Pi Network Mainnet Migration: A Failing System Exposed
As Pi Network prepares for its next mainnet migration wave on June 28, 2025, users are facing widespread technical failures and silence from the core team. What should have been a landmark upgrade is quickly turning into a credibility crisis.
🔧 Migration Chaos
The migration process — intended to move Pi coins from the mobile app to the open blockchain — is plagued by KYC delays, 2FA errors, and wallet glitches. Many users, despite following all steps, find their balances missing or stuck in “pending” status, with no clear timeline or resolution.
🚨 Core Team Silence & User Frustration
Frustrated users report that support is non-existent. Progress resets randomly. KYC approvals vanish. Coins remain inaccessible. And the Pi Core Team offers little to no communication — just empty promises.
💰 Control, Not Decentralization
The ecosystem remains under full control of the Pi team. Users cannot freely access or trade their coins. Meanwhile, speculation is rising that the core team may be offloading their own Pi slowly to prevent a price crash — a strategy more aligned with manipulation than transparency.
🔻 Crash Incoming?
Many believe Pi’s price may drop to $0.20 or even below, especially once more users gain access and try to sell. With demand lacking and utility unclear, a collapse appears inevitable.
⚠️ Final Word
The Pi Network, once hailed as revolutionary, now risks becoming a cautionary tale. Without transparency, user control, or reliable infrastructure, Pi may never live up to its promises. Until major reforms happen, trust will continue to erode — and the dream may stay just that: a dream.
