The vision is to build the world’s most inclusive peer-to-peer ecosystem and online experience, fueled by Pi, the world’s most widely distributed cryptocurrency.
Yes, Pi is always free to mine on mobile devices.
Pi Network is available where permitted by applicable laws and regulations, which may change frequently.
You cannot mine from more than one device. Pi uses machine learning algorithms, Security Circles, and KYC verification to prevent fake accounts and bots.
Dr. Nicolas Kokkalis: Head of Technology, Stanford PhD, and instructor of Stanford’s first decentralized applications class, CS359B. Dr. Chengdiao Fan: Head of Product, Stanford PhD in Anthropological Sciences, specializing in social computing.
Transferability depends on passing KYC and migrating your Pi balance to Mainnet. During the Enclosed Network period, transfers are limited to within the Pi ecosystem. The Open Network period will allow external transfers.
Security Circles are groups of trusted Pioneers. Each member in your Security Circle adds a 20% mining boost (up to a maximum of 100%). Contributors help secure the Pi blockchain by adding trusted Pioneers to their Security Circles. This role ...Read more
Ambassadors help grow the network by referring others to join Pi Network. Each referred member who mines concurrently with the Ambassador adds a 25% bonus to their mining rate. There is no limit to the number of referrals or rewards.
Pi Network is building a peer-to-peer ecosystem where members can spend Pi to buy goods and services. After passing KYC and migrating your Pi balance to Mainnet, you can use Pi within the enclosed network. The Open Network period will ...Read more
Pi’s utility is backed by the goods, services, and attention of its members. The network aims to build an ecosystem where members can exchange Pi for goods and services, reducing costs and slippage typically associated with intermediaries like banks and ...Read more