Pi Network has announced the agenda for its upcoming Ecosystem Summit, scheduled for November 17-19. The event will include new platform announcements, technical demonstrations, developer discussions, ecosystem showcases, and appearances by co-founders Chengdiao Fan and Nicolas Kokkalis.
Summit Schedule
The first two days of the summit will be streamed via scheduled YouTube Premieres at 8:00 AM PST / 4:00 PM UTC. The third day will be dedicated to the launch of a new hackathon.
Day 1 will focus on the Developer Platform, ecosystem initiatives, and app showcases. The team said the broadcast will combine feature announcements with technical demos, developer integration walkthroughs, and discussions about what the network is already building.
Day 2 will shift focus to AI and the broader Pi ecosystem, an area the team has increasingly emphasized in recent months. Pi recently added support allowing developers to use AI coding assistants such as Claude Code, Cursos, and Codex to prepare SoloHost applications for Pi Desktop.
The final day is expected to draw significant attention, as Pi will officially launch Pi Next on November 19. This hackathon offers a 200,000 USDT prize pool for participating developers and startups. The team positions the event as an effort to encourage builders to create applications that expand the network’s real-world utility.
Recent Technical Developments
The summit follows a period of active technical updates for Pi Network. Recent changes include a redesigned Developer Portal, token-price tracking inside Pi BlockExplorer, expanded PiVerify identity tools, and new AI-assisted app packaging for SoloHost. Pi Desktop 0.6.4 also made remote SoloHost access easier while introducing additional app-security protections.
Token Performance
Pi’s native token has faced significant declines amid a broader market downturn over the past ten days. PI traded above $0.08 before the Binance hack last Friday, and its subsequent recovery was halted quickly following the Thursday calamity. The asset currently trades at $0.075, which is 97.5% below its all-time high and only 6.2% higher than the all-time low marked four months ago.
Its market cap has declined to $850 million, making it the 65th-largest cryptocurrency by that metric on CMC.
