Pi Network Launches Pitogo Testnet Token as Global Push Grows

Pi Network has taken another major step toward expanding its ecosystem. The Pitogo travel token is now officially live on the Testnet. The early rollout gives Pioneers their first chance to experiment with a token designed for booking flights, hotels and travel services inside the Pi economy. The launch comes as Pi’s global momentum accelerates. It is driven by rising migration activity, protocol upgrades and new signs of regulatory alignment in major markets.

Pitogo Token Debuts on Testnet

The Pitogo token is presented by MAMBOCHAIN LTD, and it can now be enabled directly inside the Pi Wallet. Once enabled, users can view balances, test transactions and explore early travel booking features planned for thePitogo platform. Developers say this Testnet phase is crucial because it will help validate user experience before the mainnet rollout. 

After approval from the Pi Core Team, thePitogo token is expected to move to the Pi Mainnet. Where Pioneers will eventually be able to use it to book real travel services. The test interface shows basic token details, including supply, Test-Pi liquidity and links to thePitogo website. Although the token currently holds no monetary value on Testnet. Its release signals the start of a broader push toward real-world Pi utilities.

Pi Network’s Global Expansion Efforts Intensify

The Pitogo launch arrives during a week of rapid progress for Pi Network. Migration numbers climbed sharply, with more than 770,000 Pi coins mapped to the mainnet in a single day. This marks one of the strongest migration surges since the network began scaling toward the open mainnet. At the same time, Pi Network is preparing for a version upgrade to v24, following the release of the Stellar “galexie v24.1.0” update. 

The team expects Pi’s upcoming version to enhance performance and support expanding applications like Pitogo and other Testnet projects. Pi’s developer community continues to roll out new tools. This includes a redesigned Pi App Studio aimed at helping creators build smoother and smarter apps across the ecosystem. These updates aim to prepare the network for its transition into a global Layer-1 blockchain economy.

Signs of Global Regulatory Alignment Emerge

A separate development is fueling excitement: the discovery of a MiCA-compliant whitepaper hosted on the official Pi website. The document, titled “MICA White Paper – Version 1.1 (October 2025).” This outlines Pi’s structure, risks, tokenomics and compliance statements under the European Union’s new crypto regulation. The whitepaper states that Pi is seeking admission to trading within the EU/EEA. This marks one of the strongest signals yet that the project is preparing for regulated global entry. 

Although the document is not an approved prospectus. It confirms Pi Network’s intent to align with international standards and lists key disclosures required under MiCA. The paper also emphasizes that Pi is a layer-1 cryptocurrency, non-custodial and not classified as a utility token under the regulation. This classification reflects Pi’s broader intended use as digital currency within its ecosystem.

Pi Moves Closer to Global Activation

Between major Testnet launches, regulatory groundwork and growing migration activity. Pi Network appears to be entering a new phase. Community leaders claim global rollout steps are already underway. It is supported by real-world integrations such as Testnet tokens, early travel utilities and expanding regional exchanges. 

As Pi Network prepares for its long-awaited mainnet activation. Developments like Pitogo show how third-party builders are beginning to shape a full ecosystem around the Pi digital currency. Currently, Pioneers can begin testing and get a glimpse of how Pi may fit into everyday global use cases in the months ahead.