Pi Network Moves 1 Billion Coins to Establish Liquidity Pool Ahead of Mainnet Launch

• Pi Network transferred 1 billion coins to a liquidity pool to enhance transactions and support developers.

• The ecosystem is expanding with merchant integration and increased real-world applications for Pi cryptocurrency.

The Pi Network has achieved a significant milestone by transferring 1 billion coins to a dedicated wallet. This is to enhance the experience of the company’s users or the “Pioneers” while generating new possibilities for developers.

Liquidity pools act as common pools where assets can be traded efficiently without common issues such as delays and price fluctuations. Through this mechanism, the Pi Network aims to facilitate an improved and efficient transfer of funds to its users. The liquidity pool also helps prevent the coin’s price from being volatile and unpredictable. Developers can effectively use this liquidity to design new applications and services that can further improve the value of the ecosystem.

This strategic development places Pi Network as a strong contender in the DeFi space, as is seen in the next section. The initiative allows businesses to accept Pi as a form of payment and provides a chance for developers to create better blockchain solutions. In payments, DeFi, and beyond, the Pi ecosystem plans to grow its service offerings dramatically.

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Expanding Merchant Integration in India

A recent event, the Pi Network’s Global Coin Voyage (GCV) 314,159 in India, revealed the network’s expansion and the company’s plans. Ambassadors such as Mr. Bester and Mr. Ramesh Shetty attended the event, which proved that Pi is not isolated from the world.

India is on fire The first Pi Network GCV 314,159 event has successfully launched in Assam. Congratulations to all our esteemed ambassadors, Mr. Bester and Mr. Ramesh Shetty, and to all the pioneers who supported this milestone. This is just the beginning of something… pic.twitter.com/E9cMWzrOS5

— Pi News (@PiNewsApp) January 2, 2025

Mr. Shetty, one of the Ecosystem Ambassadors, explained the plans to sign up over 1,000 merchants in the Map of Pi, a merchant directory developed to make the process of transacting using crypto easier. Merchant registration has already started, which means that the network is slowly moving into real use cases. Additionally, the integration of merchants into the ecosystem is anticipated to enhance Pi’s functionality and provide users with additional ways of using crypto in their daily lives. 

Progress Toward Mainnet Migration

As recently reported by CNF, the Pi Network hit a major milestone in its KYC process with over 18 million Pioneers now verified, this was to have been the initial target of 15 million. However, the problem of adopters moving to the main network is still an issue, with only 8 million of the KYC-approved Pioneers making the switch.

To reach its 10 million mainnet migrations goal, the Pi Network core team is concentrating on enhancing its KYC process. Some of the recent changes include handling pending cases, enhancing resubmission processes, and making corrections to applications.

The network plans to launch its mainnet in Q1 2025 and underlined the need to include as many Pioneers as possible for long-term stability. This migration deficit has emerged as a critical determinant of the platform’s viability and preparedness for growth. As outlined in our recent blog post, some analysts believed that Pi Coin could achieve the targeted $100 due to its bullish technical levels.