Binance Invites Users to Vote on Pi Network Token Listing

Binance Invites Users to Vote on Pi Network Token Listing

Key Points:

  • Binance invites users to vote on whether the Pi Network token should be listed on the exchange.
  • The project, with over 60 million users, is seeing increased interest, particularly after the announcement of its mainnet launch.

Binance has launched a community vote to determine whether the Pi Network (PI) token should be listed on its exchange.

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Binance’s Community Vote on Pi Network Token Listing Will Begin From February 17

The vote comes in response to growing interest from the platform’s users, allowing the exchange to gauge community sentiment before making any decisions regarding the token’s official listing.

Although Binance has not made a formal commitment to listing PI, the outcome of the vote could significantly influence the exchange’s final decision. The poll is viewed as a positive step for Pi Network’s community, which has long waited for the token’s exchange listing.

To participate in the vote, users must be logged into verified Binance accounts and hold at least 5 USD equivalent in assets within their accounts. Each user is allowed one vote during the designated period, which will run from February 17, 2025, at 14:45 UTC, until February 27, 2025, at 23:59 UTC.

Pi Network Gains Momentum with Open Mainnet Launch

The vote follows Pi Network‘s growing user base, which has now surpassed 60 million worldwide, according to the team’s statement. The project, which offers a free mobile-based cryptocurrency mining application, has gained significant attention.

However, some users have expressed frustration due to the prolonged wait for its mainnet launch. Despite these concerns, the recent announcement of the open mainnet has restored confidence in the community.

Pi Network’s PI token is slated to be listed on the OKX exchange on February 20, 2025, marking a significant milestone for the project. However, not all exchanges are willing to accept the token. Bybit’s CEO, Ben Zhou, recently dismissed speculation, stating that the exchange will not list PI.

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