A Pi Network user and active Twitter account holder with the handle @Pi_team_ has publicly accused Nicolas Kokkalis, the co-founder of Pi Network, of misleading the community. The user expressed frustration, claiming that Kokkalis had done nothing substantial in the span of four years, and only five million out of the 47 million pioneers have successfully completed the KYC verification process.
The accusatory tweet read;
“Dr. Nicolas Kokkalis, you have done nothing but fool us in 4 years. Only 5 million in 4 years have passed KYC because that’s it. So it will take 30 years to verify 47 million pioneers. Then Pi Network open mainnet will not come because you have done nothing except fooling all of us.”
These allegations have ignited a heated discussion within the Pi Network community, raising concerns about the progress and transparency of the project. Pi Network, known for its aim to create a decentralized digital currency accessible to everyday users, has garnered significant attention and a substantial user base.
https://twitter.com/Pi_team_/status/1675015753031098368?s=20
The accusation of delayed KYC verification and an impending delay in the launch of the Pi Network mainnet has left many pioneers disillusioned and seeking answers. The mainnet launch holds great significance as it represents the transition from a testnet to a fully functional network, providing greater utility and value to Pi Network users.
As the accusations gain traction, Pi Network is expected to respond and address the concerns raised by the community. It is crucial for the project’s leadership to provide transparent and timely updates to maintain trust and keep the community engaged.
Nicolas Kokkalis, alongside fellow co-founders, had initially outlined an ambitious vision for Pi Network, aiming to revolutionize the world of cryptocurrency and empower individuals worldwide. The accusations leveled against Kokkalis highlight the growing impatience within the community and the need for clear communication from the project’s leadership.
The outcome of this situation remains uncertain, but the Pi Network community eagerly awaits a response from Nicolas Kokkalis and further clarification regarding the KYC verification process and the anticipated mainnet launch.
