Binance hasn’t officially said they won’t list Pi Network. In fact, they even hosted a community vote—which shows there’s interest and awareness. It makes me wonder if some communication has already happened between Binance and the Pi Core Team.
Of course, Binance doesn’t list tokens just because of hype. Even with strong community support, they follow a careful process. Projects usually need to submit an application and go through review before getting listed.
If discussions did happen, maybe both sides agreed to wait. With all the attention Pi is getting, listing too soon could cause a price spike and lead to early selling. Delaying things might help stabilize the value and keep only those who really believe in the project.
The Pi Core Team doesn’t seem in a rush. They’ve been building since 2018, and Pi only recently gained value. It’s clear their focus is on the project—not on pumping the price. Dr. Chengdiao Fan once said, “Pioneers, don’t listen to the noise. Just hold.”
While she didn’t say it directly, I believe she meant this for those who truly believe in the project’s long-term vision.
