Pi Network Users Fume Over Vanished Tokens—Even After KYC and Mainnet Migration

Another day, another crypto headache. Pi Network—the mobile-mined project that promised to 'democratize' digital currency—now faces a revolt as users report missing tokens despite jumping through all the right hoops.

KYC checks? Done. Mainnet migration? Completed. Tokens? Poof—gone like a trader's profits during a bear market.

Pi's pitch was simple: mine coins on your phone, cash in later. But 'later' seems to be doing a lot of heavy lifting here. Users who followed the rules now stare at empty wallets, while the project's team stays suspiciously quiet.

Funny how these 'revolutionary' projects always hit the same snags—regulatory compliance issues, phantom tokens, and that classic crypto combo: big promises with zero accountability. Maybe Pi should've spent less time on viral marketing and more on building a functional ledger.

For now, the so-called 'everyman's crypto' looks more like another lesson in why you shouldn't trust your phone to print money.

The relative strength index at 40, indicating a lack of significant momentum. The overall setup shows indecision, even though indicators such as the stochastic RSI point to the possibility of a bounce. The risk of a further decline toward the $0.55 support zone remains if Pi is unable to break above the $0.70 level and maintain buying support.

The community’s patience may continue to wear thin until the core team addresses the migration issues head-on and restores confidence,