap of $2.7 billion and a 24-hour trading volume of $158 million [1]. The circulating supply stands at 7.76 billion Pi, with a maximum supply capped at 100 billion [1]. The recent launch of the U.S. fiat feature has contributed to a noticeable rise in trading activity, signaling increased interest in the token [1].
The move represents a significant shift from Pi’s earlier focus on community mining to a more active engagement with real-world utility and commerce [1]. With the Mainnet fully operational and various apps gaining traction, the platform is transitioning from a speculative asset to a functioning digital economy [1]. This evolution is seen as a foundational step toward scaling the network and attracting more developers and users to the Pi ecosystem [1].
Analysts suggest that the introduction of direct fiat purchases could stabilize or boost demand over time, despite current price volatility [8]. While the token’s value has seen recent declines, the structural improvements may provide long-term support as the ecosystem matures [9]. The broader cryptocurrency market is also witnessing similar trends, with other platforms adopting fiat on-ramping and user-centric models [3].
Pi Network’s latest development underscores its commitment to making cryptocurrency more accessible and functional for mainstream users. As the platform continues to refine its infrastructure and expand its reach, the long-term trajectory of Pi will likely depend on sustained adoption and the successful execution of its vision for decentralized, community-driven finance [1].
Source:
[1] https://coinfomania.com/pi-network-enables-direct-usd-purchases-for-u-s-users/
[2] https://www.okx.com/learn/pi-network-fiat-crypto-integration
[3] https://www.bitcoininsider.org/article/281278/pi-network-adds-transfi-easy-fiat-buys-wewake-raises-over-300k-its-crypto-presale
[4] https://www.facebook.com/manuel.guevarra.369210/posts/pi-network-adds-3rd-fiat-option-for-pi-coin-purchase-despite-onramp-money-challe/7339158****1625/
[5] https://www.coinspeaker.com/pi-address-wallet-challenges-fiat-pi-coin/
[6] https://www.gate.com/price/pi-network-pi
[7] https://www.bitget.com/price/pi-network-pi
[8] https://www.binance.com/en/square/post/27734581139058
[9] https://www.fxstreet.com/cryptocurrencies/news/pi-network-price-forecast-pi-targets-all-time-low-ahead-of-major-token-unlock-202507310936

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