Binance's initiative to conduct a community referendum on the listing of Pi Network has sparked widespread debate within the cryptocurrency community.
Binance has confirmed that the results of the referendum do not necessarily mean the listing of the currency, and the decision is subject to security and compliance standards and market demand.
The platform emphasized that the voting is merely an indicator of community interest and not a final decision, and it will rely on its review processes and specific criteria to make the appropriate decision.
Although the results of the referendum on Binance confirmed that a large percentage of participants support the listing of the currency, reflecting widespread interest from users in trading Pi Network.
It is certain that the potential listing could have a positive impact on the currency's value and enhance its status in global markets, significantly increasing demand and potentially raising its price noticeably.
Some believe that Binance sought through this referendum to understand the opinions of its large community, but the final decision regarding the listing of Pi Network has not yet been made, and it will be subject to the platform's specific criteria.
However, many in the Pi community believe that Binance exploited them through this referendum and voting, having listed more than ten cryptocurrencies on its platform while ignoring Pi and its community and the referendum results.
