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Pi Network CEO Announces Two-Phase Roadmap Amid User Confusion and Questions

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Dr. Nicolas Kokkalis, the CEO of Pi Network, recently disclosed plans to unveil the long-anticipated roadmap in two distinct versions, namely v1 and v2. This noteworthy announcement was disseminated by Pi News Media, a trusted source for Pi Network updates, via a post on the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter.

According to Pi News Media, the mainnet roadmap v1 is set to be unveiled in mid-October, with v2 scheduled for release in the fourth quarter (Q4). To authenticate this revelation, the media outlet shared an image of the CEO’s statement from Discord. Nevertheless, this announcement generated some confusion and dissatisfaction among users.

“Mid-October falls within the fourth quarter of the calendar year. Unless @nkokkalis was referring to the fourth quarter of the fiscal year, it suggests that the unveiling of V2 will likely happen between January and March 2024, possibly coinciding with Pi Day,” Cortez wrote on X. 

In the comments section of Pi News Media’s post, a user named Gideon 6ix raised a valid query, questioning whether mid-October falls within Q4. Another user astutely noted that the CEO hadn’t specified the year in question.

Danilo Cortez Jr., among others, speculated from the CEO’s statement that Roadmap v2 might coincide with Pi Day in 2024. Additionally, certain users expressed criticism regarding the CEO’s choice to make this announcement on Discord rather than via the official Pi Network app. The delayed roadmap release also raised concerns about the protocol’s reliability.

The community now eagerly anticipates, albeit with mixed emotions, the forthcoming roadmap and further elucidation. Continue Reading

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