Stellar Wallet Movements Spark Frenzy—Is Pi Network’s Binance Listing Imminent?

A flurry of activity in a high-profile Stellar wallet has crypto sleuths buzzing—and Pi Network (PI) traders holding their breath. On-chain analysts spotted a series of large transactions from an address linked to Pi Network’s development team, fueling speculation that a Binance listing could be in the works.

The timing couldn’t be more suspicious. Just days before Binance’s quarterly ’coin listing review’—where executives decide which tokens get the golden ticket—this wallet moved enough XLM to cover listing fees ten times over. Coincidence? The market doesn’t think so.

Binance remains tight-lipped as usual, hiding behind their favorite corporate shield: ’We never comment on listing rumors.’ Meanwhile, PI’s price jumped 27% on unverified rumors alone—because nothing says ’healthy market’ like traders gambling on wallet movements and corporate silence.

One thing’s certain: if this listing happens, someone’s getting rich. And it won’t be the retail traders left holding the bag when the whales cash out.

Is Binance Preparing to List Pi Network? 

This wallet recently showed a balance of 2 PI tokens, verified through both Piscan.io and StellarExpert, raising questions about Binance’s involvement with the Pi ecosystem. 

The connection gained traction after popular Pioneers highlighted over 294,000 PI transactions processed on Stellar in a matter of days. 

Furthermore, the technical underpinnings of Pi Network provide additional context. Unlike traditional cryptocurrencies that rely on Proof-of-Work (PoW) or Proof-of-Stake (PoS), Pi uses a mining method inspired by the Stellar Consensus Protocol (SCP). 

This allows for energy-efficient validation through trust-based “security circles” rather than computational power, aligning with Pi’s mobile-first, user-centric model. 

Also, this architecture makes Stellar a logical platform for transaction testing and wallet integration, particularly in a pre-listing environment.

Adding fuel to the speculation, Pi Network recently activated its mainnet wallets for KYC-verified users, a key milestone in making PI tradable and exchange-compatible. 

Is $PI finally coming to Binance?

The Binance stellar deposit wallet which is the same as their $PI wallet has started testing transactions on the $PI chain.
The wallet (GABFQIK63R2NETJM7T673EAMZN4RJLLGP3OFUEJU5SZVTGWUKULZJNL6) is testing the transactions. #PiNetwork pic.twitter.com/2lUqPy5Ivi

While there is no official confirmation from Binance, the combination of blockchain activity, wallet movement, and protocol compatibility offers a plausible basis for the rumors. 

When PI initially launched in February 2025, Binance held a community vote to list the token. Despite the overwhelming positive response from the exchange’s users, Binance did not list the altcoin.

Meanwhile, PI dropped to an all-time low last month, after reaching a peak of $2.99 in February. The altcoin has faced severe criticism over its latest roadmap announcement and KYC challenges. 

Still, without direct communication from Binance or Pi Network, the speculation remains just that.