Pi Network users, called Pioneers, are feeling frustrated as they face challenges transferring their mined Pi Coins (PI) to the Mainnet. With March 14, 2025, approaching, many users are reporting technical issues that have not been resolved.
If they do not complete their Know Your Customer (KYC) verification by 8:00 AM UTC on that date, they risk losing most of their Pi holdings, except for coins mined in the last six months.
Despite the Pi Network team stating that they have provided multiple extensions to help users, many Pioneers are still stuck in the migration process. Some have followed all the steps but cannot transfer their Pi. One user, Jaro Giesbrecht, expressed his frustration online, saying his balance remains unverified, and he has not received help from the support team.
Many users find the migration process confusing and unhelpful. They are calling for an extension of the deadline until all technical problems are fixed. A common issue is related to Step 9 of the Mainnet checklist, which prevents some users from completing their migration.
Additionally, Pi Coin’s price has dropped significantly in the market, raising concerns about its future. Some analysts hope that March 14, known as Pi Day, will bring a price rebound, but the current decline raises questions about the token’s sustainability.
Supporters of Pi Network are also pushing for a listing on Binance. The exchange has a “Vote to List” feature, and 86% of participants voted in favor of listing Pi Coin. However, Binance has not made any official announcements yet, leading to frustration among users. Many have left one-star reviews on Google Play Store to pressure the exchanges.
As the deadline nears, tensions are rising. If Pi Network does not address these issues, it risks losing credibility. Pioneers are worried about losing their tokens, and the future of Pi Coin remains uncertain.
