The Pi Network Core Team has announced that over 119,000 users have now completed their second token balance migrations to the project’s Mainnet. The process, which began on Pi Day (March 14), allows Pioneers to transfer additional coins, including referral bonuses. However, the update was met with immediate criticism from the community on social media, with users expressing frustration over the speed of the rollout and unresolved KYC issues.
The Pi Network Core Team has provided an update on its second migration process. The team stated that over 119,000 Pioneers have now completed second migrations of their transferable balances.
The gradual rollout allows users to bring more Pi to Mainnet and further participate in the ecosystem. This phase includes referral mining bonuses for team members who have fully completed KYC.
Despite the numerical update, the community response was largely negative. Many comments on the team’s social media post criticized the perceived lack of broader progress.
One user said the project’s community consists of millions, implying 119,000 is not an achievement. Others questioned why the migration process is taking so long.
Further criticism focused on ongoing KYC verification delays. Some users stated they have been stuck in tentative KYC for months or years.
There were also claims from users who said they had not received updates on their first migrations. The team’s announcement confirmed the gradual rollout is continuing.
