Islamabad, Apr 20, 2025: The Pi Network team has rolled out a significant roadmap update, revealing detailed plans for its Mainnet migration and providing a clear view of its token distribution model.
With more than 12 million verified users, known as “Pioneers,” having already transitioned to the Mainnet, the platform is heading toward its next massive goal—the long-awaited launch of the Open Network.
The Pi Network Mainnet migration aims to fairly shift users from test mining to actual token usage, built on years of mobile mining data instead of simple airdrops seen in typical crypto projects.
Over the past few months, the Pi Core Team has outlined a strategic three-phase approach to facilitate this transition.
The process ensures transparency and rewards integrity while strengthening trust across its expanding user base.
Pi Network Mainnet Migration Roadmap: A Three-Tiered Approach
The first phase focuses on completing early migrations, including the distribution of confirmed mining rewards across various categories like base mining, Security Circle contributions, lock-up bonuses, and node earnings.
The second phase will handle referral-based rewards.
Team-building bonuses will only be unlocked once referred users successfully complete their KYC verification, ensuring legitimacy and trust.
The final phase involves periodic migrations—either monthly or quarterly—covering all forms of eligible rewards.
This phase supports scalability and long-term ecosystem balance.
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Developers clarified that the “Transferable Balance” visible in user apps simplifies actual calculations.
Real-time token migration depends on mining history and requires more time to process accurately.
Pi Network Tokenomics: Full Supply Allocation Revealed
The development team has confirmed a total cap of 100 billion Pi tokens, distributed as follows:
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65% for community mining rewards
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10% allocated to the Pi Foundation
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5% set aside for liquidity and market activity
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20% for the core development team
This structure ensures that community participation remains the project’s backbone while providing sufficient support for development and operational liquidity.
What Lies Ahead?
Having exceeded the initial milestone of migrating 10 million users, Pi Network’s developers affirmed that migration would continue post-Open Network launch. The staged rollout is designed to prevent fraud, maintain balance, and reward consistent users.
With a mobile-first approach and one of the largest active crypto communities, Pi Network’s shift to Mainnet is one of the most anticipated in the blockchain world.
