The Pi Network has been featured in the official blog's White Paper section.

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has officially released its White Paper in accordance with the EU MiCA standards
Pi MiCA White Paper Summary (EU/EEA)
Version: 1.1 – October 2025
Submitting Party: PiBit Ltd (a subsidiary of the Pi Foundation)
Purpose: Obtain approval to allow Pi to be traded on exchanges that comply with EU/EEA MiCA standards.
This MiCA White Paper aims to:
1. Establish Pi as a legally recognized cryptocurrency asset within the EU/EEA,
2. Conduct secondary market trading on exchanges that have obtained MiCA licenses,
3. Clearly define the category of Pi: a type of digital asset that is neither a security nor a stablecoin.
4. Support Pi integration into the regulated cryptocurrency market environment in Europe.
Does not involve initial coin offerings (ICO), token sales, and financing.
MiCA:
MiCA stands for the Markets in Crypto-Assets.
This is a law from the European Union aimed at ensuring the security, transparency, and fairness of cryptocurrency projects.
The goal is to protect users, prevent fraud, and establish a clear set of rules across Europe, rather than having different rules in each country.
Therefore, saying that Pi Network "meets the MiCA standards" essentially means: it complies with the official standards set by the EU for operating trustworthy crypto projects.
The latest MiCA White Paper released by Pi Network indicates that Pi is taking key steps to ensure its operation within the EU regulatory framework is legal and transparent. This commitment not only enhances user trust but also paves the way for broader application.