TLDR
- Pi Network is reportedly moving toward AI automation for KYC, which may reduce the role of human validators.
- Validators have not received rewards for their work despite contributing to the ecosystem for over six years.
- Several users report that completed migrations are not reflected in their wallet balances.
- Confusion has increased as some Pioneers are seeing multiple wallet addresses after migration.
- Pi Coin has dropped to $0.61 and faces further pressure ahead of an upcoming token unlock event.
The Pi Network is reportedly transitioning towards automation, raising concerns over the future of its human validator community. Internal developments suggest the Pi Core Team may use artificial intelligence tools to streamline Know Your Customer (KYC) processes. As the network grows, this shift could significantly impact long-serving validators who have yet to receive rewards.
Reports indicate that the team has not officially confirmed that they will be replacing human validators with AI. However, the ongoing automation efforts indicate a gradual reduction in human involvement in the ecosystem. These changes have surfaced amid long-standing concerns about delays in validator compensation.
Many validators claim that their work over six years remains uncompensated. As AI integration continues, questions around validator roles and reward mechanisms remain unanswered. Meanwhile, several community leaders are demanding clarity on the validator payout structure moving forward.
Thanks for the post, James @JAMESZITO. For the past six years, Pioneers have carried the project through their dedication and hard work. Now it is time for the Pi Core Team to show accountability, embrace transparency, and reward the very Pioneers who built the foundation of this… https://t.co/WhBmGRhctn
— Dr Altcoin (@Dr_Picoin) June 5, 2025
Pi Network Wallet Balances Still Missing
Several validators have reported inconsistencies during the Pi Network’s mainnet migration process. Although many completed KYC and checklist requirements, their wallets still show zero balance. These issues have triggered new complaints across various Pi community forums.
In some cases, Pioneers observed multiple wallet addresses assigned to a single account post-migration. This created further confusion, as users struggle to determine the correct wallet holding their coins. Despite meeting migration criteria, several accounts are unable to access their migrated Pi tokens.
Zito Reality has confirmed that many wallet holders remain without their expected balances. The community expects the Pi Core Team to resolve these issues before the mainnet’s broader expansion. Transparency and timely updates are now critical to maintaining network stability.
Pi Coin Faces Price Decline as Unlock Event Approaches
Pi Coin has dropped by another 4% today, extending its weekly losses to over 10%. The price currently sits at $0.61, reflecting growing market concerns over the upcoming token unlock. Analysts believe this unlock could further pressure the coin.
If Pi Coin fails to hold its key support level at $0.3953, prices may decline toward the $0.16 zone. Market charts show a bearish trend forming, putting downward pressure on sentiment. However, reclaiming $0.92 could change momentum and enable a push toward $3.04.
The Pi community now awaits the Pi Day 2 announcement scheduled for June 28. A weak update may trigger another selloff. Market sentiment remains fragile ahead of the event.
