Pi Network’s Open Mainnet Launch Hinges on Pioneers’ Collaborative Efforts

Pi Network enthusiasts eagerly await the launch of the Open Mainnet (OM), but the timeline remains uncertain as the success of the rollout is dependent on the collaboration of its pioneers.

Recent developments have shed light on the challenges faced by the Pi Network community. A key factor influencing the launch timeline is the adherence to the migration agreement by pioneers. Those who value their Pi and comply with the migration agreement can significantly expedite the process.

However, reports indicate that a portion of pioneers has deviated from the migration agreement, primarily by selling their Pi. This deviation is attributed to a misconception among some pioneers who quit their jobs or remained unemployed, expecting the network launch on a specific date. Financial constraints drove them to sell Pi, exacerbating delays in the OM rollout.

On Pi2Day, the Core Team (CT) provided an update, mentioning they are nearing completion of their tasks but emphasized the need for pioneers’ collaboration to finalize the close mainnet task.

To ensure the integrity of the community and expedite the mainnet launch, Pi Network enthusiasts are urged to follow specific guidelines:

1. Adhere strictly to the migration agreement, refraining from selling or buying Pi to fiat.

2. Value Pi as a scarce resource, avoiding its use for low-priced utilities to maintain its high value.

3. Share these guidelines across the community and social media platforms for broader impact.

4. Actively create more GCV blockchain records through small transactions.

The Pi Network community has observed two contrasting attitudes among pioneers: pessimism, leading to complaints and potential Pi sell-offs, and over-optimism, resulting in inaction and reliance on impending announcements. The recommended approach is to remain optimistic, taking proactive steps without relying solely on external factors.

In conclusion, the global community of Pi pioneers is urged to take specific actions over the next 3-6 months:

1. Secure employment to support themselves without selling Pi, reducing large transfers and expediting mass KYC and migration.

2. Exclusively support GCV utility to expedite ecosystem maturity and create GCV transactions, critical for meeting the objectives outlined in the white paper.

The call to action is clear – by working together diligently for the specified period, the Pi Network community believes they can achieve the long-awaited Open Mainnet. Read Similar Story