Pi Network users are finding out “Tentative KYC” does not actually mean rejected. It means the algorithm still doesn’t fully trust you. Which, to be fair, is the most crypto onboarding experience possible. 🤖🫴 $PI Network said over 18.1M users have now passed KYC, while 16.7M+ accounts already migrated to Mainnet. The project keeps emphasizing its “one person, one account” model, arguing stricter verification is necessary to stop bots, duplicate accounts, and reward farming before the ecosystem scales further. According to the team, Tentative KYC simply means extra checks are required before final approval. Some users may need additional liveness verification, while others could face manual review depending on risk signals detected by the system. Pi also confirmed new AI-powered KYC upgrades are now running behind the scenes. The system reportedly combines AI models, liveness checks, and application analysis to process approvals faster and reduce the backlog. Millions of Tentative accounts have already been moved into eligible status. Meanwhile, the community started talking about the infamous “Step 8” again. 😅 Some Pi-focused accounts pointed out the Core Team previously mentioned palm authentication as a future verification layer, but many stuck users still haven’t received any related requests.