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Hey everyone,

Big trouble is brewing in the Pi Network world, and it's hitting hard. If you hold Pi Coin, you might already be feeling the heat. The long-awaited wallet migration to the Open Mainnet has gone sideways—and users are seriously upset.

Thousands of Pi holders are facing issues: technical glitches, missing tokens, and radio silence from the Pi Core Team. So what exactly is going on? Is this just a hiccup—or a warning sign of deeper problems?

Let’s break it down.

😱 What Went Wrong?

Last week, Pi Network began migrating wallets to the Open Mainnet—a major milestone. But instead of a smooth transition, users are reporting:

Wallets showing 0 $PI balances after migration

Stuck transfers, some pending for days or longer

KYC-verified users still waiting in migration queues

Sync and address verification errors

The hashtag #PiWalletFail is blowing up on X (formerly Twitter), Reddit, and Discord, with screenshots and complaints flooding in. Even long-time supporters are losing patience, frustrated by the lack of transparency and updates from the Core Team.

💬 What’s the Community Saying?

Here’s a snapshot of the mood:

> “I waited over a year for Mainnet. Now my coins are gone. No updates, no support. This is unacceptable.” — Reddit user

> “They keep telling us to be patient, but this is real value now. Not testnet coins. We deserve better communication.” — @PioneerPi on X

Some users are even forming grassroots groups online to track issues, document lost balances, and demand accountability from the team.

📣 Any Official Response?

The Pi Core Team finally acknowledged the chaos with a brief statement:

> “We are aware that some users are experiencing wallet migration delays. Our engineers are investigating the issue and working to restore balances and sync states. We appreciate your patience.”

But many feel that’s far from enough. People are calling for frequent updates, transparent progress tracking, and manual solutions for restoring lost balances.

💸 Market Reaction & Confidence Drop

Although $PI isn’t listed on major exchanges yet, IOU versions (unofficial Pi tokens traded on smaller platforms) have dropped around 15% in price since the migration issues began.

That’s a major blow to user confidence—especially as real-world value starts getting tied to the project.

🤔 What Does This Mean for Pi’s Future?

Pi Network has always marketed itself as a "crypto for the people," with ambitions to onboard a billion users through mobile mining. But now, with actual value at stake, trust is everything.

This wallet migration debacle won’t necessarily sink Pi Network, but if it isn’t resolved fast and transparently, the damage to its credibility could be long-lasting.

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