Pi Coin (PI) developer team announced a new wallet activation feature aimed at expanding access to the Pi Mainnet ecosystem.
In the statement, it was noted that verified users, meaning those who have completed full identity verification (KYC) and are temporarily verified, can now activate their wallets on the Pi Mainnet blockchain.
The developer team stated that this new feature has made it easier for users to participate in the Pi Mainnet ecosystem. In the statement, it was said, "The Mainnet wallet activation feature allows verified users to activate their wallets on the Pi Mainnet blockchain. This opens the way for their participation in the ecosystem and increases inclusivity."
It was stated that the current Mainnet migration process is taking time due to both authentication and security analysis reasons. Thanks to the new feature, users can interact with the ecosystem by activating their wallets even if the migration to Mainnet (migration) is not completed. The developer team claimed that this situation provides access opportunities for millions of users.
However, it should also be noted that there are claims of a pyramid scheme regarding Pi Coin.
Additionally, a new feature has been introduced for individuals who were not previously part of the Pi network. Through third-party services supported in certain regions, individuals who are not Pi users will also be able to create a wallet on the Pi Mainnet by going through the identity verification process. However, the developers specifically stated that this process only facilitates wallet creation and will have no impact on the Mainnet migration process.
In the past, a person wishing to join the Pi network had to complete mining sessions from scratch, then pass the KYC process, and finally complete the migration to Mainnet. According to the announcement, thanks to the new feature, this process has been greatly accelerated and simplified.
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Pi Coin (PI) Developers Announced a New Feature! "Even Those Who Haven't Transitioned to Mainnet..."
Pi Coin (PI) developer team announced a new wallet activation feature aimed at expanding access to the Pi Mainnet ecosystem.
In the statement, it was noted that verified users, meaning those who have completed full identity verification (KYC) and are temporarily verified, can now activate their wallets on the Pi Mainnet blockchain.
The developer team stated that this new feature has made it easier for users to participate in the Pi Mainnet ecosystem. In the statement, it was said, "The Mainnet wallet activation feature allows verified users to activate their wallets on the Pi Mainnet blockchain. This opens the way for their participation in the ecosystem and increases inclusivity."
It was stated that the current Mainnet migration process is taking time due to both authentication and security analysis reasons. Thanks to the new feature, users can interact with the ecosystem by activating their wallets even if the migration to Mainnet (migration) is not completed. The developer team claimed that this situation provides access opportunities for millions of users.
However, it should also be noted that there are claims of a pyramid scheme regarding Pi Coin.
Additionally, a new feature has been introduced for individuals who were not previously part of the Pi network. Through third-party services supported in certain regions, individuals who are not Pi users will also be able to create a wallet on the Pi Mainnet by going through the identity verification process. However, the developers specifically stated that this process only facilitates wallet creation and will have no impact on the Mainnet migration process.
In the past, a person wishing to join the Pi network had to complete mining sessions from scratch, then pass the KYC process, and finally complete the migration to Mainnet. According to the announcement, thanks to the new feature, this process has been greatly accelerated and simplified.