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Did you hear? PI NODES are on another level!

Ethereum: 6,000+ nodes (~6,000 CPUs)

Bitcoin: 18,000+ nodes (~18,000 CPUs)

Pi Network: 200,000+ nodes and over 1,000,000+ CPUs!

Revolutionizing decentralization with unprecedented power!
Pi Network is proving the real strength of community. Are you running a Node yet?

Join the movement — don’t miss the future!

#pi
#NodePower

🚨 REALITY CHECK: What Happens If 1 $PI = $314,159? 🚨

If Pi Network's price reaches 🎯 $314,159 per coin with a total max supply of 100 billion coins, the market cap would skyrocket to $31.4 quadrillion 🤯.

Perspective:
300x Global GDP 🌍

Exceeds All Financial Assets Combined, including:

Real estate 🏢

Stock markets 📈

Gold reserves 🪙

Entire crypto market 💎

Such a valuation is economically unrealistic, as it would disrupt global financial systems and defy market principles.

🔥🔥 #Binance will not list #picoin 🔥🔥
Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange by volume, has confirmed it will not list Pi Coin from Pi Network, a decision that disappointed the community of supporters for this project.

The exchange's move highlights the barriers related to Pi's current development stage, market readiness, and uncertain regulatory environment.

Although Pi Network has a significant user base, Binance's standard due diligence process has uncovered some potential issues that make listing impossible at this time.
There are 3 major reasons:
🔥1. Anti-money laundering laws and security issues.
🔥2. Secondly, the open mainnet is not totally updated from #piteamcore
🔥3. third is that, so many people have not completed their kyc, wallet confirmation and migration due to lack of improvement work from pi team.

I believe #Binance is doing a great job by refusing to list the Pi Network.

As everyone knows, within the #PiNetwork community, many members who supported and backed the project have been unable to transfer their balances or activate their accounts. This has significantly contributed to preventing the coin’s price from dropping. A large portion of the Pi Network community has had their coins locked, with some waiting years for identity verification to be completed, while others, for unknown reasons, have not migrated their coins. All these factors have contributed to price stability. In fact, ambassadors and influencers have been well rewarded to continue producing content that supports the project. I think Binance should not list this project until it becomes clear what’s happening. There’s a lot of ambiguity surrounding the balances of the Pi Network community, with only a very small number able to migrate their coins, while the vast majority remain in the hands of the project team.

⚠️ This article reflects my personal opinion. Thank you for your understanding.

#PiCoinOnExchange
Key Requirements for Pi to Be Listed on Binance:

1. Fully Open Mainnet – Binance prefers projects with a live, decentralized blockchain.

2. Regulatory Compliance – KYC (Know Your Customer) and AML (Anti-Money Laundering) policies must be in place.

3. High Trading Demand – A strong, active community and market interest are crucial.

4. Technical and Security Standards – The blockchain must be secure, scalable, and functional.

If Pi Network meets these criteria and submits an application, Binance may consider listing Pi Coin. However, as of now, Pi Network has not confirmed an official Binance listing.

Pi has been working on domain names during this time
Actually, how should I put it! Domain auctions
This way of playing has become outdated
But why is Pi still doing it?
Because Pi lacks good creativity and ideas
As of now! After Pi launched its mainnet
It needs to take some actions to tell believers
We are doing things, we are still alive
But is this domain name really necessary?
In the end, it’s the users who get hurt from this hype!
If all users are KYC verified, it might be understandable
But if people are spending real money to buy Pi for speculation
Then the investment value is far below its actual value
Many domain projects end up in a mess
Spending huge registration and maintenance fees for something useless
This is a disaster for users
What is the usual way of playing with domain names?
It is usually direct registration without charging fees for different fields
Rather than starting with an auction! What is this for?
Completely relying on hype to raise popularity
Is the money of some brainless followers not money?
Where does the Pi official get the right
To auction commercial domain names like Facebook, Amazon, YouTube?
These are all copyrighted, yet the official seems unaware
To auction and push themselves into the spotlight
A gentleman does not stand under a dangerous wall, and Pi has no such awareness
While starting a business model, they are also infringing
Not thinking about how to handle user issues
Just doing these flashy things to harvest users
This is Pi, it has already rotted…
A complaint about Pi's infringement has already been filed to Amazon…
$BTC #Pi

🤔THINK DEEP🤔
if
pi network launches its own crypto exchange and then pi network exchange will number one exchange in the universe.

💥 That’s an interesting prediction! If Pi Network successfully launches its own crypto exchange, it could attract millions of users, especially given its large community.

💥 However, becoming the number one exchange in the universe would require

🌡️strong security,
🌡️liquidity,
🌡️regulatory compliance,
🌡️ innovative features.

💥 Right now, major exchanges like Binance, Coinbase, and Kraken dominate the market. Do you think Pi Network has what it takes to surpass them?

During the #bybit CEO’s negative statements about #pi , Pi Network’s price crashed from $1.7 to $1.2, losing nearly 25% - 30% in 24 hours. Market watchers blame speculation and the network’s enclosed mainnet. The Pi community remains confident. They see this as a short-term reaction overshadowed by Pi’s long-term potential. The controversy only sparked more debate on Pi’s legitimacy, fueling ongoing discussions about official listings and future growth. Traders watch carefully ahead.

Recently, some Pi Network supporters have given Binance a one-star rating on the Play Store and Apple Store, believing that this will pressure the exchange into listing Pi. While their passion for Pi is understandable, this approach is actually harmful and could slow down the listing process instead of speeding it up.
First, it's important to realize that Pi Network and Binance are not opponents. Binance is one of the largest and most trusted cryptocurrency exchanges in the world, and they have a strict process for listing new cryptocurrencies. Any exchange must ensure legal compliance, security, and proper integration before listing a new asset. Binance is not against Pi; they are simply following standard procedures to ensure everything is done correctly.
Moreover, giving Binance a low rating does not help Pi Network in any way. In fact, it damages Binance’s reputation, which could make them less interested in working with Pi in the future. A good relationship between Pi Network and Binance is crucial for a smooth and successful listing. Negative actions from the Pi community could create unnecessary conflicts, making the listing process even more difficult.
The best way for Pi supporters to contribute is by staying patient and promoting Pi Network in a positive manner. Instead of attacking exchanges, Pi supporters should focus on educating new users about how cryptocurrency listings work. Engaging in meaningful discussions, politely expressing support for Pi on social media, and using Pi in real-world transactions will do far more good than negative reviews.
Ultimately, the progress of Pi Network itself is the key to getting listed on major exchanges. Once the Pi Core Team fully launches the Open Mainnet and meets the necessary requirements, Binance and other exchanges will naturally list Pi. Until then, the best thing the Pi community can do is to remain patient and constructive. Rather than using negativity, Pi supporters should show the world that they are responsible and forward-thinking, helping Pi grow in the right direction.
#PiCoreTeam
#PiOnBinance

Many miners are feeling that 'Pi' will pump a lot but investors feel that it will become a meme token.
I have transferable 2028 PI tokens but they haven't been migrated yet , I also feel like this could become a meme token.

focus on the points given below-

1. #PI's support base is filled with miners But to grow any coin there should be more investors too.thats the reason impossible to grow as possible.

2. Holding also has an impact, but among the holders also 70-80% are miners.

3. There are many popular tokens that have dropped from $5 to $0.01 despite having a large support base. as example we can see :- '#WRX','#1INCH','#CAKE' .

4. Maximum #PI holders are new in the crypto market. 50% of them will book profit and go away.

5. We can see Pi Token's market cap was 14 billion 4 days ago, now it is 11 billion.

I will not say anything more, in the end I will just say this, play wisely.
#PiCoreTeam