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#Gate.io 12th Anniversary Here’s a clear update from Dr. Nicolas Kokkalis and the Pi Network Core Team:
Pi Network Migration Update – Key Points from the Latest Announcement:
1. First Migration Phase (Ongoing):
This phase focuses on transferring mined Pi tokens based solely on individual mining contributions, lockup duration, and security circle performance.
So far, around 15 million users have completed KYC and had their Pi tokens migrated.
Many users who have not yet completed KYC are still pending and may risk losing their mined Pi if they remain inactive.
2. Second Migration Phase (Coming

Centralized power worked in the 1950s. It doesn’t work in a world full of electric vehicles, remote work, heat waves, and fragile transmission lines. The system wasn’t built for modern demand.

Daylight approaches energy the way modern tech approaches infrastructure: decentralized, resilient, modular, and user-first.

The core idea is simple: give every home its own reliable layer of power. A home battery + rooftop solar, delivered as a subscription instead of a massive purchase.

The battery is the engine of reliability. It keeps your essentials on during an outage—fridge, Wi-Fi, lights, work gear, sump pump. The things you cannot afford to lose.

This isn’t theoretical. It’s already happening in leading regions where batteries stabilize local grids, reduce blackout risk, and even replace fossil-fuel peaker plants.

A fully decentralized future doesn’t appear overnight. It starts with individual homes taking control of their own reliability, one backup system at a time.

Energy security is no longer a luxury. Work happens at home. Refrigerators protect medicine and food. Phones and routers connect us to the world. Outages have real financial impact.

A Daylight Subscription gives homeowners predictable monthly costs, predictable reliability, and predictable support. That’s the exact opposite of today’s utility experience.