Pi Squared 

What is the Pi Squared crypto project?

Pi Squared is a verifiable-computing startup building FastSet, a decentralized settlement layer designed for high-speed payments, including micropayments between autonomous AI agents. The company behind the protocol, Pi² Labs, was founded by Grigore Roșu, a University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign professor and creator of the K Framework. Pi Squared has no token: the project sits in the pre-token infrastructure stage, with no ticker and no TGE date on record.

Is Pi Squared the same as Pi Network (PI)?

No. Pi Squared is an infrastructure startup founded by Grigore Roșu, while Pi Network (PI) is a separate mobile-mining cryptocurrency. The two projects share no team, protocol, or token, and search results for the names overlap heavily. Pi Squared has no coin or ticker of its own, so any PI price or supply figure belongs to Pi Network, not Pi Squared.

Did Pi Squared rebrand to Fast?

The branding has evolved, but the company has not changed. The former Pi Squared domain now redirects to the Pi² Labs site, where the protocol is presented as Fast, a web-native payment system for AI agents. Third-party trackers list the project as Fast (prev. Pi Squared). The change affects naming only: no token has been launched under either name.

Does Pi Squared have a token?

No. Pi Squared has no token, ticker, smart contract, or block explorer. No maximum supply, total supply, or allocation breakdown has been published, and no ICO, IDO, or token sale has occurred. The project is not yet trading on any exchange. Any circulating-supply figure attributed to Pi Squared refers to a different project, most often Pi Network.

When will the Pi Squared token launch?

No launch date exists. Pi Squared has not announced a TGE, a listing date, or an unlock schedule. Seed investors from the July 2024 round will presumably carry vesting terms, so unlock pressure cannot be assessed until a TGE date anchors the calendar. Any future listing will be the first tradable market for the project.

What is FastSet and how does Pi Squared's protocol work?

FastSet is Pi Squared's verifiable settlement protocol. Instead of ordering every transaction into a single blockchain sequence, FastSet settles claims in parallel, an architecture Pi Squared calls Proof of Proof. The stated design targets 150,000 transactions per second with sub-100ms finality, and Pi Squared's roadmap points toward 1 million TPS at mainnet. Devnet 2.0 launched on November 5, 2025, with two flagship applications: OmniSet, a cross-chain settlement app, and OmniSwap, a DEX aggregator.

Who invested in the Pi Squared seed round?

Pi Squared raised $12.5 million in a seed round announced on July 2, 2024, per DropsTab fundraising data. Polychain Capital led the round. Samsung NEXT, Robot Ventures, ABCDE Capital, Bloccelerate, and Generative Ventures participated, alongside angel investors Sreeram Kannan, founder of EigenLayer, and Justin Drake of the Ethereum Foundation. No subsequent funding rounds have been announced.

What does Pi Squared's seed funding round signal about the project?

The backer list pairs a Tier 1 crypto fund with corporate and technical angels. The Polychain Capital lead gave Pi Squared institutional validation at seed stage. Samsung NEXT added corporate distribution, and angels from EigenLayer and the Ethereum Foundation signal credibility in verification research. Concentration risk remains moderate: Polychain is the sole lead, and no pre-token investor allocation has been disclosed.

Did the Pi Squared points campaign lead to an airdrop?

The Pi Squared Portal launched on August 19, 2025, offering quests, points, and mini games tied to FastSet. Observers widely read the campaign as pre-token airdrop positioning, though Pi Squared has never officially confirmed an airdrop. A separate Pi² Ambassador program, announced on November 3, 2025, has since ended. The original points portal has been archived, with points migrated to a portal for the Fast payment system.