Pi Network stated that the network has completed the Protocol 24 upgrade, calling it one of its most complex migrations to date. The project team said that node operators helped maintain network stability during the upgrade, and the current focus has shifted to Protocol 25. The next phase of the migration is scheduled to end on June 18th.
After the upgrade is complete, proceed to the next stage.
The project team stated that this protocol migration involved switching the underlying network version and making compatibility adjustments, thus making it quite challenging to execute. After the upgrade, there were no significant network outages, indicating that the nodes and system infrastructure have largely completed the integration with the new version.
Pi Network also confirmed that the next round of migration has begun. Participants need to complete the required updates within a specified time to remain consistent with the latest version of the network.
Protocol upgrades primarily affect performance and compatibility.
According to the project team, the core objectives of the protocol upgrade include improving network performance, security, and infrastructure stability, while ensuring compatibility between different components within the ecosystem.
For public blockchain projects, this type of migration typically involves node operation, version synchronization, and subsequent feature deployment. If the upgrade proceeds smoothly, it can reduce the risk of interruption for users and node operators during the switchover process.
June 18th is the next migration node.
Pi Network has shifted its focus to Protocol 25, setting June 18th as the deadline. The project team did not disclose further technical details in this update, but explicitly required relevant participants to complete the update before the deadline.
- Protocol 24 upgrade is complete.
- The next round of migration has begun.
- The deadline is June 18th.
This means that Pi Network will focus on finalizing the version migration and maintaining network consistency for the foreseeable future. For node operators and participants, timely updates will directly impact their synchronization with the latest network version.
