In one of my recent posts, I have indirectly blamed #PI core team for 6.8 billion coin introduction. Because I found my wallet blank although 812 PI was migrated. But I found my unawareness in these regards. Through intensive checking I come to know the truth. Although this story proves my stupidity, for the resolving of others problem I am convinced to tell the truth.
Now, I come to know that PI network truly migrate my 812 pi coin. You all know that it was almost 6 years journey. So we are not aware as we should. When I go for complete mainnet checklist first time, I confirmed a wallet address. Unfortunately the 24 words passphare I have lost. So during kyc process, may be I have created a new wallet. But I did not confirmed that new wallet in the mainnet checklist at that time. So, previous one remain there. As, on that time no mainnet migration didnt occurred and I was thinking as I have created a new one, so previous one had erased automatically. Now, I believe that due to this, migration was done to my first wallet. If the system automatically changes to different color then the novice like me, might have understood the PI message return to confirm during new wallet creation. Anyway, it is not an excuse, it should have done by me.
Now, those who are facing same problem, please check that your wallet address is same. If not try to find the wallet address where your migration done. If you a unfortunate guy like me, please go the wallet confirmation checklist option and then click it and put 24 words pass phrases of your newly created one. Forget the migrated PI and looking for future. Though I have worried, that PI system provide the next migration towards new wallet as it is shown that still previous one prevail at checklist number 9.
Many of us question that why wallet address is different? As I have confirmed the last created wallet in checklist 3 and 6. In that period PI system not transfer any pi in the changed wallet. So, reason, why previous wallet migration message shown.
Thanks PI core team, for providing #PI as a real coin, not as a scam.
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