Pi Network (PI) Rumored for Binance Listing Next Month – Here’s What You Need to Know

Rumors are swirling that Pi Network (PI) might finally make its long-awaited debut on Binance next month. If true, this could be the breakout moment millions of Pi miners have been waiting for—or just another hype cycle in crypto's endless carnival of speculation.

Why This Matters

A Binance listing would catapult PI into the mainstream, providing liquidity and legitimacy to a project that's spent years in 'mobile mining' limbo. But skeptics warn: even blue-chip exchanges list questionable assets when trading volumes get tempting.

The Bottom Line

Whether this turns into a moonshot or a cautionary tale depends entirely on whether Pi Network delivers real utility—or just becomes another token for degens to pump and dump. After all, what's one more unproven asset in an industry that treats white papers like lottery tickets?

Is This Time for Real?

Pi Network’s native token is tradable on several well-known cryptocurrency exchanges, including Bitget, Gate.io, and OKX. However, the giants Binance and Coinbase continue to stand aside.

The former held a community vote in February to check whether its users want to see Pi available on the platform. Over 85% of the voters clicked the “yes” option, and the community has been eagerly awaiting the breaking news from Binance.

Over the past several months, there were speculations that the exchange WOULD embrace the token on Pi Day (March 14) or Pi2Day (June 28). The latest speculation suggests August 15, with the community noting “unusual activity” in Binance’s hot wallets.

A message is circulating widely in the PI community:#PiNetwork is said to be preparing for a Binance listing on August 15 ️
Unusual $PI activity detected in Binance hot wallets…

Community buzz is growing — is the silent giant about to awaken?
Brace yourself for potential… pic.twitter.com/GxU0HZaMBt

— Pi Barter Mall/Pi Network 来购酷买 (@pibartermall) July 28, 2025

The proponents of the cryptocurrency would definitely applaud such a move, but some analysts have previously outlined hurdles that could prevent it from happening. Earlier this month, the X user Kim H Wong claimed that Pi Network’s blockchain code is not fully open-sourced, the team hasn’t completed a third-party security audit, and it may not have officially applied for a listing.

Price Outlook

Support from the biggest crypto exchange will most likely trigger a substantial price uptick for PI, which is among the worst-performing altcoins during this bull run. As of this writing, the valuation hovers at around $0.44 (according to CoinGecko’s data), representing an 85% decline from the all-time high of $3 registered in February.

Furthermore, the rising amount of PI coins stored at crypto exchanges hints that the pullback may continue in the short term. As CryptoPotato reported on July 22, the figure surpassed 400 million, and in the following days, it spiked even higher to the current 404.4 million.

The shift from self-custody methods to centralized platforms could be considered a bearish element, as it increases the immediate selling pressure.

On the other hand, some analysts remain optimistic. X user MOON JEFF recently said he purchased some PI tokens, expecting the price to soar to the $1-$1.50 range.