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With Pi2Day just around the corner, the Pi Network community is buzzing with hopes and questions. June 28 isn’t just a date for Pi fans — it’s shaping up to be a moment that could decide if Pi finally grows up or stays stuck in its old problems.
After a tough year with falling prices and slow trust, this event might be Pi’s chance to win people back.
Pi Mainnet Launch – Not Enough?
Earlier this year, Pi took a big step by launching its open mainnet. That move gave millions of users the freedom to move tokens, build apps, and run their nodes. More than 13 million people have migrated since February.
But the token’s value still slipped under $0.50, showing that many traders and early pioneers still worry about Pi’s true strength.
What are These Pi2Day Promises?
Pi2Day is Pi’s yearly check-in with its huge community. Last year’s Pi2Day helped 4.5 million people finish KYC checks and try out apps. This time, the Pi team is promising tools to fix old problems.
There’s a new KYC “sync” button for stuck verifications, extra wallet access even for partly KYC’d users, and fresh security tools like 2FA.
They’re also planning better ways to find apps and make money using Pi’s new ad system.
And many users are excited about the “.pi” domains — Pi’s own Web3 names, just like .eth. Over 57,000 domains are already claimed, and Pi wants developers to use them for real work, not just flip them for profit.
Real Shops, Real Payments — Not Hype
In addition to it, Pi is pushing real-world use too. In March, over 58,000 merchants accepted Pi during the PiFest event, with 1.8 million users using the “Map of Pi” tool to find real-world businesses accepting the token.
That kind of traction, combined with a $100M Pi Ventures fund supporting new projects, is what could make or break its reputation.
Still, the question remains: will Pi2Day finally bring exchange listings or deeper AI integrations? No official word yet.
As Pi2Day arrives, hopes are high. If Pi shows real progress, trust may return. If not, the doubts will only grow.