Roles in the Pi Network

The Mining for Pi Network is done on a four-tier basis:

1. Pioneer

Someone who uses the mobile app to interact with the network daily. They do this by signing in to verify their identity and requesting transactions that can be sent or receive Pi over the Pi network. It is the entry-level rank for all users. Initially, it’s production size is 0.12 pi/h, which you can increase to 0.22 pi/h by participating in the referral program during registration.

2. Contributor

Someone who adds other people to their network within Pi. This information then goes together to create a shared trust graph. You need to mine cryptocurrency for three days to receive this rank.

3. Ambassador

Somebody who recruits other individuals to come over and join the Pi network whether they are pioneers, contributors, or ambassadors. The ambassador and the referee will receive a 25% referral bonus for signing up to the network. This rank is for the users who invite other members to connect to the Pi Network.

4. Node

Someone who is physically running a node on a desktop or laptop and will maintain the distributed ledger. This is for members who have connected additional equipment to the network. It is still under development.

It is possible to be all four of these tiers of mining and receive contributions based on all four of them.

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