As Vietnam is preparing to permit cryptocurrency exchanges on a trial basis, strict policies are needed to deal with unlicensed exchanges and illegal exchanges should be publicized to warn the public.

As Vietnam moves to pilot legal cryptocurrency exchanges, authorities emphasize the need for strict penalties against unlicensed platforms.

Amid concerns over criminal exploitation, experts urge Vietnam to establish a comprehensive legal framework to manage cryptocurrency transactions.

With Pi dropping to around $1.1, many are left counting losses as recovery remains uncertain.

Despite Pi Network’s listing on crypto exchanges, many users are still unable to withdraw their Pi tokens. Some have waited years with no clear timeline, raising concerns about the project’s future.

The long-awaited KYC deadline for Pi Network miners has left many users with zero Pi after failing verification. Even verified users are not in the clear, as they await further approval before being able to sell their assets.

At 3:00 PM on March 14, Pi Network miners must complete KYC verification or risk losing all mined Pi. Users are uncertain about the fate of their bonus Pi, while market prices remain stable.

Pi’s price has dropped to $1.3, with continued token unlocks and KYC verification issues raising investor concerns. Experts warn of potential risks ahead.

Experts urge Vietnam to launch a central bank digital currency (CBDC) to regulate digital transactions and integrate with global cryptocurrencies. A legal framework is also under development to govern digital assets.

Pi Network's token dropped to $1.23 before rebounding, while its community attacked Bybit after CEO Ben Zhou’s criticism.

The Vietnamese Ministry of Finance is preparing a proposal to pilot a digital currency exchange, Deputy Finance Minister Nguyen Duc Chi announced at the government’s regular press conference on March 5.

Pi miners were shocked as Pi Network cut mining rates by up to 50%, while Pi’s price remained unaffected by global cryptocurrency market fluctuations.

Pi Network has attracted widespread interest, but experts warn against betting too much on an uncertain future.

Pi Network sets March 14 as the final KYC deadline. Those who fail to verify by this date will permanently lose their mined Pi.

Pi Network gains popularity, but is it safe? Learn about the risks, fraud warnings & legal issues before investing in this cryptocurrency.

Fake Pi cryptocurrencies are appearing on unverified exchanges, misleading investors. Experts warn against buying Pi tokens from unauthorized sources to avoid financial losses.

Bybit suffered a $1.46 billion cyberattack, one of the largest in history, highlighting the urgent need for stronger security measures and regulatory oversight in the crypto industry.

Using Pi Coin for payments in Vietnam violates financial regulations, while trading remains unregulated. Know the legal risks before investing.

Dr. Dang Minh Tuan warns that Pi Network is operating under a highly centralized structure, giving its core team absolute control while keeping investors in the dark about its long-term roadmap.