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Second pi migration: only transferable balance moved

Migration Trouble Continues | Only Transferable Balances Shifted in Latest Pi Transition

By

Jessica Tran

Jul 12, 2026, 09:33 PM

Updated

Jul 13, 2026, 03:30 PM

Brief read

User showing their Pi balances with verified and unverified amounts displayed on a screen

Frustration among users mounts as the second migration of Pi balances only moves transferable amounts, impacting many with unverified funds still at stake. A growing number of individuals report that their total balances remain untouched despite their Mainnet Checklists being completed.

The Unfolding Situation

Many users are expressing concern over the lack of clarity regarding the unverified balances. One user lamented that their 2,143 Pi remained stuck, indicating the gap between expectations and reality. Some speculate the handling of the migration appears intentional鈥攔umors suggest the goal was to control how many Pi coins enter the market and maintain their perceived value.

"They obviously did not want too many Pi being released at once to keep some value by creating an effect of scarcity," noted one contributor.

Implications and Concerns

While there seems to be a 14-day window for adjustments, many are skeptical if this will yield results:

  • "14 days is the window that CT have to change their mind and cancel the transfer."

  • Others are hopeful: "It will recalculate your unverified balance at the end of the 14 days and fix its a bug." But will it truly happen?

User feedback shows a mix of skepticism and cautious optimism: