PI became one of 2025’s most sensational tokens. Within two weeks of launch, the price surged by 1,773.5%, hitting an all-time high of $2.99. But by week 7, heavy sell pressure pushed the price down by nearly 67%. Since then, it has mostly ranged between $0.40–$1.43, and is currently trading around $0.45, still 354% above its week-one open.
PI is already listed on popular exchanges like OKX, Gate.io, MEXC, Bitget, CoinDCX, and others.
In a recent post on X, crypto analyst Dr Altcoin explained the key reasons why Binance hasn’t listed PI yet:
Pi Network reportedly demands that all exchanges complete a Know Your Business (KYB) process. Binance may see this as overreach, as most projects don’t impose such terms.
Binance requires projects to submit clear tokenomics (total supply, distribution model, vesting schedules), and a public roadmap. Pi has yet to fully disclose these details, which raises red flags about project maturity and regulatory alignment.
Despite the listing delay, PI shows strong organic demand, clocking over $100 million in daily trading volume.
Dr Altcoin believes Binance could eventually list PI by 2026–27, but only if certain key milestones are met.
However, many users are still stuck in migration due to:
Launched during Pi2Day 2025, this AI-powered no-code platform has enabled over 21,000 user-created apps within the Pi ecosystem.
Pi Network announced a fund to support startups building on Pi, offering capital in both PI tokens and USD.
Dr Altcoin recommends that the Pi community think long-term, rather than hoping for short-term hype. Key requirements before a Binance listing:
While Binance hasn’t listed PI yet, the potential remains high. If Pi Network can fix its tokenomics gap, improve on-chain transparency, and grow its ecosystem, it’s likely to land on major platforms in the coming years.
Binance hasn’t listed PI due to Pi’s KYB listing demands and lack of clear tokenomics and a public roadmap.
Pi is listed on OKX, Gate.io, MEXC, Bitget, CoinDCX, and several other global exchanges.
Analysts say Binance may list Pi between 2026–27 if transparency and ecosystem milestones are achieved.
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