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Title: Trade
Post by: Zillamoz on January 07, 2025, 08:19:41 PM
How long can someone wait for Pi KYC


Title: Re: Trade
Post by: Sanitough on January 07, 2025, 10:03:37 PM
I am not a holder or investor of this coin, but according to the source below, it can be done in 5 -10 minutes.

How To Complete Pi Network KYC in 10 Minutes (https://www.cryptotimes.io/2024/12/16/how-to-complete-pi-network-kyc-in-10-minutes/)

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Eligibility Criteria to Apply for Pi Network KYC
Before starting the KYC application, ensure you meet the following requirements:

1. Age Requirement: You must be 18 years or older.
2. Government-Issued ID: You need to have the original copy of any one document, Passport (recommended), Driving License, National ID
3. Clear Face for Liveness Check: Ensure your face is easily recognizable and matches the ID before starting the verification.
4. Mining Duration: You must have mined Pi for at least 30 days.
5. Time Commitment: The KYC application process takes approximately 5-10 minutes


Title: Re: Trade
Post by: SamReomo on January 08, 2025, 04:24:13 PM
How long can someone wait for Pi KYC
In which sense do you think the post is related to trading? I suggest you to move your thread to suitable board like alt coin discussion where you may find some good answers. By the way one of my cousins have completed the Pi KYC and he has been in it for many years. Hope these dreamers who have been digging the Pi by mining it for many years may get something. :D


Title: Re: Trade
Post by: CroverNo01 on March 11, 2025, 11:07:23 PM
How long can someone wait for Pi KYC
Patience bring about open doors for everyone in the crypto space. Once you're bake with Patient, you tend to reduce panic and head straight to becoming less frighten by these volatility projects. You face your fears with confidence. PI KYC is still ongoing. I'm not acquainted with the project because I don't anticipate in airdrops. Trusting and relying on airdrops is completely not the appropriate project to follow. I've seen more of my friends, they've been extremely engaged in this engaged in the PI project with high hopes of reaping heavily from the market.

I know someone that have waited for years for KYC and still yet, he's unable to do it while some have completed KYC, gotten their PI distributed to them and some have trigger the sell order for their PI. Today they're milking the system with all rightful sense of humor.


Title: Re: Trade
Post by: BitMaxz on March 11, 2025, 11:15:30 PM
In which sense do you think the post is related to trading? I suggest you to move your thread to suitable board like alt coin discussion where you may find some good answers. By the way one of my cousins have completed the Pi KYC and he has been in it for many years. Hope these dreamers who have been digging the Pi by mining it for many years may get something. :D

Well, based on the title and it's content, he's trying to attract traders to trade Pi in short he is trying to promote it.


Title: Re: Trade
Post by: boyptc on March 11, 2025, 11:29:42 PM
Well, based on the title and it's content, he's trying to attract traders to trade Pi in short he is trying to promote it.
And he has never been back after posting this thread.

Didn't replied to any reply in here so there is no sense for someone to talk about this PI kyc thing. It's now tradable to the exchanges where it is supported.

I hope that the mods are going to lock this topic soon because the thread is good as dead.


Title: Re: Trade
Post by: Bushdark on March 11, 2025, 11:55:09 PM
How long can someone wait for Pi KYC
Pi is already launched and I don't really know if you have done the KYC or not but I doubt it anyone can still do the KYC.
Pi KYC was available for miners many years again which many took advantage of and many could not take it very seriously.
I don't really know why some peesons why doing something very late although it might look like he got the information at the late time or he's a new miner. Anyhow it goes, Pi has launched and many miners has made some good profits from the project.


Title: Re: Trade
Post by: LogitechMouse on March 12, 2025, 03:33:06 AM
How long can someone wait for Pi KYC
Pi is already launched and I don't really know if you have done the KYC or not but I doubt it anyone can still do the KYC.
Oi KYC was available for miners many years again which many took advantage of and many could not take it very seriously.
They put a deadline on the 28th of February, but maybe there was a huge influx of users that are submitting their KYC that's why they extended it again on the 14th of March. It's just 2 days from now, and I don't know if they will extend it again or not depending on the number of users that gave their information to them.

I don't really know why some peesons why doing something very late although it might look like he got the information at the late time or he's a new miner. Anyhow it goes, Pi has launched and many miners has made some good profits from the project.
There might be some like me who just forget the token after a few days of mining and when they saw that the token had value already, they looked at their account once again and they saw some tokens on it hence, doing KYC. The fact that many are skeptical at first is the reason why many forget it already, and they're doing it very late. As for profits, many... really many made profits from it. I mean imagine getting the tokens through mining through their phone (not technically mining though), but they made money FOR FREE.


Title: Re: Trade
Post by: Bushdark on March 12, 2025, 04:06:00 AM
How long can someone wait for Pi KYC
Pi is already launched and I don't really know if you have done the KYC or not but I doubt it anyone can still do the KYC.
Oi KYC was available for miners many years again which many took advantage of and many could not take it very seriously.
They put a deadline on the 28th of February, but maybe there was a huge influx of users that are submitting their KYC that's why they extended it again on the 14th of March. It's just 2 days from now, and I don't know if they will extend it again or not depending on the number of users that gave their information to them.

I don't really know why some peesons why doing something very late although it might look like he got the information at the late time or he's a new miner. Anyhow it goes, Pi has launched and many miners has made some good profits from the project.
There might be some like me who just forget the token after a few days of mining and when they saw that the token had value already, they looked at their account once again and they saw some tokens on it hence, doing KYC. The fact that many are skeptical at first is the reason why many forget it already, and they're doing it very late. As for profits, many... really many made profits from it. I mean imagine getting the tokens through mining through their phone (not technically mining though), but they made money FOR FREE.
Do you think everyone would be able to complete the KYC stuff for their minded token to be converted to mainnet?
The Pi team is doing a great job allowing miners to be able to move their testnet token to mainnet. I really like the idea if that actually works for majority of miners that were not able to move their mined token to mainnet since few years ago. Maybe we should be expecting some dumping because many holders especially those that will be able to move their tokens to mainnet will sell at pace if their tokens are not locked for some certain period of time.


Title: Re: Trade
Post by: gunhell16 on March 12, 2025, 05:08:14 AM
How long can someone wait for Pi KYC

Doesn't it seem like the topic you made is wrong when you're asking this about Pi? Instead of posting this in your altcoins discussion, you made this topic here in your trading discussion.
Because your question has nothing to do with the trading discussion.

Then just follow the link our colleague here gave on how to resolve your concern problem about that matter with @Sanitough,
because the issues here should only be about trading and not just focused on the Kyc of an altcoins or crypto asset.