NEWSLETTER
No Binance List for Pi
Despite the massive support of the community and more than 2 million votes that press for a Binance list, the native token of Pi Network remains without an appointment and unknown by the exchange as of April 2025.
Pi Network launched with a bold mission, although somewhat crazy: make cryptocurrency mining accessible to anyone with a smartphone. There is no expensive hardware, without complicated configuration, just a simple touch once a day.
While the idea would make Hal Finney turn to his grave, the concept won rapidly traction, attracting millions of users worldwide and building one of the largest cryptographic communities to date.
Naturally, as interest in the project grew, expectations about the list in the main exchanges, especially Binance, began to build.
In fact, more than 2 million PI Network users participated in a community survey in early 2025, with an 86% voting in favor of following a Binance list.
However, as of April 2025, the native token of Pi Network, Pi, still does not appear in Binance, the largest cryptocurrency exchange in the world by negotiation volume.
In fact, there has not even been an official Binance statement. It is a bit like knocking on a neighbor's door to get help and see the curtain contracts, but no one ever opens.
Why haven't Binance Pi list?
There are some reasons why PI has not reached the Binance platform, both unofficial and official.
Not officially, concerns have circulated within the largest cryptographic space since the main launch of Pi Network in February 2025. Critics indicate that artificially inflated users, the dynamics in the style of Ponzi, centralized control of the network and tokenomics, or their lack, such as dead ridiculous.
However, the official position of Binance experts familiar with the matter suggests:
- Blockchain compatibility problems: The Binance “Voting” Initiative favors the projects built in the BNB smart chain. Pi Network operates in its own block chain, so it does not meet the basic eligibility criteria.
- Transparency problems: Binance expects clear and public revelations about how a file is broadcast or burned. Until now, PI has not provided the level of detail that important exchanges generally require. Without that transparency, it is difficult for platforms to evaluate the integrity of the token economy.
- Regulatory concerns: In regions such as Vietnam and China, Pi Network has been scrutinized by operating in a way that resembles multilevel marketing (MLM). This type of classification introduces regulatory uncertainty, something that important exchanges prefer to avoid.
Did you know? Cannot join the Pi network without a reference code; Each user must be invited by another person. It is designed to grow only through personal connections.
Pi Token faces market challenges
Since the Binance approval seal was lost, the price of PI has continued to suffer, falling to around $ 0.56 in early April 2025, an 80% drop from its historical maximum.
And although PI has reached other platforms such as OKX, Bitget and Mexc, none of them contributes the same level of exposure or liquidity. Without access to the mass user base and the credibility of Binance, it is difficult for PI to obtain a serious traction in the broader market.
Since then, the Pi prices line has been broken. The short -term peaks have been mainly driven by speculation, often around Mainnet's rumors or exchange teasers, but have been constantly followed by corrections. The Token has struggled to keep the rising impulse, and commercial volumes remain thin compared to the most established projects.
The Pi Core team has said that it has been working to improve transparency and harden the regulatory side of things. That is a step in the right direction, but it is enough to win on Binance, or any other upper level exchange, it is still in the air.
Can Pi survive?
The answer to this question is double and is based where you choose to place the bandages with your eyes.
Buy in the eyes: community power and independent infrastructure
Pi Network has certain advantages that could allow it to grow without depending on top -level exchange listings.
First, its user base is massive. Even with skepticism growing, PI claims dozens of millions of users: the numbers that most cryptographic projects would kill. This scale gives the network a built -in market for its native currency, especially in regions where mobile solutions first have a real attraction.
Second, Pi Core team has emphasized the use of real world. Through campaigns such as Pifest, he has tried to demonstrate that PI is a functional currency, as well as a speculative asset: more than 125,000 merchants enrolled to accept PI during the March 2025 event.
Although the real payment volume remained stable, the infrastructure is at least beginning to form.
The team also continues to build its own ecosystem (wallets, Decentralizd applications and even a patented knowledge system (KYC)) instead of depending on third -party platforms or validates. If PI can evolve towards a closed circuit economy, where users win, spend and exchange PI within their own environment, important exchanges may not be so critical.
In theory, Pi could forge its own lane: not as a negotiated speculative currency in open markets, but as a digital currency used in pairs and low -cost market economies.
Discover with the eyes off: a fragile ecosystem with assembly pressure
Despite the initial exaggeration, Pi Coin's performance since its launch of Mainnet has been sad.
The Token faces an important inflation pressure: more than 124 million PIs are unlocked only in April, with a total of 1.53 billion circulation in next year, which takes the supply to more than 8.2 billion.
Meanwhile, the migration process is broken. Only a fraction of users has been able to complete KYC and access its coins, with many endless tokens or verification loops.
While smaller exchanges such as OKX and Bitget List Pi, level 1 platforms such as Binance, Coinbase and Kraken have directed. The lack of transparency of the Pi Core team in the development milestones and the tokens economy only deepens the frustration of the user.
Did you know? It has been reported that the Bybit CEO called a “scam” network, a label that developers deny only one that hangs heavy in the absence of clear communication.
Without exchange listings, is there a future for the PI network?
Could I succeed without important exchange listings? Technically, yes, but probabilities are quickly reducing.
To do so, you would need to pivot completely in a functional ecosystem where PI is used, it is not marketed. That means solving Kyc's order portfolio, building a real application layer, attracting developers and showing a significant payment activity. It is a difficult task.
The most likely result is that PI needs at least a little exchange support to gain the liquidity, visibility and confidence that it currently lacks. Without him, Pi can continue to be a well -intentioned experiment that never completely escapes his closed garden, or worse, he collapses under the weight of his own exaggeration.
In short, Pi Network does not need binance to exist. But prosper? That is another story.
