Why this site exists
Pi Coin is one of the most searched and least explained crypto assets in Asia. People type “pi coin price”, “how to sell pi coin” or “is pi coin a scam” in seven languages and mostly land on thin pages, recycled news or outright scams. picoin.asia is our attempt at the opposite: clear, dated, source-linked guides that tell you what is known, what is not, and what you can actually do today.
What you will find here
We cover the practical questions: what Pi is, whether it is legitimate, how KYC and migration work, where PI is traded, how to move coins to an exchange, how to sell them, and what the rules look like in Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, Vietnam, Indonesia, Thailand and Malaysia. Every market has its own pages written in the local language, because a Korean reader searching for a price chart and a Malaysian reader asking about Bursa-listed rules are not asking the same thing.
What we are not
picoin.asia is not the official Pi Network website and is not affiliated with the Pi Core Team. We do not issue, sell or custody any crypto asset, and we do not give financial, investment, legal or tax advice. Read the full disclaimer and our editorial policy to see how we work.
Contact
Corrections, factual updates and press questions: support@picoin.asia. See the contact page for what to include so we can answer quickly.
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