PI Network has enhanced user security by introducing two-factor authentication (2FA) for wallet migration. This new feature ensures only verified users can transfer their PI tokens to the Mainnet. Users who have previously registered their trusted email can easily complete this process, while others need to pass an additional verification step to prevent unauthorized access and strengthen blockchain transaction security. Two-factor authentication is mandatory for users awaiting PI token migration within a 14-day period to prevent their tokens from being returned to the mining app. These measures aim to prevent errors and enhance transaction security, as blockchain transactions are irreversible. However, these changes have impacted PI’s price, experiencing a 31% decrease in the past week, currently trading at $1.14 and dropping from the 11th to the 17th spot in market rankings. Technically, $1.20 is considered a key resistance level for PI. Breaking this resistance could push the price to $1.40 and even $2 in an upward trend. Failure to break the resistance may lead to a price drop to the range of $1.05 to $1.02. Stay updated on digital currencies’ prices on the real-time digital currencies price page.
