✨Myths About Pi Network: What’s True and What’s Not?
❌ Myth 1: "Pi is a scam."
🟢 Reality:
Pi has been running since 2019 with millions of real users. The core team is publicly known, and the project has gone through phases: Testnet, Mainnet, KYC, and now listing on exchanges. While it's okay to be skeptical, calling it a scam ignores the transparent development process and real community effort.
❌ Myth 2: "You can’t actually sell Pi."
🟢 Reality:
Yes, you can. Pi is currently trading on several crypto exchanges. Many pioneers have already sold a portion of their balance. However, access may vary depending on whether your Pi is transferable and which wallet you use. The liquidity is still growing, but the market exists.
❌ Myth 3: "You’ll be rich overnight."
🟢 Reality:
This is one of the most harmful myths. Pi is not a get-rich-quick scheme. Like any new technology, it needs time, development, adoption, and use. If you're here only for fast profits, you might be disappointed. But if you believe in building a long-term ecosystem, Pi could be worth the wait.
❌ Myth 4: "The Pi Core Team controls everything."
🟢 Reality:
While the core team guides development, Pi is growing because of its community. Local markets, app developers, merchants — all play a role. Pi’s true value comes from what the community builds on top of it. Decentralization is a process, not a switch.
❌ Myth 5: "No one accepts Pi."
🟢 Reality:
There are thousands of P2P transactions happening every day — people buying goods and services with Pi. In some countries, you can even pay for food, clothes, or phone repairs. It's not yet global, but adoption is growing thanks to Pioneers creating real marketplaces.
❌ Myth 6: "Pi is just points on a phone."
🟢 Reality:
That was true — years ago. But now, Pi has a real blockchain, wallet transfers, and market price discovery. If your Pi has passed KYC and been migrated to the mainnet wallet, you’re holding a real crypto asset, not just an in-app balance.
