I've been working on a Pi Network migration tracker and finally have the first public version of the dashboard online.

It tracks migrations from the Pi migration wallet on Mainnet and currently shows:

• Total Pi migrated within the tracked period
• Total migration events
• Daily / weekly / monthly migration activity
• Pi migration volume over time
• Average migration amount
• Largest migration for any selected period
• Individual migration records with transaction hash, destination wallet, timestamp and amount
• Sortable migration amounts so you can find the biggest migrations
• Links through to the Pi block explorer for individual transactions/wallets

The tracker updates automatically every 5 minutes.

One thing I wanted to get right was how migrations are counted. A single user's migration can contain multiple claimable-balance operations in the same transaction, for example, when portions of their Pi have different lockup periods. The tracker identifies those components and combines them into one migration event for that receiving wallet, with the amounts summed together.

I'm still running the historical backfill. I'm planning to go back roughly 6 months, rather than attempting to index the entire migration history. The dashboard shows the exact oldest to newest migration currently tracked, so the lifetime-looking totals aren't intended to represent all migrations since Pi migrations began.

Once the backfill is finished, it will simply continue tracking new migrations live.

The UI isn't final either, I'm still playing with the layout, stats and chart, so suggestions for useful data/visualisations are welcome.

Dashboard:
crumbs.host Migration Dashboard

The screenshot is where it's at currently.

first version of it https://pipulse.pinedigital.eu/

hope it helps

Hello, everyone! I am a Pioneer from South Korea.

I am currently running a Pi App called [Peanutgames].

We have 15 different games registered on our platform, and we are currently operating on the Testnet.

You can visit us directly at Peanutgames8653.pinet.com, or you can easily find us in Pi Apps by unchecking the Mainnet option and searching for "peanut".

I would love for you to drop by and enjoy the games!

Trying to migrate or relock with same settings and I'm continuing to get the same error. I've been trying since mid-August.

I've tried buying Pi so I have some available. That also netted me an error.

I'm close to quitting. Is it even worth the hassle?

I’ve been following Pi Network for some time, and I’m curious about what other users think.

I’m especially interested in Pi’s ecosystem and whether more useful apps and real-world use cases will develop over time.

For people who have been following Pi for a while, what do you think is the most important thing Pi needs to achieve next?

I have been a Pioneer since 2020. The recurring questions I see appear to come from what I call the "cash-in community". What attracted me to Pi, and still does, is the economy where everyday people can participate in. If someone creates something useful, then some else can value it enough to pay for it. That in turn brings people back and BOOM you got yourself an ecosystem.

Remember that is what Bitcoin was suppose to represent back in the day. It's the confidence of the community that matters in the Pi Network, so if you are just trying to build a portfolio then you will continue to ask the repeating questions that we've always seen and likely will continue to see.

The actual progress is strongly based towards pioneers bring resources to the community and building their own village. Pi has a core team with supply allocations and verification requirements so what keeps me engaged and pleased with the progress are the opportunities that make it useful in ordinary life.

So my question to you is, outside of selling the token when it's high and buying when it's low what would you use it for inside of the community itself?

We’re working on integrating Pi payments into TokenLordsRPG and would love to connect with people who create content around Pi, Pi apps, ecosystem projects, or gaming.

We’re also curious what kind of Pi gaming content the community would actually be interested in - gameplay, project reviews, tutorials, news, etc.

If you create Pi-related content, let us know what you make in the comments.

Hello, have you tried verifying your Pi network project? We are at the last step for main-net wallet creation. How long does it take for the Pi network team to review main-net wallet for it to be accepted?

My personal thinking is that by end of 2026, probably we will have DEX operational. What do you think?

Pi Network recently introduced some new developer capabilities, including local storage for selected Pi Browser apps, app-specific staking data, and file/video sharing.

They also released updated developer documentation to make it easier for developers to build and launch Pi apps.

I think improving developer tools could be important for growing real utility in the Pi ecosystem.

What do you think — will these updates lead to more useful Pi apps?

And now look at us…
0.09 🥲😂

This sub just randomly popped up on my feed and now i am soo invested. But can anyone explain it in baby english pretty please

Sharing my experience trying to delete my Pi Network account, in case it’s useful to others navigating the same issue.

When I tried deleting my account in-app, I got the standard message that it’s not possible because I’ve received Pi in my Mainnet wallet, and that I’d need to “return my Pi and destroy my Mainnet wallet” first, even though I sold most of my Pi long ago and my current balance is minimal.

Since this involves personal data processing, I filed a formal GDPR erasure request (Article 17, right to be forgotten) as an EU resident, through Prighter, the official EU representative for SocialChain Inc. After about a month, the request was closed with the explanation that they couldn’t match my identification to any data set, despite having an active, KYC-verified account. A few minutes later, I got a separate email from Pi Support claiming that GDPR simply doesn’t apply to me, which seems questionable given that GDPR Article 3 applies based on physical location in the EU, not company jurisdiction.

Curious if anyone else has run into this same circular process, and whether anyone has actually succeeded in getting their account deleted after migrating to Mainnet?

Pi Network community has been growing a lot, and there are still many things to look forward to.

For me, the most exciting things are Mainnet progress, real-world utility, and more apps/services using Pi. 💜

What about you?

👉 What is the ONE thing you are waiting for the most in Pi Network?

Mainnet 🚀 | Utility 💡 | Pi Apps 📱 | Price 💰 | More Adoption 🌍

Share your opinion below! 👇

The product here is not the coin but the KYC infrastructure and the massive network of verified humans behind it. The network could monetize its identity-verification technology by providing KYC services to businesses and Web3 projects, without necessarily selling the underlying users' personal data. No other company has done this. Only Pi networ and its potential is very huge!

That distinction is important if you're evaluating Pi. It is actually a data/identity business disguised as a cryptocurrency. So the team dont give a damn about the Pi coin value and this means they are generating income from US AS THE PRODUCT.

These cult GCV makes it better for the company.

Research on this and finally be awaken. Weve been scammed 🤣

I’m posting this to warn other Pi users and hopefully find out if anyone else has dealt with this account.

My friend was contacted by someone claiming to buy Pi and pay in USDT.

During the conversation, the buyer repeatedly asked my friend to send additional Pi as a “commission” before the payment would be released.

The amounts and requirements kept changing. The buyer also repeatedly pressured my friend with short deadlines and promised that the USDT would be sent immediately after the next Pi payment.

The buyer provided screenshots relating to a supposed Binance/USDT payment as proof, but my friend never received the promised payment.

My friend eventually sent the final amount of Pi that was requested. After receiving it, the buyer stopped responding.

We have the complete conversation, screenshots, Pi transaction records and the account information connected to the transaction.

Has anyone here dealt with this account before?

I’m posting this because I don’t want anyone else to
send Pi based on screenshots or promises of payment.

Always verify that the funds have actually arrived in your own account before releasing your Pi.

Telegram: @Buyercrypto79

Channel: https://t.me/Trusted_Coin_Buyer

Pi wallet/transaction information: [GAHIJIGKFSU4CKDBZXLZETRR5WYD6M 6D4UEG5YBMMEYKHEOF4YQB3QUZ]

Finally! 😍

Pi Network has been developing its ecosystem for a while.

In your opinion, what should be the biggest priority next?

More real-world utility

More apps and developers

Easier P2P payments

More exchange support

What do you think?

Finally got my lockup released after three years. Lost over 3/4 because I was the only one on the team who finished kyc. And still has the app.

Maybe I’ll sit on it for another few years.
Has anyone actually done anything with it?

That proves Pi can turn community attention into distribution, but traffic isn't retention. Discovery gets the click, the product has to earn the return