Pi Mainnet On-Chain Update Highlights Ledger Growth and Five-Second Finality
A post from X account @jojo102102 has highlighted the reported live technical status of the Pi Network Mainnet, citing data obtained from the official Pi Mainnet Horizon API.
The post focuses on ledger progression, block timing and synchronization across key components of the network. According to the information shared, the Pi Mainnet ledger has moved beyond 28,905,700 and continues to increase, while new ledgers are reportedly being finalized at five-second intervals.
Pi Mainnet Ledger Passes 28.9 Million
The on-chain update identifies the current Pi Mainnet ledger as having passed #28,905,700. The figure was presented as a live milestone and described as continuing to climb consistently.
Ledger progression provides a direct indication that the network is continuing to process and record transactions. However, the X post does not provide additional information about transaction volume, the number of transactions contained in individual ledgers or changes in network activity over the period covered.
The information was presented by @jojo102102 as an on-chain assessment based on data from the official Pi Mainnet Horizon node rather than commentary based on market rumors.
Five-Second Ledger Finality Reported
The post also states that a new ledger closes precisely every five seconds.
Ledger timing is one of the technical indicators cited in the update. The claim describes a regular five-second interval between ledger closures on the Pi Mainnet.
The post does not provide a longer historical markets comparison showing whether the five-second interval represents a change from previous network performance. It therefore serves primarily as a snapshot of the technical status described in the source.
Synchronization Across Mainnet Components
Node synchronization is another focus of the update. According to @jojo102102, the ingest, history and core ledgers were showing 100% synchronization, with the post characterizing the system as having zero lag.
The statement was presented as an observation from the live Horizon API data cited in the post. No separate methodology, measurement period or independent financial verification was provided alongside the figures.
As a result, the synchronization figures should be understood as claims contained in the source post rather than as an independent HOKANEWS assessment of Pi Network's infrastructure.
The update ultimately points to three specific technical indicators: a ledger count above #28,905,700, five-second ledger closure intervals and the reported synchronization status across ingest, history and core ledgers.
Writer: Victoria HaleTechnology & Blockchain WriterVictoria Hale writes about blockchain technology, digital infrastructure, and the intersection of emerging technologies with finance. Her articles explore how new protocols and systems are shaping the evolving digital economy.She prioritises clarity and accuracy when explaining technical developments to a general audience.
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