While the wait around Pi Network is dragging, a discreet declaration of a moderator rekindles the hopes. Millions of users are still waiting to be able to access their mined tokens, but a second migration to the Mainnet could change the situation. This signal, although unofficial, is involved in a climate of increasing frustration. If he materializes, he would mark a strategic turning point for a project still locked in his Mainnet, far from the promises of a really accessible blockchain.
In short
- A Network PI moderator evokes the possibility of a second migration to the Mainnet in 2025.
- This new phase would aim to transfer the still blocked sponsorship bonuses as well as the non -migrated sales of users who recently completed their KYC.
- Pi Network multiplies initiatives to structure its ecosystem, such as hackathons and a strategic rapprochement with Stellar.
- These signals reinforce the idea of a transition to a more mature phase, likely to unlock access to the mined tokens.
A moderator evokes a potential second migration phase
It is through a shared screenshot on the social network X by the community account “The Times of Pinetwork” That the information emerged, while Pi Network has come close to a new collapse with a massive leak of investors.
We discover the words of a moderator of the Pi Network platform, saying that “The members who have just completed their KYC will have to wait a second migration to the Mainnet”.
This statement, although unofficial, was quickly relayed and commented on by many members of the community, reviving discussions on the incompleteness of the initial migration process.
This message reveals that a new transfer phase could be considered For accounts that have not yet been migrated to the Mainnet. Several user categories would be affected by this potential second wave, in particular:
- Members having carried out their kYc in recent weeks, but whose sales are still blocked;
- Those whose sponsorship bonuses have not been integrated into the first migration;
- Inactive users who have not yet completed all the technical steps required;
- The accounts validated, but not migrated for administrative or technical reasons.
As a reminder, since December 2021, Pi Network has been operating a progressive migration to a closed Mainnet, reserved for users who have validated their identity. Despite this, a large part of the mined cryptos remains out of reach for many members.
This situation has been feeding for several months a certain frustration, fueled by the absence of a clear calendar concerning the final migration or the opening of the network.
Technical and strategic signals that reinforce this hypothesis
Apart from the words of the moderator, several recent elements indirectly reinforce the idea of a second migration phase. Among them, the recent implementation of a double authentication system (2FA) on Pi portfolios is particularly notable. This measure, introduced discreetly, is however well referenced in the official migration checklist of the Mainnet, which feeds speculation on the preparation of a massive transfer to come.
In addition, Pi Network actively seeks to stimulate the use of its ecosystem via the launch of hackathons dedicated to Crypto developers, in order to create DAPPS operating on the PI Blockchain.
This dynamic is accompanied by opening signals to concrete use cases, as evidenced by A strategic partnership mentioned with Stellarcentered on the tokenization of assets. Thus, this technological rapprochement could play a central role in the structuring of a digital economy backed by Pi Network, once the Mainnet is fully operational.
The conjunction of these factors, strengthening of security, mobilization of developers, exploration of cases of concrete use, attests to a clear will of transition to a new step, much more mature. If this hypothesis was confirmed, it could redistribute the cards for the holders of the Crypto Pi waiting to unlock their assets, who already denounced a failed migration.
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