IMPORTANT NOTICE: Pi Core Team about the issue of transferable balance getting to 0

Pi Core Team Clarifies Issue of Transferable Balance Dropping to Zero

Recently, some Pi Network users have been surprised to see their transferable balance decrease or even drop to zero after completing a migration to the Mainnet. However, the Pi Core Team has swiftly clarified that no Pi has been lost in the process.'

According to the official statement from the Pi Core Team, this issue arises from an update to the algorithm used to calculate the balance displayed on the user interface (UI). The migration process on the backend is highly precise, meticulously analyzing each mining session of the user, along with any overlap with the mining sessions of their team members and security circle. This detailed computation takes several minutes to complete.

To provide a quick estimate in the UI, a simplified approximation method has been used. However, after a recent update, the algorithm turned out to be overly pessimistic, causing some balances to appear significantly lower than they should be or even display as zero in certain cases. This has led to concerns among users who feared they had lost their mined Pi, but the Core Team has reassured the community that this is not the case.

How Pi Network’s Migration Process Works

To understand why this issue occurred, it is important to look at how Pi Network’s migration process operates. When a user initiates a migration from their Pi mining account to the Mainnet, the system runs a complex verification process that ensures accuracy and prevents errors.

Each mining session is carefully reviewed to determine the exact amount of Pi that should be transferred. Additionally, because Pi Network uses a team-based mining model, the system must cross-check and validate the mining contributions from all members in a user's security circle and mining team. This means that migration is not simply a matter of moving a fixed balance but involves detailed calculations to ensure that no one receives more or less Pi than they should.

Given the computational complexity involved, the real-time balance displayed in the UI has always been an estimate rather than an exact number. While the backend calculations ensure the accuracy of the final migrated balance, the displayed balance on the app interface is subject to approximation. The recent update to this approximation algorithm unintentionally made it appear as if some users had lost their transferable Pi when, in reality, their full balance remained intact.

The Core Team’s Commitment to Accuracy

The Pi Core Team has acknowledged the concerns of the community and emphasized that they are working to correct the algorithm. The planned update, set to be released next week, will refine the UI balance calculation so that users see a more accurate representation of their transferable balance in real time.

Additionally, the Core Team has reiterated its broader commitment to ensuring transparency and accuracy in all aspects of the Pi Network ecosystem. They continue to monitor user feedback and address any technical issues that arise in the process of developing the network toward full decentralization and Open Mainnet.

What This Means for Pioneers

For Pioneers, this clarification should provide reassurance that their Pi is safe. No Pi has been lost or gained as a result of the recent UI update, and balances will be displayed correctly once the fix is implemented. Users are encouraged to remain patient and continue supporting the network as it evolves.

The development of Pi Network is an ongoing process that involves continuous improvements, and occasional technical adjustments are expected. As the project moves closer to Open Mainnet, users can expect further refinements that enhance accuracy, security, and usability.

In the meantime, the Pi Core Team urges users to stay informed through official channels and avoid spreading misinformation regarding balance calculations. The upcoming update will resolve the issue, ensuring that Pioneers have full visibility into their transferable balances.

With this clarification, Pioneers are encouraged to stay calm and continue engaging with the Pi Network ecosystem. The Pi Core Team remains committed to refining the system and ensuring a transparent and seamless experience for the entire community.

🚨IMPORTANT NOTICE: Pi Core Team about the issue of transferable balance getting to 0

"Users who have had one migration in the past may notice a decrease in their transferable balance or that it has gone to 0. They didn’t actually lose anything. The computation on the backend… pic.twitter.com/7tzKCzquiF

— Dr. Nicolas Kokkalis (@drnicolas_) March 15, 2025

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