BINANCE HAS A POINT WHY NOT TO LIST PI NETWORK UNTIL NOW
Binance has not officially listed Pi Network's PI coin, and the main reason is that Pi is not yet fully launched on a public blockchain. Here are the key reasons for Binance rejection (or hesitation) in listing Pi:
Pi Network is still in its enclosed mainnet phase – The project has not fully opened its blockchain for public transactions, meaning PI cannot be freely traded outside its ecosystem.
Lack of clarity on decentralization – Many critics argue that Pi Network operates more like a centralized application rather than a fully decentralized blockchain like Bitcoin or Ethereum.
Concerns about regulatory compliance – Since Pi Network uses a unique "mobile mining" model, exchanges like Binance may be waiting for regulatory clarity before listing it.
No confirmed liquidity or real use case – Binance typically lists coins that have strong demand, liquidity, and proven utility. Pi's real-world adoption is still uncertain.
Previous warnings about unauthorized listings – Pi Network has warned against unofficial listings of its token on some exchanges, suggesting that it does not yet support public trading.
Until Pi Network completes its open mainnet launch and gains wider credibility, Binance and other major exchanges are likely to remain cautious.
