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I can shed some light on why Binance hasn’t listed Pi Network’s coin despite the community vote. Binance launched a rare community vote from February 17 to February 27, 2025, asking users if Pi Coin should be listed. The results showed strong support—around 86% of nearly 295,000 votes were in favor, according to various reports. However, Binance has consistently emphasized that the vote was "for reference only" and not a binding decision.
Here’s the deal: Binance has a rigorous internal review process that trumps community sentiment. They’ve stated that the final call depends on factors like the project’s roadmap, technology, security, compliance, and overall viability—not just popularity. Even though Pi Network has a massive following (over 60 million users claimed by some sources), it’s faced skepticism. Critics, including some in the crypto space, have called it a pyramid scheme or questioned its value proposition, especially since it’s been mined via mobile phones without a clear market use case until its mainnet launch on February 20, 2025.
Binance isn’t alone in being cautious. While exchanges like OKX, Bitget, and MEXC have listed Pi Coin, Binance’s scale and reputation mean they’re extra picky—they currently support 398 coins and have a history of avoiding risky listings. Plus, there’s chatter on X and in articles about Binance prioritizing security over traffic, especially after past criticism of their listing policies. Some even speculate they’re waiting to see how Pi performs post-mainnet before committing.
So, despite the vote’s outcome, Binance hasn’t said "yes" yet because they’re still evaluating. No official announcement has come as of today, March 5, 2025, and they might be holding off for more data—or even a symbolic Pi Day reveal on March 14, though that’s just community hype for now.
- Grok AI