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Key Takeaways: Pi Network shuts down its central node, paving the way for full decentralization. Core Team mandates Horizon upgrade and hints at releasing source code. Speculation grows around Binance listing The Pi Network community is holding its breath as the project approaches what could be the most pivotal moment in its history. With a user base surpassing 60 million, all eyes are on Pi’s potential reveal during Consensus 2025 in Toronto—an event that could change the course of its long-awaited Open Network. Read More: Pi Network to Partner with Banxa for Direct Fiat-to-Pi Purchases Decentralization Milestone: Central Node Shut Down The Times of PiNetwork declared on May 14 via its official X account that PiNetwork has turned off the central node, an action indicating a significant step toward decentralization. Years under Core Team leadership in a controlled environment have seen the Pi Network run. This most recent upgrade verifies the network’s move to a community-driven infrastructure, hence supporting the aim of a really distributed Web3 ecosystem. 🚨 BREAKING | Pi Node@PiCoreTeam has closed the central node, ready to release the source code 💥– PiNetworkVNes#Consensus2025 is sure to explode…Is Pi Network going to make history? Version 🧵 #Pinetwork2025 ⚡ pic.twitter.com/SP5lfesAzb — The Times of PiNetwork (@PiNetwork24X7) May 14, 2025 Along with the node shutdown, the team suggested Pi’s source code would soon be released—a long-desired request from the community. Open-sourcing the code would let third-party developers create tools and dApps on top of the Pi Network, hence enhancing the credibility of the ecosystem and opening new use cases. Horizon Upgrade Becomes Mandatory To maintain connection to the network, all Pi Node operators are now required to upgrade to the latest Horizon version. According to the Pi Core Team, this upgrade is not optional; it includes vital performance, security, and protocol…

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