No Binance listing for Pi
Despite massive community support and over 2 million votes pushing for a Binance listing, Pi Network’s native token remains unlisted and unheard by the exchange as of April 2025.
Pi Network launched with a bold, although somewhat farfetched mission: make cryptocurrency mining accessible to anyone with a smartphone. No expensive hardware, no complicated setup — just a simple tap once a day.
While the idea would have Coinbase and Kraken have steered clear. The lack of transparency from the Pi Core Team on development milestones and token economics only deepens user frustration.
Did you know? It’s been reported that Bybit’s CEO called the Pi Network a “scam” — a label the developers deny but one that hangs heavy in the absence of clear communication.
Without exchange listings, is there a future for Pi Network?
Could Pi succeed without major exchange listings? Technically, yes — but the odds are narrowing fast.
To do so, it would need to pivot fully into a functional ecosystem where Pi is used, not traded. That means solving the KYC backlog, building a real application layer, attracting developers and showing meaningful payment activity. It’s a tall order.
The more likely outcome is that Pi needs at least some exchange support to gain the liquidity, visibility and trust it currently lacks. Without it, Pi may remain a well-intentioned experiment that never fully escapes its enclosed garden — or worse, collapses under the weight of its own hype.
In short, Pi Network doesn’t need Binance to exist. But to thrive? That’s another story.