


Pi Chain Mall will reopen the withdrawal function on March 1, allowing users to withdraw their Pi balance on the marketplace.
Withdraw Pi on Pi Chain Mall
Pi Chain Mall (PCM) has announced that the Pi withdrawal function will be reopened for users to withdraw their Pi coins on its marketplace.
The largest marketplace on Pi Network launched the withdrawal function on February 1 but halted the service temporarily to execute some updates. When the service was launched, the platform disclosed that vendors could withdraw 50 Pi daily. According to PCM's recent tweet, the same is the case when the withdrawal function is reopened on March 1.
PCM is continuously trying to keep users’ funds safe on the platform. Accordingly, the protocol will increase the 50 Pi daily withdrawal limit.
“Fund security is our top priority. The Pi withdrawal amount will be increased at a later stage accordingly. Our platform does not charge any platform fee at this stage.
This provides incentives for users to experience the app and contribute to the Pi ecosystem through exchanging goods and services with Pi,” PCM wrote on Twitter.
In the meantime, users should prepare to withdraw their Pi balances without paying any fees on the platform. As stated earlier, the withdrawal function will reopen on March 1.
What is Pi Network:
Pi Network is a novel cryptocurrency and developer platform allowing mobile users to mine Pi coins without draining the battery. Pi’s blockchain secures economic transactions via a mobile meritocracy system and a full Web 3.0 experience where community developers can build decentralized applications (Dapps) for millions of users.
Where to find Pi Network:
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Terraform Labs Founder Do Kwon Appeals Extradition Decision in Montenegro

The appeal will be reviewed by the Montenegro court, and the Montenegrin Ministry of Justice faces challenges in reaching a conclusive decision by the December 15 deadline.
Kwon Do-hyung, the founder of Terraform Labs (TFL), has filed an appeal against the recent extradition ruling made by the High Court of Podgorica in Montenegro, according to a local South Korean media outlet.
The Montenegrin Court of Appeal confirmed on December 6 that Kwon Do-hyung contested the decision, stating, “I do not accept the court’s decision to extradite me, so I do not submit to the court’s decision.”
This appeal prompts the Montenegrin Court of Appeals to reassess the extradition decision, introducing uncertainty into the resolution timeline.
Extradition Request and Timeline
The court initially approved Kwon’s extradition request on November 24, stipulating his transfer to either the United States or his home country, South Korea.
The current appeal has altered the decision-making timeline, making it challenging for the Montenegrin Ministry of Justice to finalize the extradition destination before the December 15 deadline.
During the extradition trial, Kwon expressed a preference for being extradited to South Korea, a request that was granted by the court. However, the appeal has extended the timeline, potentially rescheduling the extradition proceedings to January, according to Crypto Times.
Despite Kwon Do-hyung’s appeal, local observers in Montenegro suggest slim chances of overturning the extradition decision. A prevailing belief among Montenegrin government officials and judiciary figures is that Kwon’s continued detention attracts undue attention.
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