Pi's Binance Listing Speculation Intensifies Amid Price Surge

The anticipation for Pi Network's mainnet launch has sparked intense speculation about a potential listing on Binance, following a 100% price surge after being listed on OKX. However, neither Binance nor the Pi Core Team has confirmed this, leaving the crypto community wondering if Binance will indeed list Pi or if it's just another overhyped rumor.
Pi Network differentiates itself from traditional cryptocurrencies by allowing mining through smartphones, making it more accessible. With over 100 million users, the project has gained significant traction. However, its path to becoming a fully tradable asset remains uncertain, and no major exchange has yet to fully back it.
Despite its growing popularity, which has overtaken Ethereum and XRP, making it one of the top 5 most followed cryptocurrencies worldwide, Pi Network faces challenges in gaining the support of major exchanges. Some argue that Pi Coin was never intended for speculation but rather for real-world utility through a barter system. If it sticks to this model without exchange listings, its adoption could grow steadily but slowly.
Binance, the world's largest crypto exchange, has not yet made a decision on listing Pi Coin. Other exchanges like Bybit have ruled it out, and HTX removed its Pi/USDT pair, indicating that big exchanges are hesitant to list Pi due to concerns about its legitimacy. Additionally, China's scrutiny of Pi Network, where it has been called a pyramid scheme by some, may also influence Binance's decision.
The sustainability of Pi Coin's price rally is also a topic of debate. Speculation places Pi Coin's 2025 price between $93 and $220, with an average estimate of $141. However, as of now, Pi is trading around $72 after a 10% drop, raising doubts about whether its rally is sustainable. Until Binance makes an official statement, Pi's listing remains purely speculative, and the hype surrounding it might just be another bubble waiting to burst.
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