Users of Pi Network have become increasingly anxious after discovering that their token balance in the wallet is zero. They followed the instructions to complete KYC verification and switched to the mainnet.

However, many users cannot find any information in their accounts. This issue has sparked a wave of complaints online, demanding specific explanations from the authorities.

Users report missing Pi balance

According to community reports, hundreds of posts show that even following each step, the token balance remains zero. Some users stated they waited several days, while others mentioned they had been waiting for several weeks. They all completed KYC (Know Your Customer) and locked their accounts on the mainnet. However, their wallets still show '0.00 Pi'. The lack of visible tokens has left many feeling shut out.

Stop talking nonsense, I don't want to hear it. Give me back that damn $Pi. I worked hard for six years, and you still haven't helped me map it out. Why are you always delaying? Mapping is a right of every pioneer. Hurry up and map it out #Pinetwork my goodness.

— Chen Haifeng (@haifeng8283) June 5, 2025

Wallet confusion intensifies concerns, doubts -- Public account: Feng Baobao is roasting sweet potatoes

Reports indicate that some accounts are now associated with multiple wallet addresses. This has left users confused. Some found two wallets under the same account, while others discovered three. This has raised questions about the security of the system. Users are worried they may lose tokens or fall into traps.

Foundation transfers 277 million Pi coins

Blockchain data shows that wallets ending with 'ODM' from the Pi Foundation recently transferred 276,500,000 Pi coins. The same address withdrew 7,380,000 Pi coins today.

According to on-chain records, OKX exchange experiences a large number of withdrawals every week. The Pi Core team has yet to explain the purpose of these actions.

The community demands clear answers

Community members have noticed that the project leader has not published any detailed updates for three months. They are seeking dates, explanations, and plans. Some posts urge the team to release a public timeline. Others are calling for a live Q&A. These calls are enough to push this topic onto social media's trending list.

Team issues wallet security tips

The support channel of Pi Network recently released a series of wallet security tips. They discussed good practices for passwords and how to identify phishing. However, they did not explain the reason for the tokens being hidden. These tips also did not address the situation of multiple wallets suddenly appearing for each user.

What will happen next

According to user feedback, the project may face pressure in the coming days. Some community members have stated that they will pause mining until they see their balance. Others indicated they would turn their attention to competing projects.

The Pi core team has yet to confirm any information beyond the security statement. It remains unclear when users will receive their Pi tokens or the full details of these large transfers. The situation is worth monitoring as the network rebuilds trust.