2026-01-13 12:32:58

Pi Network, a project that was once highly regarded, is now in a difficult situation. It has been several years since the migration plan was announced, and the project's progress is hard to understand. Data shows that about 90% of users still have not completed the migration, which is indeed an unsatisfactory pace. What’s more disappointing is that the project team has yet to release the open-source code, which has sparked many questions in the Web3 community.

Looking at the comments under the official social media posts, you can feel the community’s true attitude—most feedback is critical. This case is quite interesting and illustrates a simple yet profound truth: no matter how popular or traffic-heavy you once were, if you choose to procrastinate and do nothing, you will ultimately face marginalization. Past popularity only serves as a stark contrast, amplifying disappointment. In this fast-paced ecosystem, market patience is limited.

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No,Can_tYou?

· 01-13 14:01

New Year Wealth Explosion 🤑

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just_another_wallet

· 01-13 12:59

90% not migrated yet? This will have to be pushed to the Year of the Monkey and the Horse Month --- The project team really treats the Web3 community as fools, not open-sourcing the code and still daring to sell sentiment --- Once a star project, now a negative example, sigh --- Stalling for so long and still trying to keep users? Dream on --- Only after the hype fades do you realize there's not much substance; isn't this a common problem in the crypto circle? --- No official responses anymore, how cold does it have to get to reach this level? --- It's all just the rhythm of a collapsing building, and some people are still holding on --- Disappointment is proportional to expectations; I should have seen it clearly long ago --- Even open source is delayed, don't blame the community for questioning --- From nationwide participation to being ignored, the speed is really fast

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 01-13 12:47

90% of users haven't migrated yet, which is a sign of supply line collapse. The once-hot popularity has instead become a more destructive disappointment ammunition.

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PanicSeller

· 01-13 12:46

90% still not migrated, it might be until the Year of the Monkey and the Horse --- Not even daring to release open-source code, what does that say --- The once hot trend has now become a joke, sarcasm --- What is the project team waiting for, really can't understand --- Web3 is like this, one step behind and it's all gone --- After dragging on for so long, the community should have given up already --- Look at the comment section full of complaints, it's time to wake up --- Not even willing to open source, trust has really disappeared --- It was so popular at the beginning, now it's just awkward --- Losing patience, time to switch to a reliable project

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GateUser-486a4b48

· 01-13 12:45

Alright, then keep dumping the market. Anyway, I'll buy more when it drops. Do as you like.

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RetroHodler91

· 01-13 12:42

90% haven't migrated yet, this progress is too slow, no wonder people's morale has dropped Still wanting to make it in Web3 without open source, that's hilarious Still dreaming of air coins, haven't you woken up yet? The market only has this much patience, if you can't keep up, just wait to cool off Another failed project, just looking at it is exhausting

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RengongZhizhi_n

· 01-13 12:40

It seems like aiming for a big surprise

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ResearchChadButBroke

· 01-13 12:37

90% not migrated yet? That'll have to be pushed to the Year of the Monkey and Horse Month --- Another "grand vision" dead due to lack of execution --- Not even daring to release open-source code, and still have the nerve to talk about Web3? --- The past popularity has instead become today's joke, ironic --- The project team is really treating the community like fools with this pace --- Taking so long, confidence has long been worn out --- The market has no patience, that's so true, it's exhausting to watch --- Just look at the comment section and you'll know this is already a done deal --- Where is the promised migration plan, where are the people? --- So what if the traffic is high? In the end, actions speak louder than words

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NotFinancialAdvice

· 01-13 12:36

90% haven't migrated yet, this pace is really disappointing --- Not even daring to release open-source code, it reveals the problem --- Once a star project has become a joke, nothing new --- This is the typical outcome of "I have fans, so I can just relax and win" --- Can the project team hurry up? Otherwise, fans will lose interest --- It's quite unreasonable to delay open-sourcing for so long --- It seems that hype can't save a bad project; the market isn't that naive --- Looking around, it's all complaints—how bad does it have to be? --- The migration plan has been delayed for years; what are they waiting for? --- The fate of inaction is to be forgotten; Web3 never waits for anyone

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