Binance’s decision not to list Pi Network makes sense when you look at the bigger picture. Since most Pi coins are still locked and not actually circulating, there’s a real risk of price manipulation or extreme volatility if it were listed too soon.

Another big issue is the large number of users who haven’t completed KYC (identity verification), which delays coin migration and raises concerns about security and transparency. Binance, being a top exchange, has to be cautious about listing assets that aren’t fully tradeable or widely accessible.

On the flip side, Pi supporters see this as a missed opportunity and believe the project has huge potential once it fully launches.

What do you think—will Pi eventually make it to Binance, or is it too risky?