Pi Network’s Latest Wallet Update Renews Binance Listing Rumors

• Rumors are swirling that Pi Coin might soon find its way onto Binance after support options for the exchange were spotted inside the Pi Wallet.
• Over time, Pi has been listed on platforms, including MEXC, OKX, Gate.io, and most recently, Swapfone.

The Pi Network community is getting excited, and the hype is centered around a recent wallet update that has reignited speculation about a possible Binance listing. As Crypt News Flash reported, the latest Pi Wallet update added new sections under its Help & Support menu, specifically, “Binance Connect Support” and “Binance P2P Support.”

While the Pi Core Team has yet to make an official statement, the mere mention of Binance’s services has fueled excitement across social media. Many are now convinced that this could be the early groundwork for Binance integration, something the Pi community has been hoping for since the project’s inception.

For everyday Pi users, a Binance listing could be a game-changer. With Binance P2P, you could trade Pi directly for their local currencies, giving you an easy way to cash in or buy more tokens without relying on unofficial channels.

And with Binance Connect, a fiat-to-crypto gateway, it could make it simple to purchase Pi using regular money, removing a lot of the barriers that have slowed its growth outside the Pi community.

For years, Pi Network has built a massive following, boasting over 60 million users mining Pi on their smartphones. However, critics have often questioned its lack of liquidity and real-world trading availability, as Pi tokens are currently limited to select exchanges like OKX, MEXC, and Bitget.

Binance, being the largest cryptocurrency exchange in the world, represents the ultimate benchmark for legitimacy and access to global liquidity.

Technical and Regulatory Steps in Play

While this update is exciting, it doesn’t necessarily confirm a Binance listing. Binance has historically been cautious about listing new tokens, especially those without transparent supply models or open-source code, two criticisms frequently aimed at Pi.

Back in March, we reported on a Binance survey where an overwhelming 86% of participants said they support listing Pi Coin on the exchange, showing just how strong community interest is around the project.

Crypto analyst Kim H Wong explained that before Pi Network could ever see a listing on major exchanges like Binance or Coinbase, it would need to clear a few big hurdles.

These include completing strict security audits to meet exchange standards, improving its KYC compliance to satisfy global regulatory rules, and proving it can handle the massive trading volume that comes with a Binance listing.

Interestingly, while Pi is still working toward those goals, Swapfone, a mobile-first crypto exchange regulated in the U.S., has already stepped up, announcing it will list Pi Coin (PI) for public trading, launching with a PI/USDS trading pair.

Pi’s token price has slipped by 3.5% in the past 24 hours, now sitting about 85% below its all-time high of $2.98, which it hit during its launch week. Despite the dip, trading volume has remained steady at around $96 million.

This is not the first time rumors or speculation have surfaced about a Binance listing. What makes this scenario unique is that it comes directly from Pi’s own wallet infrastructure, a far more concrete signal than hearsay.