A cryptic social media post from leading cryptocurrency exchange Binance referencing the π symbol has stirred a wave of speculation among Pi Network enthusiasts, who believe the exchange might be preparing to list the PI token. The post, shared on May 15 from Binance ’s official X (formerly Twitter) account, featured multiple uses of the Greek letter π without proper context, within a stylized version of its logo. That alone was enough to spark excitement among the Pi Network community ... Pi Network users said they don't want the token to be listed on Binance due to several issues. Here are the top reasons for their refusal. Binance is under fire for reconsidering community-driven token listings and potentially adding Pi Network (PI) to its exchange. The move has sparked concerns about security and listing priorities . On February 17, Binance launched a community vote to gauge interest in listing Pi Network. Pi Network community questions Binance ’s handling of the listing process despite strong support. Over 86% voted for Pi Network ’s listing on Binance . Binance ’s “First Vote” claim frustrates Pi Network supporters. Community urges Binance to honor its commitment and protect its reputation. In a bold statement, the Pi Network community has raised serious concerns over Binance ’s handling of the Pi Network token listing process. Despite claiming to launch a “First Vote to List ...
