Auction of Pi Domains

 Pi Domain Auction: A Major Milestone for the Pi Community

The .pi Domain Auction is key in expanding the Pi ecosystem and attracting Pioneers, businesses, and developers. This auction allows participants to bid on unique .pi domain names, making creating Pi-powered websites and services easier.

Why Is the .pi Domain Auction Important?

This auction is driving significant engagement within the Pi community and reinforcing Pi as a functional digital currency. With over 200,000 bids placed and more than 40,000 bidders, the high demand for .pi domains reflects the growing ecosystem of Pi-powered businesses and applications. These domains enhance branding, accessibility, and digital commerce opportunities.

Key Auction Statistics So Far:

• Over 200,000 bids were placed.
• More than 40,000 unique bidders.
• 95,000+ domains with active bids.
• 2.9 million Pi in active bids.
• The highest bid so far: is 30,000 Pi.

Understanding .pi Domains

.pi domains function similarly to traditional web domains but are specifically designed for the Pi ecosystem. They serve as unique digital identifiers for businesses, applications, and individuals. While .pi domains work seamlessly in the Pi Browser, other wallets and browsers may integrate this feature in the future. Additionally, all .pi domains can be accessed through traditional browsers by appending “.pinet.com” (e.g., joe.pi can also be accessed as joe.pinet.com).

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

• Can I bid on my Pi username? Yes, if it is available.
• Where do the auction funds go? All Pi collected from domain sales will support the Pi ecosystem, including developer programs and events.
• Can PiNet app developers reserve domains? Yes, developers who complete the PiNet migration by May 28, 2025, can secure their domains without bidding.
• Can I bid on multiple domains? Yes, you can bid on multiple domains simultaneously.
• Can I cancel my bid? Pioneers can withdraw their bids anytime before the auction ends. Other users will receive refunds after the auction concludes.
• What happens if someone bids at the last minute? If a new bid is placed within the final 24 hours, the auction for that domain will be extended by 24 hours.
• When do winners get their domains? Winners will receive ownership immediately after the auction ends. A yearly renewal fee, similar to traditional domain fees, may apply.
• Can I sell or transfer my .pi domain? Yes, .pi domains can be resold or transferred, subject to applicable legal regulations.
• What if I don’t renew my domain? If a domain is not renewed, it will eventually become available for others to register.

Final Thoughts

The .pi Domain Auction represents an exciting advancement for the Pi Network, helping businesses and individuals establish a strong online presence. If you have more questions or want to participate, visit domains.pi or domains.pinet.com through the Pi Browser!