It seems that Pi Network is moving quickly towards launching its Mainnet, with the PiMainNet Launcher (PMNL) as a key tool supporting this process. Here’s a quick summary of what's happening:

1. New Node Release: A new Node version has been released on Testnet 2 to ensure it's ready to adapt to the Mainnet environment.


2. PiMainNet Launcher (PMNL): An open-source platform designed to simplify the management and deployment of PiMainNet nodes, making it easier for users to transition from the test network to the live network.


3. Key Features of PMNL:

Easy Node Deployment and Management: Allows users to deploy and manage their nodes with just a few clicks.

Automated Maintenance: Takes care of routine maintenance tasks like updates and backups.

Customizable Configurations: Offers flexibility for users to tailor node settings to meet their specific needs.



4. Next Steps: Nodes and supernodes will be selected soon, and once PMNL is fully updated, the open network will be ready for its December 2024 launch.



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