A tweet from Dao World (@Koreanteacher1) shows that the promotion choice has been a growing concern in the Pi Network user community. The author proposes that the Pi Core Team should be much more active in promotion and messaging to the general public, and not leave the narrative in the hands of the community.
The development of amateurs generates disorientation
The article acknowledges that the Pi Network has a huge following around the world, but laments how some sections of it have been managed. The author says that most community conversations have an amateurish tone and sometimes encourage unrealistic or unreasonable stories, most famously the claims about the Global Consensus Value (GCV), which suggests an absurd valuation based on the Pi currency. The author warns that such narratives affect credibility rather than strengthening adoption.
Impractical expectations hurt Pi advertising
The ecosystem also runs the risk of providing false information to newcomers because it has adopted unfounded claims like GCV and undermined its credibility. As the post emphasizes, the level of community enthusiasm cannot replace organized leadership, particularly when the level of work is on the scale of the Pi Network. Lacking more explicit guidelines from the core team, speculation tends to dominate real-world use cases, utility, and adoption discussions.
The Pi network remains strained in 2025
Launched in 2019, Pi Network is a mobile-focused crypto project and has one of the largest user bases in crypto. The tension in the post indicates a larger conflict within the ecosystem with a collision of passions and market realities between the community and the market. Finally, the author encourages Pi’s core team to be on the front lines of promoting, setting achievable expectations, and establishing clear communication standards. Better leadership, the publication suggests, would help leverage the size of the community to achieve real development that is not exaggerated.
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