Pi Network Could Gain From Stellar’s ERC-3643 Move
Stellar has joined the ERC-3643 Association, a group promoting compliant tokenization of real-world assets (RWAs). Since Pi Network is built on Stellar Core, it could leverage this step to enable regulated trading of tokenized assets.
ERC-3643, developed by Tokeny, supports “permissioned tokens” — digital assets with built-in compliance rules ensuring only verified participants can buy, hold, or trade them. This framework is already recognized by regulators like the U.S. SEC.
The Stellar Development Foundation (SDF) aims to use this partnership to expand RWA adoption by collaborating with issuers, institutions, and developers. It also plans to enable cross-chain interoperability with Ethereum, making regulated tokenized assets transferable across blockchains.
According to SDF’s CPO Tomer Weller, the move reflects a commitment to open standards, strong compliance, and interoperability. Association President Dennis O’Connell called Stellar’s involvement a milestone that aligns fast transactions with regulatory approval.
For Pi Network, this could open doors to issuing tokenized shares or other assets under the ERC-3643 framework, allowing only vetted investors to participate in global markets. Pi expert Dr. Altcoin noted this matches a vision Pi co-founder Nicolas Kokkalis hinted at years ago.
The timing aligns with Stellar’s upcoming Protocol 23, which could upgrade Pi Network to run decentralized apps from its Pi AI App Studio. Together, ERC-3643 adoption and Protocol 23 could position Pi Network as a regulated, globally connected player in tokenized asset markets — potentially boosting long-term value for Pi Coin.
