The latest security update for the Pi Wallet has sparked widespread concern among users, who are reporting that their wallets show no balance after migrating their coins. Multiple wallet creations during the process have further contributed to confusion regarding the final location of the migrated Pi tokens. Frustration is mounting as many users find their Pi tokens missing despite completing all migration instructions issued by the core team. This issue has been ongoing for some time, prompting the community to call for urgent action from the Pi Network Core Team. 276 million Pi coins were recently transferred by the Pi Foundation wallet, adding further fuel to user concerns about transparency and security. Users are demanding a response and a solution, with some even questioning the legitimacy of the project. An influential Pi pioneer, James Zito, has highlighted these issues, stating that despite completing all necessary steps like KYC approval and the mainnet checklist, certain Pioneers haven’t seen their migrated coins reflected in their wallets. This situation highlights the urgency for the core team to address user concerns and restore faith in the platform.