According to one Pi Network community member, Mardiro Mokoagow, the reason behind setting the GCV value is to provide motivation and appreciation to the Pioneers who have contributed to developing and promoting Pi Network.
“This GCV value is a form of appreciation for the Pioneers who have faithfully mined Pi every day, invited friends and family to join, and participated in various community activities, such as PiFest, Pi Day, or Pi Convention,” he said.
PiFest is an annual event held by the Pi Network community to celebrate Pi Network’s birthday on March 14.
During this event, Pioneers can buy or sell products or services using Pi as a payment method.
Pi Day commemorates Pi, the mathematical constant that serves as the name and symbol of Pi Network.
On this day, Pioneers usually engage in various activities such as quizzes, contests, or donations.
Pi Convention is a global conference organized by the Pi Network development team to provide the latest information about Pi Network’s developments and plans.
Mardiro added that the GCV value is also an aspiration and hope of the Pi Network community for Pi to become a valuable and beneficial digital currency for society.
“This GCV value is our dream that one day Pi will become a digital currency that can be used for various transactions, such as shopping, investing, donating, or even paying taxes. We believe that Pi has the potential and advantages that can make it competitive with other digital currencies,” he said.
