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Pi Coin has made a dramatic entry into the list of top 12 largest cryptos by market cap after recording a significant surge of 23% in the last 24 hours. According to our market data, the asset is making a surprising attempt to overturn the 11% loss recorded on the weekly price chart. Meanwhile, the asset has moved from its daily low of $1.3, recorded in our recent analysis , to turn the $1.7 resistance level into support. Amidst the backdrop of this bullish run, Pi Network is reported to be making a groundbreaking decision to implement a price-pegging mechanism. Technically, this is achieved by fixing the price of a token to another token or a basket of tokens at a specific rate to reduce volatility and provide stability. According to the available information, the Pi community has discovered a smart contract code linked to Chainlink. This implies that the team may be planning to stabilize the asset’s value through an automated minting and burning system. Interestingly, this approach is similar to the mechanisms used by stablecoins like USDC and USDT. While the PiCoreTeam has not yet confirmed the pegging mechanism, market analysts have speculated that this implementation could cause the asset to be widely integrated and adopted into various financial systems. Meanwhile, this algorithmic pegging system would demand that additional tokens be minted whenever the price falls below the target. On the other hand, additional tokens would be burnt whenever the price exceeds the target. Based on the report, the Pi Coin is expected to have a target price of 314,159 USD. This is a representation of 314,159 × 10¹⁸ Wei, which is the smallest unit of Ethereum. Meanwhile, the Pi Network has been facing growing concerns over centralization. According to reports, the core team of the network retains control of 82.8 billion Pi coins, representing 82% of the total supply. Apart from this, the Pi Network’s infrastructure has also come under security scrutiny as it only operates with 43 nodes and three validators. Comparatively, Bitcoin is reported to have more than 21,000 nodes while Ethereum has 6,600 nodes. This has brought the Network’s capacity for decentralized verification under scrutiny. Per reports, the limited nodes and validators increase its vulnerability to manipulation and centralization. In a recent update , we discussed the rising concerns about the Pi Network’s Know-Your-Customer (KYC) verification deadline which coincided with the 6th anniversary of the project. According to that report, thousands of users complained of difficulties in completing this verification as 80% of the affected users were not able to verify their coin balances. Also, there have been several reports of user dissatisfaction attributed to prolonged lockup periods, technical migration issues, and a declining coin value. As highlighted in our previous article, 63% of Pi Network users have their coins locked up till 2027, forcing most of them to consider alternatives.

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Etherlink has deployed its third protocol upgrade, Calypso, on mainnet to bring a massive performance boost to the Tezos layer 2 network. The Ethereum Virtual Machine-compatible layer 2 solution built on Tezos ( XTZ ) announced the Calypso upgrade was live on the mainnet on March 12, coming a few weeks after the EVM-compatible L2 deployed on testnet. The road to mainnet included a governance vote by Tezos bakers, key ecosystem components that work alongside Tezos nodes. Following approval for the mainnet launch, Calypso has successfully deployed to bring improvements such as enhanced network speed, resilience, and efficiency to developers of decentralized applications. Deployment also means faster XTZ withdrawals from Etherlink to Tezos. Etherlink’s non-custodial platform, powered by the Tezos smart rollup technology, allows for frictionless integration of dApps and supports Ethereum ecosystem tools such as wallets and indexers. With its latest upgrade going live on mainnet, its performance could see up to a 30x boost — significant numbers in the world of decentralized finance and exchanges. Calypso also means improved smart contract storage and governance updates. It lays the foundation for improvements to non-custodial and trustless token bridging. As it stands, users can bridge the native Tezos token tez from the layer 1 chain to Etherlink and back. Bridging XTZ from Etherlink to Tezos L1 is called withdrawing, while bridging XTZ from the layer 1 chain to the Etherlink network is called depositing. In both cases, XTZ is the native token on both chains. “Moving tez from Etherlink to Tezos L1 currently can feel like waiting in traffic. Calypso introduces a new precompiled contract entrypoint, which lays the groundwork for much faster withdrawals,” Tezos said in February ahead of this mainnet rollout. Etherlink introduced its alpha testnet in 2023 and beta in early 2024, with key roadmap milestones including the integration of oracle price feeds, the LayerZero bridge, and a decentralized sequencer. Meanwhile, Tezos recently deployed its 17th upgrade with the activation of Quebec , which introduced faster transactions, rolled out improved staking mechanics and bolstered token issuance.

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