🚫 Why Pi Network Still Isn't on Binance — Here's What You Should Know!
Lately, I’ve seen a lot of buzz around Pi$PIPPIN Network and people asking the same question: "Why hasn't Binance listed $PI yet?"
Even though there was a community vote, and a huge 86% supported the listing — Pi Coin still didn’t make it to Binance. Then came Pi2Day, $$PIPPIN and many of us hoped for a surprise announcement. But once again — silence. 🤔
So, what’s really going on?
I came across an analysis by Kim H. Wong that explains a lot. According to him, there are two major reasons why big exchanges like Binance or Coinbase are staying away from Pi Coin for now:
1. ❌ Not Open Source
Unlike most blockchains, Pi Network's code isn't open-source. This means developers and the crypto community can’t examine or verify how the system actually works. For exchanges like Binance, transparency is a big deal — without it, trust becomes a serious issue.
2. 🔐 No Verified Security Audit
Security is everything when you're dealing with millions of users. But Pi Network has no third-party audit reports — and some audit claims made earlier were later refuted in disclaimers. Without proper documentation, it's hard for any major exchange to take the risk.
In short, until Pi Network opens up its code and proves it’s secure with verified audits, listing on Binance or any top-tier exchange might stay out of reach.
Let me know your thoughts! Are you still bullish on $PI, or do you think they need to clear these hurdles first?$$PIPPIN
