Pi Network has made another major move in infrastructure upgrades: it just released Linux Node support, enabling exchanges and service providers to run node software in a standardized way, completely eliminating the hassle of customized deployments. At the same time, the official team confirmed that they will promote a protocol upgrade to version v23, aiming to expand the scope of KYC integration. On-chain data shows NODE is currently priced at $0.03571 (-13.07%), and PI is at $0.2326 (-3.53%). Although there is short-term pullback pressure, improved infrastructure is crucial for long-term ecosystem development—a standardized Linux support means more institutions are willing to join, and expanded KYC integration adds to regulatory compliance. This upgrade is somewhat like a routine move in crypto projects, but the details make all the difference. The more complete the infrastructure, the easier it is for the ecosystem to grow. Although the price may not react in the short term, this lays the groundwork for future ecosystem prosperity.

#PI Can it hold up tonight at 0.22?