Pi Network Reports 3 Million New Mainnet Users and 400,000 Nodes in First 100 Days

• Pi Network reports 3 million new mainnet migrants and 400,000 active nodes in first 100 days
• Pi Domains auction attracts 57,000 bidders with 3 million Pi in active bids
• Price rebounds 0.58% to $0.53 despite 30.4% monthly decline and declining search interest

The Pi Network Team has published a comprehensive review of achievements during the first 100 days following the Open Network launch in February, highlighting substantial growth metrics and ecosystem developments.

The network has added over 3 million new Pioneers to the mainnet, expanding the total user base to more than 13 million participants while activating over 400,000 nodes across Pi’s blockchain infrastructure.

The node deployment creates what the team describes as one of the most robust distributed infrastructures in the cryptocurrency space, spanning Testnet1, Testnet2, and Mainnet environments. This decentralized architecture provides security and resilience for the network’s operations while supporting the growing ecosystem of applications and services built on the Pi platform.

Pi Network Ecosystem Interface Upgrades and Domain Auction Success

Major upgrades to the Ecosystem Interface have streamlined developer access and improved user navigation, with the team introducing the Pi Ad Network specifically for application developers.

The interface now lists qualified mainnet applications that Pioneers can utilize, advancing Pi’s mission of connecting users with practical utilities while providing developers increased exposure opportunities.

The .pi Domain Auction, launched on Pi Day alongside PiFest 2025, has generated substantial community engagement with over 123,000 active bids from 57,000 unique participants. Total active bids have exceeded 3 million Pi tokens during the auction period, indicating strong interest in Pi-based domain ownership and digital identity services.

PiFest 2025 ran from March 14 to March 21, attracting over 125,000 registered sellers and demonstrating Pi’s integration into commercial activities. The week-long event showcased real-world applications of Pi as a medium of exchange, supporting the network’s goal of creating practical utility beyond speculative trading.

Pi Network Ventures launched in May with $100 million in funding to support startups and businesses that advance Pi’s utility and adoption. The initiative focuses on gaming as a key vertical, recognizing the intersection between social interactions, attention economy, and virtual goods that align with Pi Network’s strengths.

The team also released FruityPi, a fruit-matching game designed to engage users while demonstrating gaming applications within the Pi ecosystem. Gaming investments through Pi Network Ventures aim to leverage the network’s social features to help developers achieve their goals while benefiting the broader ecosystem.

Despite these achievements, criticism has persisted regarding missing major exchange listings, ongoing KYC processing delays, and limited mainnet-ready decentralized applications. These concerns have tempered enthusiasm among some Pioneers who expected faster progress in key areas.