Binance's decision to list the $PI token from the Pi network depends on a community vote that recently concluded with 86% in favor, but the exchange has not confirmed an official listing for early March 2025.

Binance evaluates tokens based on strict criteria, including user base size, technological reliability, community engagement, and market potential, as stated in its listing policies and recent management statements.

The launch of the Pi Network mainnet on February 20, 2025, and its growing global community, now larger than in many countries, strengthen its position for listing on Binance, but disputes such as China's warnings against listing Pi could complicate the process.

Binance's history of listing meme coins and high-profile tokens, such as Dogecoin and Trump coin, demonstrates its willingness to consider popular projects, but it also faces criticism for inconsistent listing decisions, which could affect $PI's chances.

Listing on Binance could significantly increase the liquidity and price of $PI, as seen with other cryptocurrencies, but market conditions, such as the recent 20% drop in Pi's price, could impact Binance's final decision.