Pi Network's Pi2Day Progress to Open Network Challenge Recap
Pi Network recently concluded its official 'Pi2Day Progress to Open Network Challenge' that took place between June 28th and July 11th, 2024.
The challenge focused on a series of essential actions called 'necessary Pioneer actions' aimed at achieving the ecosystem's 'Open Network Goals'. These actions included participating in activities such as submitting a KYC application, interacting with the new 'Social Profile', exploring the 'Wallet Lockups', and engaging in the Fireside Forum #PiMusic festival.
The official blog post stated that the Progress to Open Network Challenge was designed to bring fun to the participants' daily routine, introduce new programs and features, and most importantly, contribute to reaching the Open Network goals.
Following the conclusion of the challenge, a subsequent article provided insights into its outcomes.
Pi2Day Challenge Results
The post highlighted the remarkable level of participation in the Progress to Open Network Challenge, with a staggering 4.5 million 'Pioneers' taking part. Among them, 1.4 million users successfully completed all the required tasks.
During the challenge, the new Pi Social Profiles feature was introduced, resulting in 2.4 million new profiles being set up, a number that has continued to grow since the Pi2Day event.
Additionally, the #PiMusic Fireside Forum festival was a notable success, with close to 100,000 submissions showcasing the creative and passionate spirit of the Pi community. A showcase of the top submissions from both #PiMusic and #Photography is expected soon.
The blog post concluded by praising the active engagement within the Pi ecosystem, not just during the recent challenge but on a daily basis.
The post also alluded to Pi Network's anticipated transition to the 'Open Network' phase in 2024, contingent upon meeting specific conditions. While a specific date for this transition has not been announced yet, the project remains committed to this significant milestone.
