#pi 🚨🚨🚨Pi Network Community Was Asked About a Binance Listing – Here’s Their Honest Answer

1. “Yes, But Fix the Problems First”

Most replies supported the idea of a Binance listing, but not blindly. Instead, users made it clear: fix the basics first. The most common complaint? KYC is still a mess.

One user, RedSyZu, shared that they’ve been waiting over four months for their KYC to be approved. Another, Send_seedphrase, said their Pi Coin is stuck because people in their security circle never got validated, even though they actually did. These stories weren’t isolated. Many echoed the same concern: how can Pi move forward if users can’t even verify their accounts?

2. Locked Tokens Are Testing Loyalty

The second major pain point is locked tokens. A lot of early miners feel let down.

“My $pi is locked for the next 3 years

🥹,” said BelloKehin32184. Another user, Investedbeared, called it “a ransom” and said the project isn’t treating early believers the way it should. People aren’t just upset about not being able to trade, they’re feeling stuck and unheard.

3. Some Say It’s About Trust, Not Listings

Beyond KYC and token access, trust in the project itself is wearing thin for some.

One user claimed Pi “forfeited” 2,500 tokens due to strict timing rules. Others said the project lacks transparency altogether. Even if Pi Network gets listed on Binance, several users argue it won’t fix the core problems. As Ugur00062 put it, “Pi is doomed to fail because it’s not transparent or trustworthy.”

4. Still, Many Are Rooting for a Binance Listing

Despite all that, the optimism isn’t dead. A large chunk of replies simply said “Yes,” with emojis, excitement, and hopes for better days ahead.

“Very excited,” said DrShazia67. “To the moon soon 🚀,” added Emprafaelcalde4. And ShaquilleFord called it a major milestone for the project. While the louder voices were focused on the problems, a quiet majority still seems to believe in Pi’s potential, especially if it makes its way to a major exchange like Binance.