After nearly five years, Pi Network has officially launched its Open Network stage. This event opens new perspectives and opportunities for network users, including PI token listings on major cryptocurrency exchanges.
Open Network Launch: New Opportunities for Pioneers
The Open Network launch marks a significant change for Pi Network. Before today, the network was closed off by a firewall. Now, with this firewall removed, users called Pioneers can interact with other networks and systems. This means they can send their PI tokens outside the network and use them with other approved systems.
PI Exchange Listings and Approved Partners
In more news for the Pi community, the PI token is now available for trading on major crypto exchanges like OKX and Bitget. The community awaits a possible listing on Binance. Pi Network also announced a list of approved partners who passed security checks. Currently, the list includes just three companies: OKX, Bitget, and Gate.io.
Changes for Node Operators and Network Prospects
The Open Network launch brings updates for node operators. Now that security restrictions are lifted, anyone can add nodes to the main Pi blockchain. Pi Network will gradually invite users to move test nodes to the main network. Key criteria include whether they have supported the network in the past, the reliability of their nodes, and their ranking scores.
The launch of Open Network is a milestone for Pi Network. However, many questions remain about how the ecosystem will develop and how it will impact the PI token's price.
