For six years, Pi miners have dedicated time and effort, believing in a vision of decentralized finance. They have built a thriving community, inviting friends and family to join, only to now face the possibility of losing a significant portion of their mined Pi.
The reason? Some referred users haven’t completed their KYC (Know Your Customer) verification. Because of this, Pi Core Team is considering burning unverified Pi, potentially wiping out years of mining for many loyal pioneers.
Why This Matters
This isn’t just about losing tokens—it’s about trust. Many pioneers mined Pi consistently, followed the project’s guidelines, and contributed to its growth. Now, they risk losing a part of their earnings due to factors beyond their control.
Imagine waking up to see a large portion of your Pi balance gone—not because of a mistake you made, but because of an incomplete verification system. Should loyal miners be penalized for something they had no control over?
The Big Questions
Should the Pi Core Team rethink this approach?
Should miners be held accountable for referrals who haven’t completed KYC?
Should loyalty and dedication be rewarded—or erased?
Pi Network has always been about community and trust. If miners' efforts can be undone overnight, what message does that send to the future of the project?
This isn’t just another crypto update—it’s a defining moment for the Pi Network. If you believe in fairness, speak up. Let the Pi Core Team know that pioneers deserve recognition, not loss.
What do you think? Should unverified Pi be burned? Share your thoughts!
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