The community has spoken—202,547 eligible votes (87.1%) supported listing $PI on @binance. A massive show of support! ✅
But then, we hear: ⚠️ “The vote is just for reference.” ⚖️ “Final listing depends on factors such as: ✔ Project roadmap ✔ Innovative technology ✔ Community engagement ✔ Overall project quality”
A reasonable approach, right? Every major exchange must uphold strict listing policies to maintain credibility.
🔎 But here’s the real question… If these rigorous standards are truly applied, why do meme coins with no real utility, weak fundamentals, and zero long-term vision often get listed almost instantly?
🚀 We’ve seen tokens created as jokes—some with anonymous teams, others launched overnight—getting fast-track listings simply because of short-term hype. Meanwhile, projects with strong communities and real-world adoption are forced to meet endless criteria.
Is this a fair system, or are we seeing selective enforcement at play? #PiCoreTeam #PiOnBinance #Pioneers👫great 💬 What’s your take on this? Let’s discuss! 👇