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Pi Network prepares for October 16 Protocol 28 Mainnet upgrade

Pi Network prepares for October 16 Protocol 28 Mainnet upgrade Image: Crypto.news
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PI traded near $0.0886 on September 28, remaining below the $0.10 level that has capped recent recovery attempts. Pi Network completed its Protocol 27 Mainnet upgrade and began testing Protocol 28 on Testnet ahead of the scheduled October 16 Mainnet activation for the new protocol. Node operators must install Protocol 28 software updates by October 13. The upgrade is designed to improve how the network handles transaction data delays.

Key points

  1. Pi Network completed Protocol 27 on Mainnet and is testing Protocol 28 on Testnet.
  2. Protocol 28 is scheduled for Mainnet activation on October 16.
  3. Node operators must install Protocol 28 updates by October 13.
  4. The Protocol 28 upgrade improves handling of transaction data delays.

Why it matters

The upcoming Protocol 28 Mainnet upgrade is a scheduled network change for Pi Network, with node operators required to complete software updates by October 13 ahead of the October 16 activation.

Price context · PI

At publication
$0.0888
Now
$0.0886
Change since
−0.28%
7 days · dashed line = publication

Sources · 2 publishers

Crypto.news Tier 2 First report
Pi Network price: Can PI break $0.10 before Protocol 28?
CoinGape Tier 2
Pi Network Price Ahead of October 16 Protocol 28 Upgrade

Coverage timeline

  1. First reported by Crypto.news
  2. Confirmed by CoinGape
  3. CryptoVideos brief published
How this brief was made. Our system found this event in 2 independent publications, summarised two complete reports with AI and checked every number above against the source text. Sources are linked in full. Not financial advice. Report an error

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