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Here is a brief summary of the reasons why Pi currency has not yet been listed on Binance:

1. "Closed Network" Phase: Trading of Pi is still limited within its system, and there is no trading or liquidity in the open market, which contradicts Binance's requirements.

2. Data Ambiguity and Transparency: The lack of clarity regarding Pi tokens (total supply, circulating, lock mechanisms) raises Binance's concerns about the potential for price manipulation and risks.

3. Legal and Regulatory Risks: The absence of clear regulatory approvals makes Binance hesitant to list Pi for fear of violating laws.

4. Centralized Development: The control of the core Pi team over development raises questions about the project's commitment to decentralization, which Binance prefers.

5. Lack of Liquidity and Trading Volume: The unavailability of Pi for trading in the open market means a lack of liquidity required for a stable trading environment on a large platform like Binance.

Despite the enthusiasm of the Pi community, Binance has not officially announced any plans for listing yet. Pi is currently traded on some smaller platforms, but not on Binance. Official announcements from both parties should be followed for the latest updates.