Many Pi Network users, called Pioneers, are upset because they cannot transfer their Pi Coins to the mainnet. The deadline to complete this process is March 14, 2025, at 8:00 AM UTC, but users are facing technical problems that prevent them from migrating their coins.
March 14: The Final Deadline for KYC and Mainnet Migration
Pi Network has given users until March 14 to complete Know Your Customer (KYC) verification and transfer their balances to the mainnet. If they don’t do this in time, they could lose most of their Pi coins. However, coins mined in the last six months will not be affected.
The network has already extended the deadline multiple times to help users complete the process. However, Pi Network says this is the final extension because they need to move forward without unverified accounts.
Pioneers Complain About Transfer Issues
Even with the deadline approaching, many users say they cannot complete their transfers.
- One user, Jaro Giesbrecht, shared on social media that he had followed all steps but still couldn’t migrate his coins. He criticized Pi Network for not fixing the issue.
- Another user claimed 80% of their balance is unverified, even though their entire security circle passed KYC. They said they received no response from support after opening a ticket weeks ago.
- Many are frustrated that Step 9 (“Migrate to Mainnet”) remains unresolved, leaving their coins stuck.
Because of these problems, users are asking Pi Network to extend the deadline until all issues are fixed.
Pi Coin Drops in Value as Binance Listing Remains Uncertain
While users struggle with migration issues, Pi Coin is also facing price drops.
- In the last week, Pi Coin lost 16.3% of its value.
- In just 24 hours, the price dropped 12.2%, falling to $1.40.
Despite the decline, some traders remain hopeful. One analyst said that as long as Pi Coin stays above $1.20, there could be a price increase around Pi Day on March 14.
Will Binance Finally List Pi Coin?
Another major concern for Pi users is whether Binance will list Pi Coin. Recently, Binance introduced a “Vote to List” feature, allowing users to vote on which coins should be added.
- The Pi Network community voted overwhelmingly (86% in favor) for Binance to list Pi Coin.
- However, Binance has not responded or confirmed if Pi will be listed.
- Frustrated by the delay, many Pi supporters gave Binance one-star reviews on the Google Play Store in protest.
Other exchanges, like Bybit, have also faced backlash. Bybit’s CEO even called Pi Network a scam, adding to the controversy.
What Happens Next?
With the March 14 deadline coming fast and no clear answers from Binance, Pi Network is at a critical moment. Will Pi Network extend the deadline? Will Binance list Pi Coin? Users are waiting for answers as they continue to face issues with their balances.
