Pi Network’s price has slipped into the red zone once more, falling 7% in the last 24 hours to trade at around $0.39. This drop comes amid debates about when – or if – Binance will finally list Pi Coin.
The Buzz Around August 15
The speculation about a possible August 15 listing did not come out of nowhere. Back in February, Binance Square ran a poll that attracted nearly 295,000 participants. A massive 86% of them voted in favour of Pi Coin’s listing, showing strong community support.
Recently, a user directly asked crypto analyst Dr. Altcoin: “What do you think of August 15? Will Binance list Pi?”
Expert Says: Not Yet
Dr. Altcoin responded that he does not believe Binance will list Pi Coin in August. He also said the Pi Core Team (PCT) is not yet ready to fully disclose its Open Mainnet roadmap or tokenomics. In his view, it’s still a “waiting game” for both the community and the exchange.
Why the Delay?
According to Dr. Altcoin, Binance is well aware of Pi’s strong foundation, large community base, and significant potential. At the same time, the PCT is taking a slow and calculated approach – perfecting the Pi blockchain, running stress tests, and fine-tuning the system before going public.
Pi Network currently has over 400,000 active nodes, making it one of the most distributed blockchain networks in the world. Experts believe it could process huge transaction volumes at high speed once fully operational.
Dr. Altcoin remains bullish on Pi’s future, saying he has a five-year investment outlook and continues to buy Pi weekly. Whether Binance lists the coin now or later, he says, does not change his strategy.
