
- Pi Network users are experiencing missing coin balances and loading issues amid ongoing mainnet migration, causing widespread concern and confusion.
- While a new migration step has sparked hope, rumors of a Binance listing remain unconfirmed, leaving the community awaiting official updates.
A growing number of Pi Network users are reporting that their coin balances have mysteriously disappeared, causing widespread panic across the community. With no official word from the core team, fears are mounting that the platform’s mainnet migration may have hit a critical snag.
Pi Network Users Report Vanishing PI Coin Balances
Concerns first emerged on Reddit, where multiple users reported being unable to access their mined Pi coin balances. In a post titled “Issue consulting the amount of pi”, users described frozen screens and endless loading loops when attempting to check their holdings. One user noted, “The page is just loading and nothing happens,” while another added, “I tried accessing the Mainnet, but it just gets stuck on ‘Loading your balance.’”
Despite scattered reports of temporary fixes—such as clearing app cache or changing language settings—many users remain locked out of their balances. Some speculate that the issue is tied to backend updates or recalculations of confirmed and unconfirmed balances, but with no official clarification, the confusion continues.
New Migration Step Sparks Hope
Interestingly, amidst the frustration, some users have stumbled upon what appears to be a new migration stage in the Pi app. After completing the original migration steps, a fresh checklist item appeared, prompting users to confirm it. Those who did saw a green tick, reigniting hope that the platform is making progress behind the scenes.
“I already migrated once, but this new step popped up,” shared one user on X. “I confirmed it and got a green tick—go check yours!” This development has sparked optimism that another wave of migration, dubbed “Arctic migration” by the community, may be underway.
Rumors of Binance Listing Fuel Speculation
Adding to the frenzy, a viral post on X claimed that Binance had listed the Pi coin, accompanied by a seemingly live price display. The Pi community erupted with excitement, viewing it as a potential sign of the coin’s upcoming launch on major exchanges.
However, neither Binance nor the Pi Network has confirmed any such listing. As of now, Pi remains unlisted and unavailable for trading. We advise community members to stay cautious and verify information through official channels.
While glitches and missing balances have shaken user confidence, recent app changes hint that the Pi Network migration process may still be progressing. Users wait and hope for clarity until the Pi Network team releases an official statement.
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