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Abstract:Pi Network officially transitions to an Open Network on February 20, 2025, enabling external connectivity and expanding Pi cryptocurrency's real-world utility.
Pi Network will formally move to the Open Network phase of Mainnet on February 20, 2025, following six years of unrelenting labor and community-driven milestones. This significant move ushers in a new age for Pi Network, bringing the aim of building the world's most inclusive peer-to-peer ecosystem closer to reality. Pi Network, with over 19 million identity-verified Pioneers and 10.14 million Mainnet migrations, is set to unlock a utilities-driven economy powered by its own cryptocurrency, Pi.
Pi Network's path to the Open Network exemplifies the power of community collaboration. Since its start, the network has progressed through strategic stages, each adding to its strong basis. The current Mainnet Phase 3, which began with the Enclosed Network in December 2021, lays the framework for the Open Network. Pioneers completed KYC verification during this phase, developers created real-world apps, and the Core Team improved Pi's features and utilities.
In March 2022, a new mining reward issuance algorithm was implemented, which was a big milestone. This decreasing exponential approach balanced the network's development, accessibility, lifespan, and scarcity while assuring equitable rewards for Pioneer contributions. The Grace Period, implemented on July 1, 2024, boosted progress by rewarding Pioneers to complete KYC and migrate to Mainnet.
The Pi ecosystem's potential has already been proved by events such as PiFest 2024, which saw over 27,000 active vendors and 28,000 test merchants from 160 countries support Pi transactions for products and services. This event showed Pi's seamless integration of local business, from Map of Pi store findings to Pi Wallet payments and Fireside Forum social sharing.
The Open Network brings with it a game-changing feature: external connectivity. This implies that the layer-1 Pi blockchain will now interact with external systems, increasing options for both Pioneers and corporations. With the firewall gone, anybody can potentially add nodes to the Mainnet blockchain; but, the Core Team will prefer Pioneers with excellent history contributions and dependability rankings.
Participation in Mainnet activities will need KYC (Know Your Customer) authentication for Pioneers and KYB (Know Your Business) verification for companies in order to create a secure and compliant environment. This dual verification procedure intends to establish a safe Web3 environment in which certified Pioneers and enterprises may connect easily.
The Open Network will start if crucial requirements are met in December 2023. These are:
As Pi Network reaches the Open Network phase, the active engagement of Pioneers and developers will be critical to its success. This is how you can contribute:
For Pioneers:
For Developers:
The Open Network's debut is more than a milestone; it is a step toward a decentralized and inclusive digital economy. Pi Network is poised to transform the way cryptocurrencies interact with real-world systems by permitting external connectivity. Pi Network will continue to be a sustainable, dispersed, and dynamic community, fostering innovation and utility in the Web3 domain, as Pioneers and developers interact.
Mark your calendars on February 20, 2025, and stay tuned for further details as Pi Network starts this exciting new phase. Together, we can create a world in which Pi underpins everyday transactions while also encouraging global economic inclusivity.
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