- Binance’s new structured listing guidelines have sparked renewed speculation around a potential Pi Coin listing.
- With strong community support, resumed trading, and growing ecosystem utility, Pi Coin is gaining momentum toward meeting Binance’s criteria.
In a move that’s stirring excitement across the crypto world, Binance—the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange—has overhauled its asset listing process, igniting fresh hope for a potential Pi Coin listing.
The exchange unveiled a revamped framework that segments listing applications into three new categories: Alpha (early-stage projects), Futures, and Spot. Each path includes strict criteria focusing on tokenomics, adoption, technical security, and regulatory compliance. The new structure aims to enhance transparency and offer a clearer roadmap for digital assets seeking listing approval.
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Among the most talked-about projects eyeing a Binance debut is Pi Coin, which has recently regained momentum. In a community-driven Binance poll, Pi Coin earned a staggering 86% of the vote—about 295,000 users rallied in favor of its listing. While not a definitive decision, the vote sends a strong signal about Pi’s popularity within the crypto community.
Adding fuel to the speculation, Pi Coin has resumed trading on BitMart after resolving Know Your Business (KYB) compliance concerns that had halted its activity for a month. This comeback marks a significant step toward meeting the regulatory standards Binance now requires for listings.
Currently trading at $0.6470, Pi Coin has shown signs of stabilization. Analysts believe this could be the calm before a storm, with some—like crypto analyst Moon Jeff—predicting a rally that could push the token to $5, should momentum continue.
Further boosting investor confidence is news that the Pi Network team has been quietly buying back over 48 million coins from exchanges in an effort to reduce sell pressure. They’ve also begun approving decentralized apps (dApps), like FruityPi, within the Pi ecosystem, a sign that real-world utility is on the rise.
With strong community backing, improved regulatory alignment, and renewed developer engagement, Pi Coin could be positioning itself for a major listing breakthrough. All eyes are now on Binance—will it give Pi Coin the green light?