Introduction to PI network

1. what is pi coin Pi Network started on March 14th, 219, which is probably the origin of the project name, pi. The core team is led by two Ph.D. students from Stanford University and an MBA student from Stanford University. They both helped to establish the blockchain community of Stanford University. Now the project development is in the first stage, which is the stage of distributing benefits to early users. This is a mobile APP mining project based on social fission. Everyone can join for free, use their mobile phones to mine, stop automatically every 24 hours, and need to click the lightning sign to restart. Cleverly spread Pi to as many people as possible through such a similar airdrop way, so that the influence of Pi will be greater and more valuable.

second, the development plan of Pi currency: the first stage: the network at this stage is called LiveNet (real-time network), and pi has no price. Stage 3: In this stage, the in-app transfer function will be enabled, the account currency address will be generated, and the OTC transaction will officially start. The network at this stage is called TestNet (Test Network). At this time, the official will test the nodes, and pioneer users can also build their own nodes. At this time, the simulator and the test network will run at the same time to correct the data of the system results and prepare and repair the Pi main network. The third stage: this stage will be officially traded on the online exchange, and the price of Pi will be formally determined. This stage is called MainNet, the emulator system will be closed, the nodes will be fully turned on, and the Pi system will continue on its own forever. During the transition period of the main network of the test network, KYC real-name authentication will be carried out to ensure that the Pi coins belong to real users, and some counterfeit users will be destroyed or recycled. The founder of Pi project has been introduced in the official website of Pi and in the APP, to the effect that Pi is a mobile phone offline mining project founded by three people from Stanford University, and there are also personal introductions, but because it is in English, many people don't know more details about them.

@Cfan, co-founder and product director of p>Pi network, Ph.D., computer scientist, Stanford University.

@nicolas, technical director, Ph.D. and scientist of Stanford University.

@vince, community leader, holds a political degree from Yale University and a business degree from Stanford University.

@cfan received his Ph.D. from Stanford University, and has knowledge of human behavior and human group research. My research direction focuses on human-computer interaction and social computing, specifically, how we use technology to have a positive impact on human behavior and society. She once founded a start-up company and established an e-mail production platform to expand conversations through crowdsourcing. The hope for Pi is to establish an inclusive economic system, so that global citizens can release and gain their own value, and then create value for society and the world. In February 217, Nicolas Kokkalis, Thomas Breier, Michael S. Bernstein and others published a research paper entitled "Founder Center: Enabling Access to Collective Social Capital". In February 217, Nicolas Kokkalis, Johannes Roith, Scott Klemmer and others published a research paper entitled "Myriad Hub: Efficiently Scaling Personalized Email Conversations with Valet Crowdsourcing". Dr. @cfan's research belongs to both Palo Alto University and Stanford University. The address of the paper can be found in official website HCI Center of Stanford University? Https://hci.stanford.edu/

PI technical director @Nicolas Kokkalis, Ph.D., postdoctoral fellow in computer science, blockchain lecturer at Stanford University, and member of the blockchain research center at Stanford University. Before the emergence of Ethereum and blockchain, it created a framework for writing "smart contracts" on fault-tolerant distributed systems. Is the founder of online game platform Gameyola, which won the Facebook Fund Award in 29. He is the chief technology officer of StartX(Stanford-StartX Fund), a non-profit business incubator that aims to help Stanford University students start their own businesses. He graduated from the University of Crete, Greece, majoring in computer science and holds a master's degree in computer science from the University of Toronto. In the world's top journal ACM Computer and Human-Computer Interaction, several papers have been published jointly, and the collaborators are the above-mentioned people and several technical big coffees of Stanford University. As early as June 217, Nicolas Kokkalis said that StartX, a subsidiary of Stanford University, is developing its own blockchain accelerator platform, and all StartX incubation projects will become part of the platform. On September 24, 218, the Filecoin(IPFS) project team visited the Stanford blockchain technology team, and the team members included Nicolas Kokkalis. In the "Stanford Blockchain Conference 219" from January 3 to February 1, 219, he served as the meeting chairman of the 11 th smart contract 2. By the way, the conference was held in 217 and 218, and the fourth session was held on February 19 -21, 22.

@Vincent McPhillip, studied at Yale University and Stanford University successively, and is a member of the Blockchain Research Center of Stanford University. * * * co-founded Stanford Blockchain Collective, and held a meeting to teach Crypto 11 seminar. @vince comes from Trinidad and Tobago in North America, an island country near Venezuela, and an important oil country in the Caribbean. Can speak English, Spanish and French. Stanford University * * * has two blockchain organizations, and @vince is among them. As an island country in northern South America, it is not easy to enter Yale University and Stanford University successively. Nicolas and Vincent are both members of the Stando Blockchain Research Center, and one of the co-directors of this organization is Professor David who invented and designed Stellar star protocol technology in 215. All three people are from Stanford University. As the world's top universities and entrepreneurial universities, these three people represent not only several blockchain technology coffees, but also the technology of Stanford University and the world blockchain.