YEREVAN (CoinChapter.com) — Pi Network released its Mainnet Migration Roadmap on April 18, 2025. The document includes a three-step plan to migrate Pioneers to the open Mainnet. However, the Pi Network roadmap does not mention any start or completion dates.
The first phase of the Pi Network migration targets users already waiting in the queue. This phase will transfer base mining rewards, Security Circle contributions, locked tokens, utility-app rewards, and confirmed Pi Network Node rewards.
Next, Pi Network will move to phase two. This stage adds referral mining rewards linked to KYC-verified users. Pi Network confirmed this will start only after the first group has been migrated.
Finally, Pi Network will process remaining rewards in periodic batches. These Pi Network migration updates may occur monthly or quarterly. However, the roadmap only states that the schedule is “to be determined.”
Missing Data Creates Uncertainty Among Pioneers
The Pi Network roadmap does not include key figures, such as the number of users in the migration queue or the daily migration capacity. Without this information, users say they cannot estimate their place in line.
Some Pi Network Node operators said they received partial rewards. But most said the criteria for receiving Pi Network Node rewards were unclear. They requested public guidelines.
Many Pioneers said they have pressed the claim button daily but still have not received Pi Network mining rewards. Referral bonuses also remain locked. Several users asked when their expected tokens would be credited.
Pi Network stated that the “Transferable Balance” in user wallets is reduced to save resources. However, users say this creates confusion. Some worry their actual Pi Network mining rewards may never appear.
One user wrote,
“I thought we were mining all of these PI coins this whole time? I thought the security circles were the Consensus Mechanism. It kinda seems to me like there isn’t a blockchain, and never was one.”
No Audit or Dispute System for Missing Pi Network Rewards
The Pi Network roadmap does not explain how to report errors or recover missing rewards. No audit system or dispute mechanism exists for users who believe their Pi Network mining rewards were calculated incorrectly.
After six years of mining activity, users said some issues are likely. Still, the Pi Network roadmap does not outline any process to check or verify historical balances.
All phases of Pi Network migration require users to complete Pi Network KYC. However, the roadmap does not specify how many users are processed per day or month. No scaling targets are listed. Delays in Pi Network KYC could hold up all phases.
No Link Between Pi Network Migration and Token Unlock
The roadmap does not show how Pi Network migration waves match the token unlock schedule. On April 17, Pi Network unlocked 2.8 million PI tokens. According to PI Scan, it will unlock 108.9 million tokens by the end of this month.
The roadmap also does not explain how these unlocked tokens affect Pi Network migration timing. Over the next year, 1.57 billion tokens will enter circulation. Based on the current price of $0.6072, this equals over $950 million worth of tokens.
The Pi Network roadmap did not mention any connection between this schedule and ongoing migration phases.
