Three favourable information for Pi Network are here! PiNet is launched, mining rate is adjusted, and wallet repair boosts ecological growth.

Pi Network (PI) achieved several significant developments in September: the new Web3 expansion platform PiNet officially launched, the benchmark Mining rate was slightly adjusted downward in September to maintain supply balance, and issues affecting the access to the Mainnet Wallet for some users were fixed. Despite market fluctuations, the PI price remained resilient in the range of $0.33–$0.40, and increased by about 2% within a week, indicating a rebound in investor confidence.

PiNet Launch: Bridging Web2 and Web3

Pi Network officially launched PiNet, a new platform for scalable Web3 Pi applications that is not only open to its 75 million+ members but also supports direct access to Pi applications for Web2 users.

PiNet is now fully compatible with mainstream browsers such as Chrome, Safari, and Brave, aiming to enhance global user accessibility and interactivity. The development team stated that this will drive the adoption rate of Pi applications and showcase the practicality of PI to users outside the core community, further expanding its influence in the cryptocurrency and mainstream internet sectors.

September Mining rate slightly decreased, maintaining supply balance

Pi Network announced that the benchmark mining rate for September 2025 is 0.0027405 PI/hour, a decrease of 1.23% compared to August.

At this calculation speed, miners will take about 15.2 days to mine 1 PI, resulting in approximately 24 PI per year (excluding additional rewards). The team explained that this adjustment helps maintain a balance between token supply and network growth, and encourages miners to participate in LockupBoosts and other network incentive activities to achieve higher returns.

Wallet repair to resolve Mainnet access issue

Recently, some users have encountered the error "Unable to load Mainnet Wallet" after logging into the Pi Wallet. The reason is that the network congestion is caused by excessive traffic during the LockupBoost event.

The Pi Open Mainnet team has provided solutions, including temporarily disabling DNS settings, clearing cache, restarting devices, and verifying official applications to prevent phishing attacks. These measures have helped most Pioneers (PI holders) to regain normal access. The team reminds users to remain patient during peak periods and to follow security advice to protect their assets.

Price shows resilience, investor confidence rebounds

(Source: CoinGecko)

Despite the overall market fluctuation, the price performance of PI has been stable over the past week, maintaining a range of 0.33–0.40 dollars, and has increased by about 2% compared to the previous week.

At the end of August, PI rebounded after reaching a critical support level of 0.33 USD, and technical indicators suggest there is still upward potential in the short term. Analysts believe that recent technical upgrades and community activity are providing certain support for the price of PI.

Conclusion

Pi Network launched the PiNet platform in September, optimized the Mining mechanism, and resolved Wallet access issues, showcasing its commitment to continuously promote ecological development and user experience. With the acceleration of the integration between Web2 and Web3, as well as the increase in community participation, the adoption rate and market performance of PI are expected to continue growing. For PI holders, this is a critical moment to participate in new network features and lock in long-term value.