The Pi Network community is currently discussing an important statement regarding a significant movement of Pi coins. This discussion has been sparked by new transparency features provided by a tool called Piscan, which explores the Pi blockchain.

Piscan's transparency has led to community questions

A Pi blockchain exploration tool, called Piscan, has recently introduced updates that make it easier for people to view and understand transactions occurring on the network.

Before this update, tracking activity on the Pi blockchain was very difficult, making it hard for users to know exactly where coins were moving. With Piscan now providing clearer transaction tracking, community members have started to delve into the data.

This increased transparency quickly led to many questions. Dr. Altcoin posted on social media about a specific wallet address. Dr. Altcoin claimed that this wallet had moved and may have sold over 19 million Pi coins in a recent period of 20 to 30 days. While Dr. Altcoin suggests that the wallet was created by the Pi Core Team, this connection has yet to be officially confirmed by the team.

However, Dr. Altcoin still encourages other users to monitor wallet activity using Piscan to review the movements for themselves.

Now that Piscan has made Pi blockchain transactions user-friendly and past transactions can be easily tracked, check this wallet address created by the PCT, and you will see that at least 19 million Pi have been sold in the past 20 to 30 days. This is just one of many wallets being discussed.

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Dr. Altcoin clarifies that his intention is not to instill fear or doubt about the project. Instead, he frames his actions as a call for greater transparency and for the project team to be accountable to the community.

His message is very direct: transaction data is now public, and community members need to ask serious questions based on this information.

Currently, Pi Coin is trading at $0.7837, down 5.6% in the past 24 hours. Although the price has not significantly decreased based on this news, the conversation around the project is changing. Now Piscan provides more accessible data, and some users are starting to wonder whether everything happening behind the scenes aligns completely with the community's expectations.

Dr. Altcoin also shared additional thoughts, saying that the Pi community is becoming more dynamic and less passive. He believes that tools like Piscan are helping Pi users, sometimes referred to as Pioneers, to become more curious, view things more critically, and have a more realistic perspective on the project.

This implies that the era of blindly trusting the project without questioning is coming to an end, replaced by users relying on data and asking informed questions.

So far, the Pi Core Team has not made any public statements addressing specific claims about the wallet address or the movement of 19 million Pi. Whether this specific wallet is truly linked to the team remains unproven without official confirmation. However, the more important point is that having on-chain data creates new expectations for openness and communication from the project team.

It seems that Piscan, perhaps unintentionally, has initiated a new phase for the Pi Network. In this phase, the community not only supports the project but also actively uses the available data to scrutinize the project's activities and hold the team accountable.