SDF Don Join ERC-3643 to Enable Regulated RWA for Pi Network
Stellar Development Foundation (SDF) don join ERC-3643 Association to set standard compliance rules and make regulated real-world asset (RWA) tokenization possible for Stellar-based networks. This integration go put built-in compliance for protocol level and boost cross-chain interoperability with Ethereum. Pi Network users fit soon access borderless, compliant asset markets and deploy dApps through Stellar’s Protocol 23 and the Pi AI App Studio.
At the same time, Pi Network don commit $20 million to AI-driven robotics and launch 200% token lock-up incentive to encourage long-term holding. Analyst Victor Nita talk say monthly token unlocks go reduce by 2028, this one go increase PI scarcity and support future demand.
On-chain metrics show say PI/USD don dey trade below 4-hour 50-period EMA (~$0.3892) and under one descending trendline since middle of June. Volume dey rise as sellers dey sell, but rallies no get buying momentum. RSI dey 40.6, which mean market strength weak. Unless buyers carry PI above key resistance with higher volume, short-term bearish pressure fit still dey. If momentum return, analysts predict 35–50% price gains by Q3 2025.
Bearish
Di combine news dey show say PI price get long-term catalysts and short-term headwinds. One side, SDF ERC-3643 integration plus cross-chain compliance dey improve Pi Network institutional appeal and fit open more asset markets, which be good sign over time. The $20M AI investment and 200% lock-up incentive still strong the network fundamentals. But on the other hand, on-chain metrics show say PI/USD still dey below key resistance at the 50-period EMA (~$0.3892) and descending trendline. Volume spikes dey come with sell-offs, while rallies no get strong buying force, and RSI for 40.6 dey signal weak momentum. Unless buyers fit get enough volume to break those resistance levels, immediate outlook show say selling pressure go continue. So, despite positive developments, short-term price impact likely to be bearish.