🔍 Pi Network Migration Faces Major Issues Ahead of June 28 Wave
As Pi Network prepares for its next mainnet migration on June 28, 2025, users are encountering widespread issues — from KYC delays and 2FA problems to missing wallet balances.
Originally launched in 2019, Pi Network allowed users to mine coins via mobile without energy-intensive processes. The long-awaited transition to mainnet, launched in early 2025, aims to bring Pi onto a public blockchain with DeFi tools and DApps. However, migration bugs are frustrating users globally.
🚧 Key Issues Users Are Reporting:
KYC stuck in limbo: Even after approval, many users remain locked out of migration, stuck in a “tentative approval” status.
2FA failures: Emails not arriving, broken links, or verification resets are forcing users to repeat the process, sometimes with coins reverting back to the app.
Wallet showing zero balance: Even after successful migration steps, users report vanished or disappearing Pi balances.
⚠️ What's Causing the Problems?
Developers suspect backend syncing failures, UI bugs, or manual steps being skipped. Community frustration is rising as official support remains minimal and migration progress randomly resets for some users.
The timing is especially troubling: Pi coin has dropped 78% from its yearly high, trading between $0.60–$0.64. Meanwhile, rumors of a massive wallet (ending in "ODM") holding 276 million Pi have sparked suspicion of insider control.
🔐 Security Concerns
With confusion mounting, scammers are exploiting the chaos — sending fake KYC links, phishing emails, and impersonating Pi support to steal user credentials and tokens.
✅ Core Team’s Response
The Pi Core Team acknowledges the issues and recommends:
Updating the app to version 1.41.0
Rechecking the Mainnet Checklist
Verifying 2FA settings
Clearing app cache or reinstalling
Watching mandatory compliance videos (especially in China)
Still, no detailed roadmap or technical breakdown has been shared publicly, leaving many wondering if their coins will ever be migrated properly.
🔮 What’s Next?
With June 28 around the corner, this migration wave includes:
Unfreezing tokens post 14-day lockup
Delayed referral and bonus rewards
Newly eligible users entering the mainnet
But none of this will matter if balances continue disappearing and wallet sync issues go unresolved. The Pi Network’s vision of mass adoption now depends on whether the core team can regain user trust and deliver a smooth migration.
