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Pi Network has completed its first round of KYC validator reward distributions, marking a significant milestone for the project’s decentralised human workforce model. The rewards cover more than 526 million validation tasks completed by over 1 million human validators, work that contributed directly to verifying the identities of 18 million people across Pi’s global network.

Tap-to-earn mobile mining network Pi Network has paid out its first KYC validator rewards. Data shows that 18 million users were verified through 526 million validations that were completed. Network just completed something no blockchain has ever done at this scale, and most people are only now starting to realize how big this actually is.

Pi Network has rolled out the first version of its Token Launchpad on the testnet, giving users and developers a chance to explore token creation in a safe, risk-free environment. The update, announced on Pi Day 2026, went live on March 20th. What is the Pi Network’s Token Launchpad? The Token Launchpad is a new

Decentralized compute has a usability problem. It’s been holding the whole sector back. Everyone knows the GPU shortage is real. AI demand is through the roof. Centralized cloud providers like AWS and GCP charge a premium for it. And there’s a mountain of idle GPU capacity sitting around the world doing nothing. The obvious solution

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The Greenwich Meridian Network has extended humanitarian support to inmates of the James Camp Prison at Roman Ridge in Accra as part of its efforts to promote dignity and social inclusion among vulnerable groups. The outreach took place on Saturday, December 13, 2025, when members of the volunteer based group spent the day providing welfare

Network Rail has set out plans to appoint suppliers to continue the delivery of track works through the CP8 and CP9 investment periods in a £5bn pipeline notice. The notice said Network Rail Infrastructure Limited was seeking suitable supplier or suppliers to deliver rail track systems and associated works, with mobilisation expected in mid-2028 and