In an exciting development, the Pi Network Core Team has unveiled its strategic plan for the deployment of the Mainnet, revealing that the utility of Mainnet will be primarily driven by third-party applications like the highly anticipated Workforce Pool.
However, as the Mainnet release draws closer, several apps are facing a crucial hurdle – the absence of essential functionalities such as development wallets and multisig capabilities. These apps eagerly await the implementation of these features to unlock their full potential on the Mainnet.
The plan of @PiCoreTeam is that utility of Mainnet is mainly manifested through 3rd party Apps like @WorkforcePool
But apps themselves are waiting for Mainnet functionality like dev wallets and multisig.
Before Pioneers get Open Mainnet, Apps need Closed Mainnet.
— r/PiNetwork (@PiNetworkUpdate) July 15, 2023
The Core Team clarified that before Pi Network users can access the Open Mainnet, the Apps must first operate on a Closed Mainnet environment. This step is essential to ensure the security, stability, and seamless functioning of the network before opening it to the broader Pi user base.
The decision to focus on third-party applications to drive Mainnet utility demonstrates the Core Team’s commitment to fostering a diverse and thriving ecosystem around the Pi Network. By encouraging developers to build innovative applications on the platform, Pi Network aims to create an unparalleled user experience and expand the adoption of its digital currency.
Pi Network, with its unique approach to mining and blockchain consensus, has garnered immense interest and a substantial user base during its development phase. The forthcoming Mainnet launch is highly anticipated, and users and developers alike are eagerly awaiting its release.
- As the team works diligently to finalize the Mainnet and address the needs of third-party apps, the Pi Network community remains optimistic and enthusiastic about the bright future ahead for the decentralized project.
