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According to latest reports, Pi Network is trying to use its huge community of more than 50 million users to create a decentralized AI compute layer. The idea is simple. Instead of depending only on giant cloud providers, Pi wants everyday people and their devices to help power AI.
How the Network Would Work
Pi already has thousands of active desktop nodes. These nodes are now being tested to run real AI tasks using spare computing power. Early tests, including the OpenMind proof-of-concept, show that Pi nodes can handle basic AI workloads.
If the system grows, developers could pay for compute using the Pi token, and node operators would earn Pi in return. This gives the token real utility tied to real work.
Why This Matters for AI and Blockchain
If successful, Pi could link AI and blockchain in a new way by turning community devices into a shared, people-powered supercomputer. This would create a more open and less centralized AI ecosystem, without relying only on big data centers.
The Reality Check: Price Is Still Weak
After a difficult year, PI is still down about 92%, and the token remains stuck in a long consolidation zone. PI is currently trading near $0.2259 after a quiet 24-hour period. Analysts say the chart is showing early signs of a possible 30% rebound, but confidence remains low due to weak trading volume and limited exchange listings.
Pi could move between $0.20 and $0.42 in 2025, with upside depending on new exchange listings, stronger demand, and real-world utility. Low trading volume and tough competition remain major risks.
Could a Rebound Happen?
There are some early signs of a possible 30% rebound, but nothing confirmed yet. Price action remains slow, even as the project pushes forward with its AI plans.