The Pi Network has once again sparked controversy over the centralization of its Super Node management,

raising doubts about its decentralized vision and fairness.

Starting with "mobile mining," the Pi Network

finally launched its mainnet in February after more than six years of waiting.

However, its core operation—Super Nodes—

has led to increasing controversy.

✅ The Future of Pi Network: Transparency is Key

The current implementation of Super Nodes contradicts the project's promise of decentralization, and many technical and developmental details of the ecosystem have not been clearly explained to the community by the officials. Now that the mainnet is live, if Pi Network truly wants to develop into a decentralized and fair cryptocurrency ecosystem as it wishes, transparency will undoubtedly be the key to gaining users' trust.

✅ Pi Falls Below $1

In the fierce competition among major public chains, securing a place is already challenging, especially since the Pi Network has long had intense arguments on both sides. Currently, data from the OKX spot market indicates that the PI coin, after reaching nearly $3 at the end of February, has continued to decline. At the time of writing, it has dropped to $0.9499, a decline of over 66% compared to its historical high, and it is still uncertain when it will hit bottom.

On the other hand, Binance's public community vote regarding whether to list the Pi Network (PI coin) concluded on February 28. Although it passed with a high vote, more than three weeks later, there is still no news about the PI coin being listed on Binance.