Pi Network’s Adherence to MiCA: Leading the Way in Eco-Friendly Blockchain Innovation

Pi Network Advances with MiCA Submission - What Follows After Approval?

Pi Network has officially submitted for compliance under the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA), marking a significant milestone as it seeks to enter regulated markets and broaden its presence throughout Europe. Having spent more than seven years preparing for public launch,

on Sweden’s Spotlight Stock Market, representing its initial step into institutional trading platforms.

The latest Pi Network MiCA Whitepaper details the project’s dedication to transparent operations within the EU’s regulatory landscape. Notably, Pi’s energy consumption is exceptionally low, estimated at just 0.0024 terawatt-hours (TWh) annually—a reduction of 99.9% compared to Bitcoin’s approximate 185 TWh. This makes Pi one of the most eco-friendly blockchain networks,

such as the United Nations’ net-zero objectives. The whitepaper also specifies that Pi does not directly manage user assets, accessible through the Pi Browser, allowing users to maintain complete control over their tokens.

Key regulatory developments are anticipated to progress rapidly in the near future. The v23 protocol update, expected by late 2025, will further reinforce Pi’s regulatory compliance.

on MiCA-approved exchanges such as OKX Europe could improve liquidity and expand Pi’s user community within the EU. Despite this, the token’s price has shown mixed performance. Currently hovering around $0.22, Pi is consolidating within a symmetrical triangle formation, that a move above resistance could spark renewed upward momentum.

The MiCA application highlights a wider industry shift toward sustainability and regulatory compliance. As global authorities increase oversight of digital assets, projects that prioritize environmental stewardship and legal adherence are gaining traction. Pi’s energy-saving approach stands in stark contrast to the high consumption of proof-of-work blockchains,

to regulators and investors who value environmentally friendly technologies.