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The Pi Network was built to be a global, decentralized project that gives power back to the people. But right now, it’s facing a serious challenge, too much of its network is controlled by one country. At the heart of the issue is Vietnam, which now hosts nearly half of all Pi Network nodes, raising flags about the fairness and long-term resilience of the project.
Can Pi Network still live up to its promise, or is it slowly turning into something it was never meant to be?
Let’s dive in detail!
Vietnam Hosts Nearly Half of Pi’s Nodes
According to recent data, Vietnam controls 154 out of 319 global Pi nodes, making up over 48% of the network. Even more, 33 of the 76 currently active nodes are in the country.
This means almost half the network depends on one country and that’s risky. If something goes wrong in Vietnam, like internet blocks or
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