Pi Network has one of the largest KYC-verified communities in crypto, with millions of engaged users—way more than most projects that are already listed on major exchanges. The demand is huge, and yet Binance still hasn’t listed Pi. Why?
Many projects struggle to build real-world use cases, but Pi is different. Developers are already creating dApps and real-world utilities that give Pi real value. For example, Zypto integrated Pi into their App enabling users to manage Pi directly using their wallet and services. This kind of adoption proves that Pi is more than just a concept—it’s becoming a real financial tool.
With so many users already verified, active, and building, it’s only a matter of time before major exchanges like Binance recognize Pi’s potential. So the question is—when will Binance listen to the majority of its users and finally list Pi?
What do you think? Should Binance speed things up and list Pi already?