In the recent explosive discussions in the Pi community, there is a concept called GCV (Global Consensus Value) that has gone viral — supporters claim that 1 Pi = 314.159 USD (playing on the homophone for π), while opponents directly shout "This is the next Ponzi Scheme." What’s going on? Dream vs Reality The idea of GCV comes from the imagination of early Pi believers: they think that based on user growth, actual demand, and limited supply, a valuation of 314 dollars is justifiable. But now the price of Pi on exchanges is only 0.63 dollars, a difference of 500 times. The most ironic thing is: if GCV is established, the total market value of Pi would reach 72 trillion dollars - this would surpass the global GDP. The officials avoid the topic while the community revels in self-indulgence. The Pi core team has never officially recognized GCV, nor have they denied it outright. Their ambiguous words ("The value of Pi is created by pioneers") have been endlessly interpreted by community players, leading to...