Mainnet Opening Update: Steps Towards a More Mature Pi Network - hokanews 

hokanews.com - Pi Network, a cryptocurrency project that has attracted considerable attention, has unveiled crucial plans regarding the opening of their Mainnet. In a strategic move, the Pi core team announced that this December, they will release the official roadmap for the Mainnet opening. This plan encompasses establishing an official connection to the blockchain network and enabling official Pi buying and selling transactions.

Since its launch, Pi Network has captured the interest of cryptocurrency enthusiasts. With an inclusive mining model accessible through their mobile app, the project has successfully garnered widespread attention.

The Mainnet opening is seen as a historic milestone for Pi Network. It's not just a step toward becoming a digital currency but a transformation into an asset that can be officially traded in the cryptocurrency market.

This plan not only signifies a significant stage in Pi Network's evolution but also a much-anticipated moment for the community. More detailed information regarding the schedule, specific steps, and benefits for users is expected to be announced soon by the Pi core team.

With this disclosure, Pi enthusiasts and other cryptocurrency communities are eagerly anticipating a bright future for Pi Network. It's hoped that this pivotal step will further strengthen Pi Network's position in the global cryptocurrency realm.

🚀Mainnet Opening Update🚀

1. Pi Core Team has revealed that in December, they will announce the Mainnet open roadmap (Officially connecting to the blockchain network and enabling official Pi buying and selling transactions).

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Let's enthusiastically welcome and anticipate further details about the Mainnet opening roadmap, which is believed to enrich the cryptocurrency ecosystem and solidify Pi Network as one of the key players in the industry.

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