Pi Network Core Team Urged to Address Growing Concerns and Provide Timely Updates
In a wave of frustration and disappointment, Twitter users have taken to the platform to criticize the prolonged delay in the migration of Pi Coin to the Pi Network’s Mainnet. One user expressed their dissatisfaction, pointing out that the Pi Network Core Team had promised to send the coins within 14 days of completing the Know Your Customer (KYC) process. However, despite four months passing, the coins have yet to be distributed, prompting calls for the team to address the issue promptly.
The tweet read;
“Pi Network Core Team says pi coins will be sent 14 days after the KYC is made. It has been 4 months, it has not been sent, now the team needs to update it. Note: There are those who have been waiting for pi coin for 1 year.”
Pi Network, a decentralized cryptocurrency project that aims to allow users to mine Pi coins through their mobile devices, gained significant attention in recent years. However, the delay in migrating Pi Coin to the Mainnet has raised concerns and led to a growing chorus of discontent among the community.
It says that pi coins will be sent 14 days after the kyc is made. It has been 4 months, it has not been sent, now the team needs to update it. Note There are those who have been waiting for pi coin for 1 year @PiCoreTeam pic.twitter.com/OHFnRLRmS4
— Türk Kripto Grubu🇹🇷 (@Turkkriptogrubu) July 11, 2023
Many users who eagerly participated in the KYC process, which involves verifying their identities, expressed frustration at the lack of updates from the Pi Network Core Team regarding the delayed distribution of Pi coins. Some individuals claimed to have been waiting for over a year, raising doubts about the project’s transparency and reliability.
The criticism gained traction as more Twitter users joined the conversation, demanding that the Pi Network Core Team provide an explanation for the delay and outline a concrete timeline for the migration of Pi Coin to the Mainnet. Concerns were also raised about the future value of Pi coins and the project’s overall credibility.
As of now, the Pi Network Core Team has not issued an official response to the Twitter user’s criticism or provided an update on the delayed distribution of Pi coins. However, given the significant number of users affected and the escalating discontent, it is imperative for the team to address these concerns promptly.
The community eagerly awaits a response from the Pi Network Core Team, hoping for a resolution to the delay and increased transparency moving forward. As the situation unfolds, it remains to be seen how the Pi Network will navigate this challenging period and regain the trust of its community.
