#PI End! Dr. Ni is repricing! Definitely not at the current low price 🤧 Recently, there has been increasing discussion in the community about the upcoming DEX launching in the fourth quarter from November to December #PI , but what makes us feel different this time is that the technical design architecture truly begins to place the value anchor on practical applications - this means that future value will no longer rely on illusory hype, but will be supported by countless real-running DAPPs.

*The solid footsteps of technology landing
In the recent update of the development documentation, it can be seen that the core team is advancing a series of infrastructure optimizations. Improving the key management process, optimizing the non-custodial light package function, and expanding third-party service interfaces—these seemingly minor technical improvements are actually paving the way for a truly open ecosystem. Just like building with LEGO bricks, only when each interface fits perfectly can the entire system expand steadily.
What is particularly noteworthy is that these technological upgrades consistently embody a simple design philosophy aimed at lowering barriers. From simplifying the smart DeFi testing process to optimizing gas speed mechanisms, each step makes it easier for ordinary developers to understand. This kind of "subtle improvement" is often more powerful than exaggerated slogans.
*Key breakthrough in standardized cross-border
While the community is still discussing market fluctuations, a milestone event quietly took place: Web3 successfully became compatible with the ISO 20022 standard and completed technical integration with the SWIFT system. As developers, we understand what this means — blockchain technology is moving from edge innovation to the mainstream.
ISO 20022 is like the TCP/IP protocol of the internet era, establishing a universal language across systems. Its integration with SWIFT opens the door for traditional industries to decentralized applications. Although this seemingly light action is not as eye-catching as market fluctuations, it is the cornerstone of long-term development.
*Community-driven real growth
The news of surpassing 1 billion installs in the Google Store may be more persuasive than any technology. This number reflects real data, especially in the current unfavorable situation.
For example, the development trajectory of the early internet - a truly vibrant ecosystem often first establishes a solid user base and then gradually improves technology.
*Building practical value through practice
The upcoming reveal of the 2025 Hackathon results may be one of the most anticipated events in recent times. These types of hackathon competitions are not just about coding contests; they are also a touchstone for testing the practicality of ecosystems. From the submitted previews, it covers multiple fields including social, gaming, and lifestyle services.
Interestingly, this competition particularly emphasized the "practicality" scoring criteria. The standards clearly require that real usage needs must be addressed, rather than just theoretical technology. In simple terms, it means that it cannot just be something that can be seen but not used.
*Slow is the fast development philosophy
In this fast-paced industry, we have witnessed the rare perseverance of Lao Si Liu in continuously pursuing technological research and development for many years!
From a developer's perspective, this "slow development" model has instead created a healthier technological environment. Steadily advancing the architecture, continuously optimizing node performance, and sequentially opening API interfaces—each of Dr. Ni's technical decisions seems very cautious.
*Looking to the future
What is true value? After experiencing multiple rounds of market fluctuations, I increasingly believe that the answer is not in the K chart, but in every real running DAPP, in every line of code submitted by developers.
We should pay less attention to market fluctuations and focus more on the quality of the ecosystem—because true value is always built on solving real application scenarios!