Quality Coin GK ... discussion on mainnet migration ITIL continues

Current Pi Migration Status
Mainnet is Live
- Pi Network has fully launched its Mainnet, meaning Pi coins are now on a real blockchain (not just testnet).
- Migrated Pi coins are recorded on the blockchain and can be used in Pi apps, peer-to-peer (P2P) transactions, or exchanged (where permitted).
KYC (Know Your Customer) Requirement
- To migrate Pi to Mainnet, users must complete KYC (identity verification).
- The Pi Core Team has been rolling out KYC slots gradually; if you haven’t received yours, check the Pi Browser or mining app for update
Migration Steps
- If eligible (KYC-approved and a verified miner), you can migrate your mobile-mined Pi to Mainnet via:
- Pi Browser (wallet.pinetwork.org)
- Pi Wallet app (official Pi wallet)
- You’ll see an option to "Migrate to Mainnet" once approved.
. Lockup & Unlocking
- Some users chose a lockup period (e.g., 14 days, 3 months, or longer) to boost mining rates.
- If your Pi is locked, it will gradually unlock based on your chosen schedule.
Exchange Listings & Trading
- Pi is not yet listed on major exchanges (like Binance or Coinbase).
- Some third-party P2P platforms (e.g., Huobi, XT.com) allow Pi trading, but be cautious of scams.
- The Pi Core Team has not announced an official exchange listing yet.
### What’s Next?
- More KYC Approvals → The team is still processing verifications.
- Utility Expansion → More Pi-based apps and use cases are being developed.
- Possible Open Network → If Pi transitions from Enclosed Mainnet (restricted transfers) to Open Mainnet (full decentralization), Pi could become for tradeable