Pi Mainnet Guide: Migration, Balances and Safe Verification
A practical explanation of Mainnet concepts, migration checks and how to avoid false migration claims.
Mainnet in plain language
Mainnet is the live blockchain environment where real network assets and transactions exist. For users, migration eligibility, transferable balances, lockup settings and incomplete steps are account-specific and should be checked in official Pi interfaces.
Do not rush migration
Scammers exploit milestones and deadlines. Do not send money or reveal a passphrase because someone claims they can unlock, synchronize or accelerate migration. Use the official checklist and distinguish pending from failed processes.
Read balance labels precisely
Mined, transferable, migrated, locked and available amounts can describe different states. Do not assume every number displayed is spendable. Read the label and official explanation.
Use dated sources
Network rules and ecosystem access can evolve. PiCoin.store timestamps dynamic market and ecosystem data and links to primary sources for account-impacting changes.
Frequently asked questions
Is PiCoin.store official?
PiCoin.store is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Pi Network.
How should I protect my wallet passphrase?
Keep wallet recovery secrets private and never submit them to unrelated websites.
Where should I follow current account steps?
Use current official Pi applications and support resources for account-specific steps.