Pi Network has published the day-by-day agenda for its first Pi Ecosystem Summit, running online from November 17 to 19. The three days end with a new developer hackathon carrying a 200,000 USDT prize pool.
The news pushed Pi Network (PI), the token of a mobile-mining crypto project, into CoinGeckos top three trending coins. Yet PI still trades more than 97% below its February 2025 peak, leaving holders waiting for real token demand.
What the Pi Ecosystem Summit Will Show Developers
Day one centers on Pis developer platform, with new tools, ecosystem initiatives, and app showcases, the team says.
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is the focus on November 18. Both opening days stream live on YouTube.
Pi Network founders Chengdiao Fan and Nicolas Kokkalis will also appear, according to the core team. Technical demos and new feature reveals round out the program.
Pi's first Ecosystem Summit streams on YouTube: technical demos, new feature announcements, developer conversations and Pi Network founders Chengdiao Fan and Nicolas Kokkalis.
Nov 17 and 18: 8:00 AM PST 4:00 PM UTC
Nov 19: new 200,000 USDT hackathon kickoff
Check out your Pi… pic.twitter.com/fMkxhnwDKa
— Pi Network (@PiCoreTeam) November 7, 2026
On the final day, the project kicks off Pi Next, a developer competition with a 200,000 USDT prize pool. The team first announced the Pi Ecosystem Summit in October, framing it as an event built around developers and their tools.
Will New Developer Tools Finally Create Token Demand？
Previous launches did little for the price. On Pi2Day in June, the project launched three Pi2Day products, but only one created direct demand for PI.
Likewise, the September SoloHost update improved Pi Desktop without adding any feature that requires spending or holding the token.
Pi Network Price Performance. Source: BeInCrypto
PI has slipped over the past month and now sits close to the record low it set in mid-July.
Ahead of the event, Pi Network also made four pre-summit platform changes. For holders, the real test is whether apps shown at the Pi Ecosystem Summit need PI to work. If they do not, the pattern from earlier launches could repeat.