Did Binance Really List Pi Coin?

Here’s the Truth You Need to Know

Lately, Pi Network fans have been buzzing with excitement over a viral rumor that Binance has officially listed Pi Coin ($PI) on its exchange. It all started with a trending post on X (formerly Twitter) claiming:

"Binance has listed $Pi — I believe this is the beginning. Next, we’ll witness a miracle!"

The post even included a screenshot that looked like Pi’s price was being displayed on Binance’s platform.

But let’s pause for a reality check...

As of now, there has been no official announcement from either Binance or Pi Network confirming any such listing. That means Pi Coin is not available for trading on Binance at this time.

To be fair, Binance has previously shown interest in Pi. They hosted a "Vote to List" campaign where users could vote on which coins they wanted to see listed — and Pi was among the options. They even ran a community poll asking users whether Pi should be added to the platform.

However, Binance has made it clear: community polls don’t guarantee a listing.

To be listed, a project must meet several strict requirements, including:

Active trading volume

Legal compliance

Risk assessments and security checks

Some time ago, Binance also shared creative visuals featuring the π (Pi) symbol, which excited the Pi community — but those were just visuals, not official confirmations of a listing.

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