- 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,” Binance’s actions seem to ignore the overwhelming support the Pi Network already garnered in the initial vote held on February 17, 2025. With over 86% of the votes cast in favor of listing Pi Network, the community is questioning Binance’s transparency and commitment to the promises made.
Pi Network’s Overwhelming Support in Binance Vote
Pi Network’s community, known for its active engagement, was instrumental in securing an overwhelming majority vote to list Pi Network on Binance. More than 800,000 votes were cast, with over 86% favoring Pi Network. Pioneers, the users who mine Pi tokens using their smartphones, had to undergo a verification process and deposit funds to participate in the vote. The strength of the Pi Network community has been a driving force behind the success of the token, which continues to defy expectations in terms of user involvement and support.
However, Binance recently described this process as a “First Vote,” despite it being the second vote for the token. This discrepancy has caused frustration among Pi Network supporters who feel their efforts are being downplayed, especially considering the substantial financial and personal data they invested into the process. The community believes that Binance is taking advantage of their strength, possibly using the votes to enhance its own engagement at the expense of the Pi Network community.
Calls for Transparency and Fairness from Binance
The Pi Network community is not only calling for transparency but also for Binance to honor its initial promise. The community is demanding that Pi Network be listed on Binance as previously promised. With millions of dollars deposited for the vote and personal information submitted, many feel that this treatment is unfair and unprofessional. Pi Network supporters are urging Binance to follow through on their commitments, as they continue to demonstrate their trust by locking 7.26 million Pi tokens for three years.
As a result, some are suggesting that Pi Network should look to establish its own exchange, tentatively named “Pinance,” to protect its community from potential exploitation. While the Pi Network community doesn’t want to make accusations, they are firm in their belief that Binance must fulfill its promises to avoid damaging its credibility within the broader crypto space.
The situation continues to unfold, and Pi Network supporters are determined to ensure that their voices are heard as they push for what they believe is fair and just.
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