On January 21, Pi Network published a new PDF technical document on its official website minepi.com, showing that it has completed key compliance requirements under the EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA). This development indicates that Pi is paving the way for legal operations within the EU framework and is expected to create conditions for the compliant circulation of Pi Coin in the European market. Previously, due to regulatory restrictions under MiCA, Pi was unable to conduct related business in most European countries, but this situation is now changing. From recent developments, Pi has begun to appear in some parts of Europe in the form of compliant financial instruments, such as the Valour Pi ETP, which is listed on a regulated market in Sweden. This is seen as the first step for Pi to enter the European financial system. Now, with the public release of the MiCA document, further signals are being sent that Pi Network aims to obtain legal status across the entire EU. Once this goal is achieved, relevant platforms will no longer face compliance barriers when launching Pi Coin, and Pi's market coverage will expand accordingly.