The Pi Network community is full of excitement after a huge transaction took place. A large investor (called a "whale") bought 70 million Pi Coins (PI) from the
#OKX exchange. This investor now holds 155 million PI coins in one wallet—more than anyone else on any exchange. This big move has made people wonder: Is Binance about to list Pi Coin?
Whale's Big Move Hints at Bigger Plans
A famous crypto expert, Dr. Altcoin, talked about this whale’s activity on X (formerly Twitter). He said that this huge amount is likely not from a normal user. He even guessed that the wallet might belong to Binance. “What’s your guess? Mine is Binance!” he said, increasing hope that Binance may soon allow PI trading.
The interest in Pi Coin is growing fast. Its price went up 25% this week, and daily trading volume jumped 35%, going over $300 million. Many traders are getting interested, mostly because of the rumors about Binance listing it and new updates in the Pi Network system.
Pi Network Gaining Momentum
The Pi Network team is also teasing a big update for May 14, which will happen during the important Consensus crypto conference. This comes after their recent appearance at the Token2049 event in Dubai, where big names like Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao (CZ) and
#TRON founder Justin Sun also attended. These events are bringing more attention to Pi Coin. Some believe partnerships or exchange listings may be coming soon.
Dr. Altcoin is very positive about PI’s future. He said it might even reach $1 today due to all this excitement. Right now, PI doesn’t have a fixed market price because it's still in the Mainnet transition phase and uses a mobile mining model. But if Binance lists it, it could be a big step for the coin.
Why a Binance Listing Is Important
If Binance lists Pi Coin, it would be a huge deal. It would make PI easier to buy and sell and give it more trust and value. While exchanges like
#OKX and Huobi have already listed PI in a limited way (as IOU tokens), Binance’s support could cause a huge increase in demand. Usually, when a coin gets listed on Binance, its price goes up a lot.
Also, the whale’s choice to move such a large amount of PI from exchanges suggests they are planning to hold it for a long time. This is something investors often do before big announcements. If this whale is actually Binance, it could mean the exchange is getting ready to provide enough PI for future trading.
Pi Community Waiting for a Breakthrough
Pi Network’s path has been different from other cryptocurrencies. It uses mobile mining and already has over 35 million users even before fully launching its Mainnet. While some people doubted it because of delays, recent news shows real progress. The community is now watching closely, hoping that Binance will list
#PI and help it become a popular and trusted cryptocurrency.
With the May 14 update coming soon, everyone is waiting to see what Pi Network will do next. Whether or not the whale’s actions lead to a Binance announcement, one thing is certain: Pi Coin is gaining attention in the crypto world.