After this stage, “pioneers” - Pi Network users - will be able to fully use their Pi tokens on the main network. This will open up the possibility of external trading and interaction with various applications on the platform. However, it is important to note that those who do not complete verification risk losing a significant portion of their tokens. The exception is tokens received in the last six months before migrating to the main network.
In addition to working with current users, the Pi Network team is focused on returning those participants who have moved away from the project for various reasons. Importantly, the verification process will also help protect against fraud, which increases the level of network security.
In planning to strengthen and expand the community, the team expects to list Pi tokens on the largest cryptocurrency exchange Binance. Binance has recently been changing its rules for adding new tokens to the platform, and users will now be able to vote for them to be included by paying just 0.01 BNB. Rumors are that there are talks underway to hold a special event with Binance, which will further increase interest in Pi Network among the crypto community.
So this is an important moment for all Pi Network token holders. The verification process is not just a technical step, but a key milestone for the project’s further development and integration into the wider crypto market.