The Pi Network, one of the most hyped and community-driven crypto projects in recent years, continues to stir debate—especially regarding a potential Binance listing. Yet, despite the buzz, PI is still not officially listed on Binance, and users are left wondering why.


What’s the Current Status?

As of now, Binance has not released any formal statement regarding a listing of Pi Network (PI). Though widely circulated rumors and community speculation suggest interest, Pi is not featured on Binance,

However, on February 20, Pi Network launched its long-awaited Open Network—a major milestone for the project. This update allows Pioneers (Pi users) to interact with KYB-verified companies and explore potential integrations beyond the Pi ecosystem, including centralized exchanges. Still, the coin itself remains unavailable for open trading.


Why Isn’t PI Listed Yet?


Despite the launch of Open Network, the Pi core team has not yet enabled exchange listings or trading. They are instead focusing on:


  • Gradual KYC-based user onboarding

  • Strengthening security (e.g., new 2FA wallet measures)

  • Expanding ecosystem utility


Currently, speculative PI tokens seen on some platforms are not redeemable for actual mined Pi, nor are they transferable to genuine Pi wallets. They don’t represent the official PI and can mislead investors.


What Does Binance Require?


According to Binance’s former CEO CZ, listings require more than hype. Projects must meet strict standards, including:


  • Active user base

  • Real-world application

  • Transparent tokenomics

  • Developer credibility and community strength

  • Security and legal compliance

  • A functioning mainnet or working product


So, how does Pi Network measure up?

Pi’s Strength: A Powerful Community

Pi Network claims over 60 million active users, a staggering number. It has also launched essential components like Open Network and KYC-based migration, indicating its progress toward compliance and real-world use.

Earlier in 2025, a Binance Square poll showed that 86% of users supported PI’s listing, signaling enormous grassroots demand.


Could It Happen?

A Binance listing is possible—but not guaranteed. Binance listings are driven by substance, not just social momentum. However, the introduction of Binance’s Vote-to-List tool, which allows community-driven listing decisions, might give Pi Network an edge.

If the Pi community continues to grow and the core team accelerates utility development and transparency, Binance could eventually take the leap.

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