I Face Unauthorized Transfer of 960 Pi Coins from My Pi Network Account

Today I discovered that someone accessed my Pi Network account without my permission and transferred a total of 960 Pi coins—860 from my main balance and another 100 by canceling 13 domain names I had previously registered. All of these coins were moved into a single account, identified as MD5HGPHVL73EBDUD2Z4K2*.

I never authorized these transactions, which clearly shows there is a serious security vulnerability in Pi Network’s system. If someone can log in and not only empty my balance but also cancel my registered domains to claim more coins, it means our accounts are far from secure.

I urge Pi Network to immediately investigate this breach, restore my stolen 960 Pi coins, and close the security gap that allows unauthorized access and transfers. The platform must implement stronger protections—such as two-step verification for all withdrawals—to prevent other users from becoming victims of the same issue.