A playful classification system for Pi Coin holders has gained attention within the Pi Network community, allowing users to find their place among sea creatures based on their level of cryptocurrency ownership.
What’s This Pi Coin Ranking All About?
Co-founder of Pi Network Dr. Nicolas Kokkalis shared a unique classification for Pi Coin holders in a post on X (formerly Twitter). This system, inspired by sea creatures, aims to boost community engagement as Pi Network prepares for significant developments in its ecosystem.
Here's the Full Classification System
The classification includes the following categories:
* Shrimp: Less than 1 Pi Coin * Crab: 1 to 9 Pi * Octopus: 10 to 49 Pi * Fish: 50 to 99 Pi * Dolphin: 100 to 499 Pi * Shark: 500 to 999 Pi * Whale: 1,000 to 4,999 Pi * Humpback: 5,000+ Pi
This whimsical ranking quickly became a talking point within the Pi Network community and is embraced as a badge of pride among users.
What Does This Mean for the Pi Network Price?
As Pi Network prepares for mainnet migration and potential exchange listings, understanding holder distribution is crucial. Analysts estimate that around 70% of users hold less than 1 Pi Coin, placing them in the Shrimp category. This emphasizes that most users are still in early stages of their Pi mining journey.
This new classification system, while unofficial, is uniting users and adding a fun element to the Pi community. It serves as more than just a joke—it is a way to foster community and identity within the Pi ecosystem as it approaches new milestones.
