Earlier members mined at a higher rate to reward their early contributions when the network was small. As the network grew, the mining rate was adjusted based on a supply model to balance growth, accessibility, longevity, and scarcity, ensuring rewards ...Read more

You do not need to leave the app open to mine. Pi does not drain your battery or use data more than regular apps. Mining continues once you start a session, even if the app is closed. Contributions like using ...Read more

You can mine more Pi by completing your Security Circle, inviting friends to mine Pi, reminding your Referral Team to mine, setting and committing to a lockup configuration, using apps on the Pi Browser directory, and running a Node. Each ...Read more

You can create a Pi Wallet using the Pi Browser app. Your Wallet’s private key (passphrase) is generated locally on your phone and never shared with Pi’s servers. After passing KYC and completing the Mainnet Checklist, your Pi balance becomes ...Read more

Mining Pi is free to ensure accessibility regardless of financial background. Pi Network does not use your phone’s hardware or network resources. The app consumes battery similar to other regular apps. Pi mining does not consume phone resources because it ...Read more

Pi is a genuine effort by a team of Stanford graduates aiming to provide greater access to cryptocurrency. The core team comprises early innovators in blockchain and social computing, with PhDs from Stanford. While success is not guaranteed, the team ...Read more

Pi Network is a globally accessible online blockchain ecosystem using “Pi” – a new cryptocurrency that you can “mine” on your phone for free. Cryptocurrencies are digital money maintained by a community rather than governments or banks. You can mine ...Read more

Pi is a long-term project whose success depends on the collective contributions of its members. It aims to help everyday people participate in a utilities-based ecosystem on blockchain fueled by a cryptocurrency without the need for traditional intermediaries. If you ...Read more