Pi Network Reveals Detailed Roadmap for Mainnet Migration and Token Distribution

With over 12 million users, known as “Pioneers,” already migrated to the Mainnet, the network is progressing toward one of its most ambitious milestones — launching the Open Network. Unlike conventional crypto projects that often rely on simple airdrops, Pi Network’s migration strategy is built on years of mobile mining data, aiming to fairly and securely transition tens of millions of users.

A Three-Phase Migration Plan

The Pi Core Team’s migration roadmap is structured into three key phases:

Completing the First Migrations
The initial focus is on finalizing the first wave of migrations. This includes the distribution of verified mining rewards across various categories such as core mining, Security Circle bonuses, lockup rewards, utility usage incentives, and verified node earnings. Second Passes with Referral Bonuses
Once the first round is complete, a second migration pass will begin, focusing primarily on referral bonuses earned through team-building. These bonuses are contingent upon referred users completing their KYC (Know Your Customer) verification. Ongoing Periodic Migrations

The final stage will consist of periodic migrations—likely on a monthly or quarterly basis—covering all types of rewards. This structure ensures the long-term scalability and sustainability of the network.

Developers also clarified that the “Transferable Balance” shown in users’ apps is a simplified representation. The actual balance migration involves complex calculations based on each user’s mining activity over time, which can take longer to finalize.

Tokenomics and Supply Breakdown

The Pi Core Team has confirmed a fixed maximum supply of 100 billion Pi tokens, allocated as follows:

65% for community mining rewards 10% reserved for the foundation 5% for liquidity purposes 20% allocated to the Core Team

This structure is designed to prioritize community participation while ensuring adequate support for liquidity and long-term development.

What’s Next?

With the original goal of migrating 10 million users before the Open Network launch already surpassed, developers emphasized that migration will remain an ongoing process even after the Open Network goes live. The phased approach is intended to ensure fairness, reward integrity, and protect the ecosystem from manipulation.

As anticipation builds, the Pi Network community is closely watching the next steps in the project’s evolution. With its unique approach to mobile-first mining and a user base in the tens of millions, Pi’s transition to Mainnet is one of the most watched in the crypto world.

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