Pi Network has surpassed 100 million downloads on Google Play, outpacing major crypto exchanges including Coinbase, OKX, and Crypto.com.
Summary
- Pi Network now shows 100M+ installs, a 4.5-star rating, and over 907,000 reviews, compared to Coinbase’s 50M+ downloads and 4.4-star rating.
- Unlike traditional exchange apps, the Pi app allows users to mine Pi coins from their smartphones with minimal energy consumption.
- Pi Network is moving beyond mobile mining into decentralized computing and AI, having partnered with OpenMind to enable distributed computing using its 350,000+ active nodes.
Pi Network (PI) has surpassed 100 million downloads on Google Play, outpacing major crypto exchanges such as Coinbase, OKX, and Crypto.com.
According to data from screenshots shared by Pi News Media, the Pi Network app shows 100M+ installs, a 4.5-star rating, and over 907,000 reviews. By comparison, Coinbase records 50M+ downloads with a 4.4-star rating from 895,000 reviews, while OKX and Crypto.com each report 10M+ installs.
Surpassing 100 million downloads underscores the growing demand for Pi Network’s accessible approach to crypto mining. Unlike traditional exchange apps focused mainly on trading, the Pi app enables users to mine Pi coins from their smartphones with minimal energy consumption.
Pi Network expands into decentralized computing and AI training
The downloads milestone occurs as Pi Network expands its ecosystem beyond mobile mining, moving into areas such as decentralized computing and AI training. In late October, Pi Network Ventures announced its first-ever strategic investment in OpenMind, a company developing a decentralized operating system for robots. The partnership connects Pi’s vast network of over 350,000 active nodes with OpenMind’s AI models, enabling distributed computing where participants can contribute unused processing power and earn Pi in return.
Meanwhile, Pi Network price has retraced back to the $0.20-$0.22 level following its recent rally to $0.30. The token appears to be bouncing off the $0.20 support, a level where it previously consolidated after the October 10 flash crash.
