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⛏️ How much Pi has been mined, how much remains, and when will mining stop? ⏳
As of March 2, 2025, the Pi Network has mined over 10 billion Pi coins, with approximately 6.3 billion coins currently in circulation. 
The total supply of Pi is capped at 100 billion coins, allocated as follows:
• 65% (65 billion Pi): Reserved for mining rewards to incentivize network participants.
• 10% (10 billion Pi): Dedicated to ecosystem development, supporting apps and community growth.
• 5% (5 billion Pi): Set aside for liquidity pools to facilitate trading and stability.
• 20% (20 billion Pi): Allocated to the Pi Core Team for their contributions and ongoing development.
Mining will continue until the 65 billion Pi designated for mining rewards is fully distributed. The timeline for this depends on user growth and network activity, as mining rates adjust based on these factors. Consequently, there isn’t a fixed end date for mining; it will conclude once all allocated mining rewards are mined.
As of March 2, 2025, the Pi Network has mined over 10 billion Pi coins, with approximately 6.3 billion coins currently in circulation. 
The total supply of Pi is capped at 100 billion coins, allocated as follows:
• 65% (65 billion Pi): Reserved for mining rewards to incentivize network participants.
• 10% (10 billion Pi): Dedicated to ecosystem development, supporting apps and community growth.
• 5% (5 billion Pi): Set aside for liquidity pools to facilitate trading and stability.
• 20% (20 billion Pi): Allocated to the Pi Core Team for their contributions and ongoing development.
Mining will continue until the 65 billion Pi designated for mining rewards is fully distributed. The timeline for this depends on user growth and network activity, as mining rates adjust based on these factors. Consequently, there isn’t a fixed end date for mining; it will conclude once all allocated mining rewards are mined.
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