yes I m facing The Same Issue What Next I started New Mining And Change My wallet address it will be Migrated Or not

🚨 A PI Wallet Mistake One of My Followers Made – Don’t Let This Happen to You! 🚨

One of my followers recently reached out in panic after seeing his PI wallet balance drop to zero 😨, even though he had successfully migrated 812 PI. At first, he was furious, blaming the PI Core Team ⚠️ for what seemed like a major flaw. But after investigating, he realized the issue was actually his own mistake 😞—not a system failure!

🔍 Here’s What Happened:
✔️ He had confirmed a wallet address during the mainnet checklist ✅.
✔️ Later, he lost his 24-word passphrase and unknowingly created a new wallet during the KYC process 🔄.
✔️ Since he didn’t update his mainnet checklist, his original wallet remained linked ⚠️.
✔️ His PI migration was successful, but the funds were sent to his first wallet, which he could no longer access 🚫💰.
✔️ He assumed the old wallet would be erased automatically, but that wasn’t the case ❌.

📢 Lessons Everyone Should Learn from This:
✅ Double-check your wallet address before migration.
✅ If your balance is missing, verify which wallet was linked during migration 🔍.
✅ If you created a new wallet, update your checklist and confirm it with your 24-word passphrase 🔑.
✅ PI transfers only go to the originally confirmed wallet unless changed before migration.

⚠️ For Those Who Lost Access to Their Original Wallet:
🚫 If you can’t access your old wallet, your migrated PI is locked there.
🚫 Passphrases cannot be recovered, so store them securely from the start 🔐.
🔄 Moving forward, always double-check everything before making changes.

🙏 Final Thoughts
This situation made my follower realize that PI is a real asset, not a scam 💎. But it also highlights the importance of education and awareness in the PI Network journey 📚.

💬 Has anyone else faced a similar issue? Share your experience in the comments to help others avoid this mistake! ⬇️