$PI : From Hype to Hesitation — Can a Binance Listing Change the Narrative?
Pi Network brought millions into crypto long before they ever held a wallet. With its mobile mining concept, it felt like a revolution—simple, accessible, and promising. For a while, it seemed like something massive was on the horizon.
But after years of delays and no mainnet, many lost patience. Some even uninstalled the app entirely.
Then came the surprise: mainnet finally launched, and $PI traded above $1. Early adopters celebrated, finally seeing value for their long wait. But for newer users—especially those who joined after the launch or bought via OTC—the experience was far less rewarding. Prices slid, and confidence dropped again.
With another token unlock on the horizon, fears of renewed sell pressure are resurfacing. Some even suggest $PI could fall to $0.10 if sentiment weakens further.
Still, hope remains. Many believe a Binance listing could turn the tide. The logic? Listing brings trust, visibility, real liquidity—and maybe a chance at price recovery.
But here’s the uncomfortable question:
Was Pi Network always designed to benefit early adopters at the expense of latecomers?
Or could a Binance listing truly level the playing field?
Where do you stand?