#PI该上线币安吗？

Should PI be listed on Binance? The real test is just beginning.

There has been ongoing debate in the market about whether PI should be listed on Binance. Supporters believe that Binance's traffic and market recognition can help PI truly enter the mainstream trading market, while opponents worry that once listed, price volatility may intensify, potentially triggering large-scale sell-offs.

PI indeed has a large user base, but the issue is that a large community does not equate to real market value. Binance's strict review mechanism not only focuses on user numbers but also places great importance on the project's technical strength, actual application scenarios, and compliance. If PI wants to be listed smoothly, it must not only prove its technology and decentralized value but also provide a clear circulation mechanism.

On the other hand, once listed, the market's free trading will break the currently closed ecosystem. Many users expect PI to surge after listing, but reality may not be as rosy as imagined—if market liquidity is insufficient or selling pressure is too great, prices may fluctuate wildly in the short term.

Therefore, whether PI should be listed on Binance is not a question of 'can it be done', but rather 'is it ready'. If the project team can deliver a sufficiently convincing answer, then listing on Binance may be a new starting point rather than an endpoint. For investors, rational thinking is more important than blind expectation.