Pi Network has officially extended the deadline for KYC verification and migration to Mainnet, giving users a final chance to confirm their identity and transfer their assets.

Those who do not take measures risk losing access to unverified PI.
For long-time miners, this means the final cessation of operations. There will be no further extensions. If KYC remains incomplete, unnecessary balances may remain permanently inaccessible.
Continuation is mainly beneficial for early users who have not yet verified their accounts. Developers emphasize that the support for unverified PI in mobile wallets is no longer sustainable now that the open network is active. Completing migrations is crucial for supporting security and decentralization.
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#PI Users who do not complete KYC and do not transfer their Pi by March 14, 2025, will lose access to most of the accumulated balance. However, all tokens received in the last six months prior to migration will remain accessible.
With the expansion of the Pi Network ecosystem, interest in the local token is growing. Recently, the price of Pi has risen by 10%, reaching $2.15. Analysts suggest that if the momentum is maintained, there may be a rise to $3 or even $5.