The Pi Network community has expressed disappointment at the lack of a timeline for open mainnet. Many Pioneers have been eagerly awaiting the open mainnet launch, as it would allow them to use and trade their Pi coins on the open market.
Some Pioneers have accused the Pi Network Core Team (PCT) of being deliberately vague about the open mainnet timeline. They argue that the PCT is simply trying to string Pioneers along and keep them mining Pi coins.
Others have defended the PCT, arguing that it is important to take the necessary time to ensure that the Pi Network is ready for open mainnet. They point out that the PCT has made significant progress in recent months, including the launch of the Pi Browser and the Pi Application Ecosystem Interface.
Regardless of the reasons for the delay, it is clear that the lack of a timeline for open mainnet is a major source of frustration for many Pi Network Community members. It will be interesting to see if the PCT provides more clarity on the timeline in their upcoming roadmap V2 release.
What Can Pioneers Do?
In the meantime, there are a few things that Pioneers can do:
- Continue to mine Pi coins: This will help to strengthen the Pi Network ecosystem and make it more attractive to potential users and developers.
- Test out the Pi Browser and other Pi Network applications: This will help the PCT to identify and fix any bugs before open mainnet.
- Participate in the Pi Network’s various testnet programs: This will help the PCT to test the Pi Network’s infrastructure and ensure that it is ready for open mainnet.
- Be patient: It is important to remember that the Pi Network is still under development. It takes time to build a robust and scalable blockchain network.
We encourage Pioneers to stay informed about the latest developments on the Pi Network by following the PCT’s social media channels and blog. Read More
