Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, has reignited speculation around a potential Pi Coin listing after unveiling updated token listing guidelines. The revamped criteria, aimed at creating a more transparent and structured process, have fueled hopes among the Pi Coin community.
Binance Introduces a New Framework for Token Listings
In a major update, Binance announced a redesigned listing approach, dividing the process into three distinct paths: Alpha, Futures, and Spot. Each path comes with its own set of criteria, focusing on elements like user adoption, tokenomics, technical security, and overall trading profile. The goal is to onboard only credible, scalable, and compliant digital assets.
The Alpha path targets early-stage projects, requiring demonstrable utility, active development, a growing user base, and fair token distribution. Tokens with disproportionate insider holdings face extra scrutiny. Projects must also pass rigorous technical and compliance checks, including investigations into any regulatory or financial red flags.
Assets already listed on other platforms, such as BitMart, must meet Binance’s standards for trading volume, liquidity, market cap, and price stability to qualify for the Futures or Spot trading sections. These clarified guidelines aim to provide a more predictable and accessible path for developers and communities looking to launch on Binance.
Pi Coin Builds Momentum on Multiple Fronts
The Pi Coin project has been gaining traction, buoyed by strong community backing and regulatory progress. In a recent Binance community vote, Pi Coin received overwhelming support—garnering nearly 295,000 votes, or 86% approval. While not an official endorsement, the result highlights significant interest in Pi within the Binance community.
Adding to its momentum, Pi Coin recently resumed trading on BitMart after a one-month suspension over Know Your Business (KYB) compliance concerns. According to crypto analyst Dr. Altcoin, this reinstatement signals positive regulatory steps—aligning with Binance’s renewed focus on compliance and security.
Pi’s price stood at $0.6470 at the time of reporting, down 0.52% in the last 24 hours. Despite volatility and challenges in maintaining a $1 price level, the token shows signs of stabilization as investor confidence grows.
Dr. Altcoin also reported that the Pi Network team has been actively purchasing tokens from exchanges using a sub-wallet, acquiring over 48 million coins to ease selling pressure. Additionally, ecosystem development is underway, with the team recently approving the FruityPi decentralized application and hinting at more dApp approvals soon.
These developments, coupled with regulatory strides and community enthusiasm, have led analysts like Moon Jeff to predict a potential surge in Pi Coin’s value—possibly hitting a new all-time high of $5.