Pi Network and Binance: what is really happening? All the data on record movements and market expectations
Pi Network returns to the center of crypto news after the movement of over 20 million tokens from the official addresses of the Pi Foundation, a fact that in recent days is fueling questions about the possible listing on Binance.
The attention of investors and analysts is growing, while the community wonders how the price of Pi Network will evolve and what trading strategies to adopt in a context of uncertainty. But what are the official pieces of information? Which aspects really need to be monitored?
Pi Network and Binance: between listing rumors and strong on chain movements
Currently, there are no official confirmations or announcements from Binance or the Pi Foundation regarding an imminent listing.
The rumors are circulating mainly on social networks and specialized forums, following the large movement of tokens observed on public blockchains.
So far, however, no spokesperson from the exchanges involved has made statements on the matter. Caution remains essential (sources: CoinPedia, Crypto Times).
According to various analysts in the crypto sector – including sources consulted by CryptoSlate – an official listing announcement could have significant effects on the value of Pi Network, with some speculating a growth between 100% and 300%.
Others, however, highlight the high volatility and the presence of contrasting signals on short-term trends, suggesting caution to those intending to operate on the token.
In recent days, over 20 million Pi tokens have been transferred from official Pi Foundation addresses.
Data on specific token movements (such as 4.6 million deposited and 2.7 million withdrawn from exchanges in the recent 24 hours) are not confirmed in detail on available public blockchains, a fact to consider with caution.
Many observers interpret this data as possible preparations for a new phase of listing, although such operations do not in themselves constitute decisive proof of entry on Binance.
