Pi Network has updated its KYC (identity verification) and Mainnet migration processes to address technical issues affecting hundreds of thousands of eligible Pioneers. More than 417,000 users previously flagged as possible duplicate accounts were identified as non-duplicates and can continue KYC, although they must still complete all remaining checks before accessing migrated Pi. Early Yoti KYC applicants whose submissions lacked liveness data can reapply, while Indonesian users rejected for unsupported KIA identification can submit another accepted document. A separate fix, scheduled for deployment within a week, targets approximately 497,000 Pioneers who received Mainnet wallets through the Fast-Track process but could not claim their migration balances because their wallets lacked enough Pi to pay gas fees. Pi also added liveness-check support for older devices and started a pilot for palm print authentication. PI was trading around $0.0888 after moving between approximately $0.0890 and $0.0939, later recovering to about $0.0907. The token's immediate support was identified at $0.0886 to $0.0888, with stronger support at $0.0877 to $0.0880; resistance was placed at $0.0892 to $0.0895 and $0.0900 to $0.0905. Protocol V27 testing has advanced to Testnet 2 after Testnet 1, processing around 250 transactions per block without reported failures during the specified period.