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OFFICIAL APPOINTMENT ANNOUNCEMENT Appointment of Industry Alliance GCV Special Envoy – Vice Chair for Sudan Global GCV Movement The Global GCV Movement is pleased to officially announce the appointment of Ms. Salma Khider Mohammed Abdelhameed as Industry Alliance GCV Special Envoy – Vice Chair for Sudan. Ms. Salma Khider is an experienced English language educator with more than a decade of teaching experience in Sudan, having worked in educational institutions since 2012. Her professional background demonstrates a strong commitment to education, student development, communication, and community service. Through her experience in teaching, classroom management, curriculum planning, and educational coordination, she has developed valuable skills in leadership, organization, patience, adaptability, and teamwork. Her volunteer activities and dedication to education further reflect her willingness to serve others and contribute to community development. Her educational background, communication abilities, sense of responsibility, and commitment to serving the community make her a valuable addition to the GCV Industry Alliance in Sudan. Official Responsibilities In her capacity as Industry Alliance GCV Special Envoy – Vice Chair for Sudan, Ms. Salma Khider is expected to: 1. Promote GCV Education: Raise awareness of the Global GCV Movement and promote GCV education throughout Sudan. 2. Develop Industry Cooperation: Support the growth of the GCV Industry Alliance and encourage cooperation with local businesses and merchants. 3. Build Community Connections: Strengthen connections among pioneers, educators, merchants, and community representatives. 4. Encourage Responsible Leadership: Promote teamwork, accountability, and sustainable community participation. 5. Implement Official Initiatives: Coordinate with the Global GCV Movement and carry out officially assigned responsibilities. Message from the Founder & Chairperson As Founder and Chairperson of the Global GCV Movement, I welcome Ms. Salma Khider to this leadership position. I value individuals who combine professional experience with a willingness to learn, serve, cooperate, and contribute to a shared mission. I believe her educational experience, organizational abilities, and community spirit will help strengthen GCV education and industry cooperation in Sudan. I encourage her to approach this responsibility with integrity, dedication, discipline, and a strong commitment to our shared mission. Congratulations to Ms. Salma Khider on her appointment! I look forward to her contributions to the development of the GCV Industry Alliance and the growth of the GCV community in Sudan. Doris Yin Founder & Chairperson Global GCV Movement Official Disclaimer and Certificate Validity This appointment and authorization apply only to the assigned position and responsibilities within the Global GCV Movement. The appointee must follow the official instructions and guidelines issued by the Founder & Chairperson. Any expansion of authority requires prior approval. Certificate Validity: This appointment certificate is valid for one year, from November 2, 2026, to November 2, 2027. Renewal is subject to approval by the Founder & Chairperson.

OFFICIAL APPOINTMENT ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. Brijesh Maloo Appointed Dean of the Global GCV Leadership School Global GCV Movement | Leadership Announcement I am pleased to officially welcome Mr. Brijesh Maloo as the Dean of the Global GCV Leadership School. I have known Mr. Maloo for approximately two years, and throughout this time, he has impressed me with his exceptional sincerity, humility, dedication, and commitment to personal growth. What makes him stand out is not simply that he listens, but that he reflects deeply on every lesson, puts what he learns into practice, and continuously examines and improves himself. He applies these principles to his daily life, business, working attitude, and interactions with others. As a result, his personal growth has been remarkable. Mr. Maloo once shared with me that he had quietly followed my work on X, carefully read my articles, and reflected on my teachings. During a difficult period in his business, when he faced the possibility of bankruptcy, he began applying these principles in his life and work. Over the following year, his circumstances improved significantly, his business recovered, and he returned to profitability. His experience strengthened his belief that genuine learning must lead to real action and practical results. This is also why he has continued to follow my guidance, even when I have offered him firm criticism. He understands that constructive criticism is an opportunity to learn, reflect, and become better. I consider Mr. Maloo an outstanding student and a committed educator who embodies the principles of continuous learning, self-discipline, and practical application. I would also like to express my sincere appreciation to Mr. Jason Wong, whose resignation from the Dean position was necessitated by a substantially increased workload and limited time. Jason has made valuable contributions to our community, and I sincerely thank him for his dedicated service. He will always be welcome to return and contribute whenever his circumstances allow. Mr. Maloo was recommended by Mr. Jason Wong, and his appointment has received my full support and the recognition of our Core Team. I am confident in his abilities, positive working attitude, and commitment to our educational mission. As Dean, Mr. Maloo will help lead the Global GCV Leadership School, strengthen our educational programs, and inspire more pioneers to transform knowledge into action, character into leadership, and personal growth into meaningful contributions to the community. I will give him my full support and confidence as he takes on this important responsibility. We look forward to welcoming Mr. Maloo to our upcoming Leadership School session, where he will participate in a special presentation and exchange with our community on the second Sunday from now. Congratulations, Mr. Brijesh Maloo! May you continue to grow in wisdom, strengthen your leadership, and help more pioneers develop the knowledge, discipline, and commitment needed to build a stronger Global GCV Movement. Doris Yin Founder & Chairperson Global GCV Movement Certificate Validity: November 2, 2026 – November 2, 2027. Disclaimer: This appointment and certificate are for internal recognition within the Global GCV Movement only. They do not constitute financial or investment advice, official authorization, or a guarantee of financial returns. The certificate holder must comply with the applicable policies of the Global GCV Movement.

A Call to European, North American, South American and Oceanian Pioneers Pi’s Success Is Only One Step Away! PART 1 — Wake Up, Global Pioneers! Dear Pioneers, Today, I want to speak especially to our Pioneers living in Europe, North America, South America, and Oceania. I know there are many Pioneers in these countries and regions. However, we rarely hear your voices or see you actively building communities. As far as I know, there are many Pioneers in the United States and Canada. Yet many have never taken the time to seriously understand Pi Network. They think Pi is simply a traditional cryptocurrency: keep it in a wallet and sell it when its price becomes high enough. What a waste of an opportunity! It is like holding a precious jewel in your hand but treating it like an ordinary weed, completely ignoring its value. You are holding a treasure, yet you do not recognize its potential! Part 1: Facing Reality — We Must Find a New Way Forward Pioneers, let us look at the world around us. Whether in Europe, North America, South America, or other regions, we can see many social and economic challenges. Some European countries have experienced social unrest, demonstrations, and protests, with some escalating into riots. One important reason is public dissatisfaction with living conditions. In the past, some European countries had generous welfare systems. Today, however, governments face increasing financial pressure and may struggle to maintain their previous levels of spending. People become dissatisfied, protest, and go on strike, hoping their governments will solve their problems. But where will the money come from? Some people believe governments have spent too much money on war. Yet even without considering military spending, governments may still face serious financial difficulties. Therefore, simply protesting and expecting governments to solve every problem cannot necessarily resolve the underlying issues. A government may try its best and still be unable to find a solution. Even if a new government takes office, the same problems may remain. This is not simply a problem caused by one government or military spending alone. It also involves deeper issues within the monetary and economic systems. When governments lack sufficient funds but must continue paying their expenses, excessive money printing can lead to rising prices and inflation, ultimately placing the burden on ordinary people. History has shown that some countries have experienced severe hyperinflation. Their currencies lost value rapidly, prices soared, and people could carry large amounts of money yet struggle to afford even a loaf of bread. Ordinary people ultimately bear the consequences. So we must ask ourselves: If the existing approaches cannot solve these problems, shouldn't we look for a new way forward? We cannot remain trapped in the same situation, waiting endlessly for outside forces to solve everything. We must actively explore new possibilities rather than concentrating only on protests and complaints. Part 2: You Hold a Sword — Learn How to Use It! Pioneers, Dr. Nicolas and Dr. Fan Chengzhang possess technical knowledge and expertise that have contributed to the technological foundations of Pi Network. But technology alone is not enough. We also need the participation and cooperation of Pioneers! Imagine holding a powerful sword but throwing it away, then lying on the ground and saying you have no way forward. If you have a sword, you must learn how to use it! Pi Network should not simply be something you keep in your wallet while waiting for its price to rise so you can sell it. We must seriously study Pi Network, understand its technology and vision, and learn how Pioneers can participate in ecosystem development. Pi Network has Pioneers from many countries, a blockchain technology foundation, and ongoing efforts to develop ecosystem applications. Its transaction and settlement capabilities, along with its low-cost participation model, deserve our attention and understanding. Have we not always been searching for fair opportunities? When a digital ecosystem designed for global participation is right in front of us, why should we refuse to learn about it? We must also understand GCV. GCV represents the value consensus promoted by the Global GCV Movement: 1 Pi = US$314,159. For nearly four years, we have worked to promote GCV value consensus, build GCV data, educate Pioneers, develop industry alliances, and establish our ecosystem. Why have we persisted for so many years? Because we want more Pioneers to understand GCV, recognize its principles, and actively participate in building the Pi Network ecosystem. Continued in Part 2. A Call to European, North American, South American and Oceanian Pioneers Pi’s Success Is Only One Step Away! PART 2 — GCV Has One Value Consensus: Take Action Now! Part 3: There Is Only One GCV — No Second GCV! Dear Pioneers, Many people say that GCV has not been recognized by the Core Team. I want to make one point clear: the question is not whether the Core Team recognizes it. The Core Team is like a mirror. What does it reflect? It reflects the Pioneers! For nearly four years, we Pioneers have continuously promoted GCV value consensus, developed supporting data, established industry alliances, and worked to build our ecosystem. Some people believe that a value only counts if the Core Team recognizes it. However, we must understand that the Core Team is responsible for technology and blockchain infrastructure. It does not determine Pi's value on behalf of the global Pioneer community. The blockchain operates according to its algorithms and rules. The Pioneers are the ones who establish Pi's community value consensus, not the Core Team. Some people confuse exchange prices in US dollars with GCV. Others treat small, individual transactions as if they were GCV. But the GCV promoted by our movement has a clear value proposition: 1 Pi = US$314,159. There is only ONE GCV — no second GCV! Exchange prices reflect market trading. Small, individual transactions do not constitute the GCV value consensus we promote. For nearly four years, we have worked to build GCV data, conduct systematic education, establish communities, develop industry alliances, and build an ecosystem. That is why we have remained committed to this work. Scattered transactions between individuals, involving only a few dollars, do not by themselves create a large-scale GCV system. Without systematic education, organized communities, industry alliances, and ecosystem development, it is difficult to build the comprehensive GCV system we have been working toward. Therefore, when someone says GCV is not official, we must be clear about our position: We, the Pioneers, are the community that establishes and determines Pi's community value consensus! We continue promoting GCV so that this value consensus can develop through Pioneer education, industry alliances, and ecosystem building. Part 4: We Are Only One Step Away — Free Your Mind and Participate! Dear Pioneers, Today, I want to share an important message: Pi's success is only one step away! For nearly four years, we have worked to promote GCV value consensus, build GCV data, develop industry alliances, and establish our ecosystem. What do we need to do now? It is simple: free your mind, study seriously, and support Pi's vision. You do not need to spend any money. You only need to change your mindset, learn, participate actively, and share information so that more Pioneers can understand Pi Network and GCV. It is that simple! Why do I continue to emphasize education? Because we need a healthy internal environment. As we await migration and mapping developments, Pioneers who do not understand Pi's vision or GCV value consensus may leave or sell large amounts of Pi when faced with market price fluctuations. What could happen then? Both the Core Team and external investors observe the ecosystem. If they see Pioneers losing confidence, communities becoming unstable, and participants leaving, they may become less confident about entering the ecosystem. We need to build a favorable investment environment. When our internal environment is healthy, Pioneers participate actively, communities grow, and ecosystem development continues, external capital may be more willing to enter. Capital seeks profit, but it also looks for safety and a trustworthy investment environment. We must first improve our own environment and cultivate healthy ecosystem foundations so that external capital has greater confidence to enter! This is why we continue investing our efforts in Pioneer education, industry alliances, and ecosystem development. We do not need every Pioneer to build the entire ecosystem personally, nor does everyone need to invest money. Our task now is to strengthen the foundation we have already established, including our communities, education, industry alliances, and ecosystem participation. If most Pioneers change their mindset, understand Pi's vision, participate actively, and share information, we can bring together much greater strength. Part 5: Do Not Treat a Treasure Like an Ordinary Weed! Dear Pioneers, I know there are many Pioneers in the United States, Canada, European countries, Australia, New Zealand, and other regions. Yet we rarely hear your voices or see you actively building communities. The same applies to places such as Singapore and Hong Kong, where more Pioneers could strengthen their learning and participation. This is an issue of foundational education! Many people are dissatisfied with their current living conditions and hope governments will solve their problems. But when existing approaches cannot solve everything, we must actively explore new possibilities. Have you thought about your own future? Life may seem manageable today. But what happens when you stop working? Will you still have enough money? Will your pension be sufficient? How much purchasing power will your hard-earned savings retain in the future? These are questions we must consider. I hope everyone will take the time to study and understand Pi Network's vision. Do not simply wait for Pi's price to rise so you can sell it. Do not sell your Pi out of anger or uninstall the application because of temporary frustration. If you abandon something before making the effort to understand it, what a waste that would be! Every Pioneer should study seriously, understand Pi Network and GCV, and actively participate in ecosystem development. Do not overlook an opportunity because of a lack of understanding, and do not abandon something you have not properly understood because of a moment of frustration. Conclusion: Starting Today, Support Pi's Vision! Dear Pioneers, Today, I hope every Pioneer will wake up and take action. Especially those of you living in Europe, North America, South America, and Oceania, I hope you will study seriously, build communities, and actively participate in Pi Network and GCV education. We have worked for nearly four years. Now we need everyone to act together instead of continuing to watch from the sidelines! We have a technological foundation and a global Pioneer community. What we need now is everyone's cooperation and collective effort. If you want Pi's vision to succeed, study seriously and support its long-term development. If you want GCV to succeed, learn about GCV, participate in community education, and help more Pioneers understand our principles. If you hope to create more possibilities for financial freedom in the future, start today by building your knowledge, improving your understanding, and taking action. We do not ask you to spend money. We ask you to free your mind, study seriously, participate actively, and share information! Let Europe hear our voices. Let North America see our actions. Let South America join our efforts. Let Oceania become an important force in the global Pioneer movement! Do not remain asleep. Do not treat a precious opportunity as something ordinary. Do not simply keep waiting. Pi's success is only one step away! Let us support Pi's vision, advance GCV, and work together toward our shared goals! Doris Yin Founder & Chairperson Global GCV Movement

GCV Pioneer Community Education Series #140 From GCV Data to Massive Adoption: Building a Strong Foundation for Pi Network By Doris Yin Dear Pioneers, From 2022 to 2024, our primary focus was building GCV data and establishing a unified value consensus. This was an important task during that stage and formed part of the foundation for Pi Network's development. At that time, the project was working toward opening the network at the technical level. However, technical readiness and economic development are two different stages. Today, we must focus on the next challenge: Massive Adoption. 1. From Technical Open Network to Economic Development To achieve massive adoption, more Pioneers need to complete KYC and migration. They also need to understand the Whitepaper and keep pace with Pi Network's development direction. The sooner Pioneers understand the project's vision, the better prepared they will be to complete migration and participate in the ecosystem. This is why education is so important. My Pioneers Handbook was primarily created to provide GCV education. My current Pioneers Community Education Series goes further. It covers foundational thinking, economic analysis, and the opportunities offered by Pi Network. I have now written approximately 140 articles in Chinese for this series. My purpose is to help more Pioneers understand Pi Network, recognize and appreciate its opportunities, and support its long-term vision. The stronger our foundation, the better prepared we will be to achieve massive adoption. 2. Moving from Data Building to Real Merchant Adoption During the earlier stage, building GCV consensus and data was our priority. Now, we must put greater emphasis on real merchants and practical applications. Our goal is not simply to accumulate more data. We need to help Pi enter real commercial activities and encourage more merchants to participate in the ecosystem. However, we must also understand the realities of running a business. Merchants need fiat currency to pay government taxes, purchase inventory, pay suppliers, cover rent, pay employees, and meet other operating expenses. Therefore, merchant participation must take these practical needs into account. Doris Yin Part 1.

GCV Pioneer Community Education Series #140 PART 2 3. Promote Partial Pi and Fiat Payments We should promote payment arrangements that combine partial Pi payments with fiat currency, according to each merchant's business circumstances. Merchants need to retain sufficient fiat income to cover their operating costs and meet their financial obligations. This approach allows merchants to participate in Pi's real-world applications while maintaining their normal business operations. Our goal is to encourage more merchants to participate in the Pi ecosystem, not merely to satisfy the needs of individual Pioneers. We must consider the merchant's ability to operate sustainably, rather than focusing only on whether a particular transaction can be 100% Pi. 4. Communicate Carefully About GCV Within our GCV community, we can share our belief in GCV and continue promoting our community consensus. However, when communicating externally with merchants, we must be careful not to guarantee that GCV will definitely succeed or present future outcomes as established facts before they have occurred. Merchants may make business decisions based on what they hear from community representatives. If they rely on expectations about future liquidity but that liquidity does not materialize, they could suffer substantial financial losses. They may be unable to pay taxes, purchase inventory, or cover other operating expenses. In serious cases, their businesses could fail. We cannot take responsibility for guaranteeing outcomes that have not yet been realized. Therefore, everyone involved in merchant outreach must communicate responsibly and explain the practical considerations involved in accepting Pi. 5. Support Merchants Through Free Promotion One practical way our community can support merchants is by providing free publicity and promotion. Through our community channels, we can introduce merchants, promote their products and services, and help them reach more potential customers. Merchants can decide according to their own business conditions whether to offer discounts or participate in partial Pi payment arrangements. Our role is to provide promotional support and help merchants explore opportunities within the Pi ecosystem. We should encourage participation through practical cooperation, while allowing merchants to make decisions based on their actual operating circumstances. 6. Education Is the Foundation for Massive Adoption Pioneers must understand the relationship between our past work and our current responsibilities. From 2022 to 2024, our focus was building GCV consensus and data. The Pioneers Handbook focuses on GCV education. The Pioneers Community Education Series expands this work through foundational thinking and economic education, helping Pioneers better understand Pi Network and its long-term opportunities. These educational efforts prepare Pioneers to participate more effectively in the ecosystem. We need more Pioneers to understand the Whitepaper, complete KYC and migration, recognize the opportunities available, and support Pi Network's long-term vision. At the same time, we must encourage real merchant participation and promote practical applications that can develop sustainably. 7. Build for the Long Term Dear Pioneers, we must look at the bigger picture. We cannot focus only on data while overlooking real applications. We cannot focus only on payment percentages while overlooking merchants' operating needs. And we cannot focus only on short-term results while neglecting education and long-term development. Our work is to educate Pioneers, promote GCV consensus, support real merchant participation, and help create the foundation for broader adoption. Pi Network's ecosystem requires participation from many different groups. We must do our part by building understanding, supporting practical applications, encouraging sustainable development. Think Long-Term. Educate Deeply. Doris Yin