Pi Network has gained massive community support, becoming the fifth-largest cryptocurrency by following, with 3.7 million supporters. Now, Binance
This unexpected move has sparked excitement, debate, and speculation across the crypto space. Is Binance finally considering a Pi Coin listing, or is this just a way to gauge public interest? And more importantly – does the community vote even matter in the final decision?
Here’s what Binance had to say next.
Binance’s decision to hold a community vote is rare since the exchange usually does not seek public input on token listings. However, with Pi Network gaining momentum, Binance has decided to hear directly from its global users.
Announcing the vote, Binance stated:
“We have been listening to the vibrant discussions within our community about Pi Network. To ensure users’ voices are heard, Binance is launching a Community Vote.”
To participate, users must log into their verified Binance accounts and hold at least 5 USD worth of assets. Each eligible user gets one vote, choosing either “Yes” or “No” on whether Pi Coin should be listed.
The voting period runs from February 17, 2025, to February 27, 2025, and votes must be cast through Binance Square’s official post.
Binance will track votes daily but has made it clear that only valid votes will be counted. Users must maintain a minimum $5 balance throughout the voting period, and any votes violating the terms will be removed before the final results are announced.
Just a few days into the vote, the Pi Network community has shown overwhelming support for a Binance listing. So far, 88 percent of voters are in favor, while only 12 percent are against it.
More than 2 million votes have already been cast, and participation continues to grow as the deadline approaches.
Despite the strong support, Binance has made it clear that the community vote does not guarantee a listing. The exchange noted that while user feedback is valuable, it will not reverse Binance’s official review process.
Binance confirmed that Pi Coin is still under review and will only be listed if it meets the exchange’s strict requirements. For now, Pi supporters will have to wait and see if the listing becomes a reality.
Community support is strong, but crypto listings are never that simple. Pi Coin’s fate now rests in Binance’s hands.
To vote, log into Binance, hold at least $5 in assets, and cast your vote on Binance Square’s official post.
The community vote runs from February 17 to February 27, 2025.
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