Pi Network has urged its users to complete its highly anticipated Mainnet migration by December 31, 2024. This transition will shift Pi tokens from the testnet to a fully operational blockchain.
Once live, Pi tokens will be tradable on decentralized exchanges, usable for real-world transactions, and integrated into decentralized applications (DApps).
Amid growing excitement, the project’s founder and CEO reassured the community that the December 31 deadline remains firm.
Social media platforms have been abuzz with discussions, as Pioneers (Pi users) rush to complete key tasks like KYC verification, securing their Pi balance, and preparing for the transition.
To accommodate participants facing technical hurdles, Pi Network extended the original deadline for KYC applications from September 30 to November 30, 2024.
However, the final migration deadline remains December 31, and those missing it could lose the bulk of their accumulated Pi, except for tokens mined in the last six months before the migration.
This makes meeting the deadline essential for those looking to fully participate in Pi Network’s open Mainnet phase.
The transition is not just technical—it’s a crucial step in realizing Pi Network’s vision of a decentralized, community-driven economy.
Pi Network has emphasized the importance of all participants, including those in Referral Teams and Security Circles, being prepared for the migration to fully engage with the new blockchain ecosystem.
The extension was primarily granted to address technical issues with the KYC process, ensuring more Pioneers have ample time to verify their identities and keep the momentum going.
However, Pi Network has made it clear that no further extensions will be granted, and all deadlines must be met to ensure a smooth transition to the open blockchain by the end of 2024.
