
A growing coalition of people is pushing back against recent adjustments to the mining rate of Pi, expressing dissatisfaction just days into the new month. Concerns emerge over long-term effects of this drop and its impact on new participants.
The mining rate reduction has raised anxiety among users. Reports indicate that it could take a year to mine a single Pi solely through mobile methods. Many people fear that for new entrants, the mining process now seems less appealing. As one commenter noted, "Canโt imagine new people coming in now."
Feelings among the community are largely negative. Comments highlight frustration with the abrupt changes in mining rates. One user remarked, "Kind of BS they changed the mining rate 6 days into the month," reflecting a common sentiment of irritation regarding timing.
Interestingly, while some express confusion about the mining dynamics, others have suggested that the significant decrease in mining rewards may correlate with last monthโs increased mined totals and could be the lowest point experienced so far. One user commented, "The mining rate dropped so heavily itโs the lowest all-time and lower than exactly a year ago."
With the current environment, questions loom larger for potential newcomers. Most commenters question the project's allure if mining now requires a lengthy commitment. One pointedly stated, "When KYC period ends, it should have been increased What happened with those Pi? Burned or went back available for mining?" meaning clarity is needed to create new interest.
As participation demands grow, the project's viability could face genuine risks. If interest wanes, active miners may plummet, negatively influencing market dynamics for Pi.
๐ป Users are frustrated by abrupt changes less than a week into January.
๐ "Thatโs a pretty big drop!" - Reaction from an irritated participant.
โ ๏ธ New participants may be discouraged by longer mining wait times.
Though the project's future hangs in the balance, recent feedback indicates a pressing need for adjustments to maintain enthusiasm and attract new participants.