Pi Network mainnet token supply exceeds 9 billion, with daily 50 million mapped tokens reaching a new high

According to community-tracked blockchain explorer data, the total supply of PI tokens in the Pi Network mainnet wallet has surpassed 9 billion, with a daily mapping speed reaching a new high of approximately 50 million. Currently, Pi Network has 17.7 million verified KYC users and has completed over 16 million migrations. Additionally, the KYC verifier reward system is in its final testing phase.

Mainnet Supply Breaks 9 Billion: Data Insights Behind the Milestone

(Source: Pi Blockexplorer)

Screenshots shared by community members show large-scale token transfers on the Pi blockchain explorer, often involving hundreds of millions of tokens, with funds moving from system addresses to user-associated mainnet wallets. Based on community-tracked cumulative data, the total PI stored in mainnet wallets has exceeded 9 billion, indicating that since the mainnet went live, a significant amount of PI has been mapped from the testnet to the mainnet.

Data from February shows about 790 million PI mapped to approximately 497,000 accounts. If the current daily mapping rate of about 50 million continues in March, the total mapped amount could reach a new high this month. However, the Pi core team has not officially confirmed daily figures; most tracking data still comes from community statistics.

Key Data on Pi Network Mainnet (March 2026)

• Mainnet Supply: Over 9 billion PI (community estimate)
• Daily Mapping Speed: About 50 million (community tracking data)
• KYC Verified Users: 17.7 million
• Completed Migrations: Over 16 million
• Active Mainnet Applications: Over 300 launched or in development
• February Mapping Data: About 790 million PI mapped to 497,000 accounts

KYC Verifier Rewards Coming Soon: A Key Moment in March

In addition to the accelerated mapping speed, another community-focused development is the upcoming launch of the KYC verifier reward system. According to community updates, the system is in its final testing stage and may be officially launched by the end of March 2026. This rewards those who have helped verify millions of users over the past years, serving as a long-overdue recognition for long-term contributors.

Meanwhile, the wallet view still shows tens of billions of PI in locked status, awaiting full unlocking. Supporters believe that the growing mainnet supply provides liquidity for the Pi ecosystem’s circular economy, rather than being merely a vanity metric.

However, the Pi ecosystem’s timeline has experienced multiple adjustments in the past, and some users remain cautiously optimistic about the KYC reward rollout schedule. Over the coming months, the actual application deployment and ecosystem growth will be critical factors in determining whether Pi Network’s long-term vision can be realized.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the 9 billion PI in the mainnet mean full circulation?

The current figure of 9 billion refers to the total amount of PI tokens mapped to mainnet wallets, but many of these tokens are still locked and awaiting release. This does not equate to a fully freely circulating supply in the market; the proportion of tradable PI is still constrained by the unlocking schedule.

Is the reported daily mapping speed of 50 million reliable?

This estimate is based on community tracking of Pi blockchain explorer data; the Pi core team has not officially confirmed this number. If accurate, the March mapping speed is indeed accelerating compared to February’s daily average, indicating steady progress in mainnet migration.

When will the KYC verifier rewards be launched, and who is eligible?

According to community updates, the verifier reward system is in final testing and is expected to launch before the end of March 2026, benefiting those who have assisted with KYC verification in the past. Given past adjustments to the Pi ecosystem timeline, the exact launch date still awaits official confirmation.