Hello, community. Let's get straight to the point about the listing of the Pi Network on Binance. After analyzing the official criteria of the exchange and the on-chain data of Pi, the conclusion is clear: the project is still not ready.
I identified 7 problems that prevent the listing, but they can be summarized in two major obstacles:
1. Tokenomics and Circulating Supply:
The biggest red flag for any exchange. About 96% of the total supply of Pi is locked or has not been migrated. This means that the actual circulating supply is tiny and uncertain. For Binance, this represents an unacceptable risk of low liquidity, high volatility, and potential market manipulation. No tier-1 exchange can list an asset under these conditions.
2. Lack of Transparency and Network Activity:
Pi claims to have over 60 million active users, but its blockchain processes only 0.24 transactions per second (TPS). For comparison, Bitcoin, with a similar user base, has 29x greater activity. This enormous discrepancy between the number of users and the actual use of the network raises serious questions about engagement and the utility of the project, generating distrust.
Conclusion:
As long as the Pi Network does not present a clear solution for its tokenomics and does not demonstrate a real use of its blockchain to justify its user base, listing on Binance (and other major exchanges) will remain distant.
In my last video on YouTube, I detail each of the 7 problems with data, graphs, and a complete analysis. Access "Diovane Lopes" on YouTube.
I also bring complete analyses like these about the Pi Network exclusively in advance in our Pi Network Immersion group.
What is your opinion? Do you believe that the Pi Network can solve these problems? Let's debate constructively in the comments.
