Pi Network aims to swiftly bring its users onto the Mainnet while ensuring equal terms for all participants. The token structure is designed to prevent unfair advantages for individual participants.
Goals of the Token Structure
The primary goal of the Pi Network's token structure is to quickly and fairly deploy as many Pioneers and Pi tokens onto the Mainnet. This is achieved by ensuring equal access for all users.
How the Allocation Mechanism Works
The token allocation structure includes 65% (65 billion tokens) for community mining rewards, 10% (10 billion) for the foundation, 5% (5 billion) for liquidity needs, and 20% (20 billion) for the Core Team. All these allocations are activated based on the pace of user migration to the Mainnet.
Advantages for the Community
This mechanism prevents unequal access: the core team cannot prematurely sell tokens or accelerate liquidity access. All interests are interconnected — the faster the Pioneers migrate, the more the entire network progresses.
The structure of Pi Network's tokens promotes fair and swift user migration. Its design ensures that the interests of all participants remain interconnected, fostering collective network progress.
