Pi is one of the most controversial projects in the world of cryptocurrencies, attracting millions of users through the mining application on smartphones. However, it is still not listed on major exchanges such as Binance, so why?
✅ 1. Mainnet is not fully launched
Although the Pi Network team has announced the development of the network, the project is still in the closed Mainnet stage, which means that transfers outside the Pi ecosystem are not yet possible.
✅ 2. Lack of transparency and clarity
Binance requires a high level of transparency and credibility in the projects it lists. So far, there has been no clear evidence provided about how the coin works, its economics (tokennomics), or future plans for trading it.
✅ 3. Failure to meet listing requirements
Binance has strict criteria for listing coins, such as liquidity, trading volume, demand, and the actual project behind the coin. So far, Pi has yet to prove its worth in these aspects.
✅ 4. Lack of clarity about the mining mechanism and the actual value
Pi is “mined” via mobile phones, but this is not the same as real mining like Bitcoin. There are questions about the true value of the tokens users receive.
⚠ When will Pi coin be listed?
The coin’s listing on Binance depends on the development team’s decision to fully launch the network and prove that the coin is tradable on open markets. Until then, it remains just an internal digital asset with no formal trading market.
📌 Tip: Don't be fooled by rumors claiming that Pi is already listed on major platforms, always check the news through official sources!
What do you think about the Pi project? Do you think it will reach the trading platforms?
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