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There could be several reasons why you are unable to perform a Pod Install on your newly created React Native Project, including:

1. Incomplete installation or setup of Cocoapods: Cocoapods must be installed globally on your system and properly configured to work with Xcode.

2. Incorrect project configuration: Your React Native project may not be configured correctly with the necessary dependencies and project settings required for Cocoapods to function properly.

3. Network connectivity issues: Cocoapods requires an active internet connection to download and install dependencies, so network connectivity issues could be preventing the installation from completing successfully.

4. Incompatibility with Xcode: If you are using an older version of Xcode or a different version than the one recommended for React Native, you may encounter compatibility issues with Cocoapods.

5. Incorrect Podfile syntax: Your Podfile may contain syntax errors or incorrect configuration settings that are preventing the installation from completing successfully.

To troubleshoot the issue, you can try the following steps:

1. Make sure Cocoapods is properly installed and configured on your system.

2. Verify that your React Native project is properly configured with the necessary dependencies and project settings.

3. Check your internet connection and network settings to make sure Cocoapods can access the necessary dependencies.

4. Ensure you are using the recommended version of Xcode for React Native.

5. Verify that your Podfile contains the correct dependencies, syntax, and configuration settings.