Pi Network has been making waves ever since its long-awaited mainnet launch on February 20, sparking excitement among its massive community. But despite its growing popularity, one major milestone remains—getting listed on top exchanges like Binance.
Now, Binance has introduced a new listing model that could change everything. With strong community support already in place, could this finally be Pi Network’s chance to secure an official listing?
Here’s what’s happening and why a Binance listing might be closer than ever.
Binance has launched a decentralized voting system where users holding at least 0.01 BNB can vote in “Vote to List” and “Vote to Delist” polls. To be listed, projects must secure enough community support.
This system aligns with Pi Network’s recent community voting event, where 88% of voters supported listing Pi on exchanges.
If a token gains enough popularity, Binance will move forward with the listing process, offering rewards like airdrops to early supporters. The system also includes a delisting option, allowing users to vote out tokens that fail to meet community or regulatory standards. Binance says the goal is to give the community more control while ensuring listed tokens meet compliance rules.
Under Binance’s new model, Pi Network already has a strong case for being listed. In the community vote held from February 17 to February 27, 2025, Binance received 232,676 eligible votes regarding Pi’s listing.
Of these, 88% (202,547 votes) were in favor, while 12% (30,129 votes) opposed it. With such strong backing, Binance now faces pressure to follow through and list Pi Network. If the exchange sticks to its new system, Pi’s listing could happen soon.
Despite not being listed on Binance yet, Pi Network has built a strong community and a solid market presence. Currently, Pi Coin is trading at around $1.81, up 2% in the past 24 hours.
Many believe that if Binance officially lists PI, its price could surge beyond $10, potentially pushing it into the top 10 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization. Right now, Pi ranks 11th with a market cap of $12.95 billion, just behind Tron (TRX) and Cardano (ADA).
If community support is the key, Pi Network might already have its foot in Binance’s door.
Pi Network received 88% community support in Binance’s new voting model. If Binance follows its listing process, Pi Network could be listed soon.
If Binance lists Pi, its price could surge past $10, increasing market cap and ranking it among the top 10 cryptocurrencies globally.
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