The price of Pi tokens has experienced a significant drop, falling almost 80% from its peak in February. Despite this downturn, the co-founders of the Pi Network, Chengdiao Fan and Nicolas Kokkalis, remain billionaires according to their early token allocation. While Bitcoin continues to rise, hitting new highs above $93,000, Pi’s market value has shrunk drastically. This suggests a stagnation in growth despite widespread movement within the crypto world. However, this decline reveals an unexpected twist: the two founders of the Pi Network remain billionaires. They accumulated massive digital wealth through their early token allocation and have not witnessed the same plummet in price as other cryptocurrencies. Meanwhile, the network’s Community has been allocated 65 billion tokens, with many locked up and unable to be sold for years. This lock-up schedule implies that while the founders might appear wealthy at present, they won’t gain full control over their assets until a later date in 2028.