Sourcing
We prefer primary sources: the official Pi Network website and announcements, the project’s published whitepaper and regulatory filings, exchange announcement and fee pages, and regulator registers and statements. Where a number only exists in secondary media we say so. If we cannot confirm something we write that it is unverified instead of filling the gap.
Dating and updating
Time-sensitive facts carry a date (“as of 12 October 2026”). Each page shows when it was last updated. Prices and market statistics shown by live widgets are fetched in your browser; if they cannot be fetched they are not shown.
No predictions presented as facts
Price forecasts are scenarios built from stated assumptions. We do not publish price targets as promises, and we do not use hype language such as “guaranteed” or “next 100x”.
Local-language editions
Korean, Japanese, Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong), Vietnamese, Indonesian, Thai and Malay pages are written for local readers, using local terms, currencies, regulators and search habits. They keep the same facts as the English pages but are not literal translations, so wording and examples differ.
Independence
Our guides are written by the editorial team and are not reviewed or approved by Pi Network, exchanges or regulators. We describe platforms by what can be verified: whether PI is listed, what licences are publicly stated, how deposits work. Third-party links are marked nofollow.
Corrections
Found an error? Email support@picoin.asia with the page and, if possible, a primary source. Verified corrections are made promptly and the page’s updated date changes.
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