Pi Network Testnet Activity Surges with New Tokens and DEX Tools

Pi Network’s Testnet is experiencing a notable surge in activity. As developers ramp up experimentation ahead of the expected November 22 mainnet launch. New Testnet tokens, fresh liquidity pools and early DEX tools are appearing across the ecosystem. It builds excitement while reminding users that all these assets hold no real monetary value. The spike in Testnet deployments follows a series of upgrades released in October. This unlocked more features for builders and allowed wider testing of Pi-based smart contracts.

Developers Roll Out New Testnet Tokens

Several new Testnet tokens have surfaced in recent days, including LatinChain, BTC test tokens, CYBER, Archimedes and ShrimpSwap. Although these tokens use simulated Test-Pi. They allow creators to test real DEX mechanics, price discovery and liquidity management.

LatinChain recently went live on the Pi Browser’s Testnet DEX with its own liquidity pool. The token shows a small circulating supply and basic market metrics. All are designed for development and performance testing. Community members noted that many Testnet tokens now interact smoothly with Pi Browser tools, reflecting improvements in the Testnet environment.

Meanwhile, external developers have also begun issuing BTC test tokens. This marks one of the first times outside teams have deployed assets into the Pi ecosystem. This signals growing interest from broader Web3 builders. These experiments are important because they showcase how decentralized apps may function on Pi Network’s mainnet once real Pi liquidity becomes available.

Smart Contract and DEX Activity Rises

Testnet DEX tools are becoming more active as developers simulate trading activity. Data shared by community members shows buy/sell interfaces, liquidity pools and contract deployments. That mimics a full decentralized exchange environment. This testing period is especially important because the Pi Core Team is preparing to launch the official PiCoin DEX. 

Those familiar with the ecosystem say that early community-led testing helps identify bugs. Includes smooth UI issues and prepares developers for the transition to real mainnet tools. Much of this activity also reflects the community’s desire to understand. How Pi Network assets could flow through various DeFi utilities once the ecosystem fully opens.

Migration Numbers Continue to Climb

Alongside Testnet experiments, Pi Network’s migration data also shows steady growth. Between 9:32 AM yesterday and 9:22 AM today, roughly 765,280 Pi were officially migrated into the mainnet supply. Consequently, the circulating supply now stands above 8.31 billion Pi, based on the latest block explorer data. Migration rates have been rising for weeks as more users complete their KYC requirements and prepare for the mainnet launch. With 145.7 million Pi tokens scheduled to unlock on November 22. The network is entering one of its most significant phases since its creation.

Community Builds Momentum Ahead of Mainnet

Overall, Testnet activity reflects growing excitement across the ecosystem. Developers are experimenting faster, community leaders are sharing updates daily, and users are watching migration numbers climb. As a result, with the mainnet days away, many see this surge of Testnet innovation. As a preview of what Pi Network’s full ecosystem could eventually become.