Pioneers can apply for KYC via the Pi Browser. Tentative KYC approval requires additional verification before full approval. Full KYC approval is needed for Mainnet migration.

Yes, mining Pi is safe and does not drain your phone’s battery or use significant resources. The mining process is lightweight and runs in the background without affecting your device’s performance.

Mining rewards will be diversified to incentivize various contributions related to app usage, node operation, and Pi lockup. Yearly supply limits will be determined based on a declining formula to ensure a smooth allocation curve over time.

Pi uses an energy-light mining method that allows users to mine Pi cryptocurrency using their mobile phones. This method is designed to be fair and meritocratic, rewarding users for their contributions and digital citizenship.

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The Testnet phase began on March 14, 2020.

The Open Network period may start after the Enclosed Network period, allowing unrestricted connectivity with external networks, wallets, and blockchains.

Pi Network aims to create and safeguard community-run governance by ensuring fairness in mining, securing the blockchain, and maintaining ecosystem integrity. This empowers real people and disempowers malicious actors.

Avoid sharing sensitive data with unverified third-party services. Change your password if you experience unexpected account behavior. Report any suspicious activity through the Pi app’s profile page.

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.