Binance has emphasized that the results are ‘for reference only’ and will not directly determine Pi Coin’s listing.

Key Notes

• Binance launched a community vote on February 17, 2025, with 86% of 2 million voters supporting Pi Coin’s listing.
• Only verified Binance users with at least $5 in assets can vote, but results won’t directly determine the listing.
• Pi Coin’s IOU price trends suggest a $50–$75 range, but market history warns of potential post-launch declines.

Binance has launched a community vote to decide whether Pi Network’s token, Pi Coin, should be listed on its platform. The decision follows a surge in discussions and interest among users regarding the token’s potential. The vote, which began on February 17, 2025, at 14:45 (UTC), will remain open until February 27, 2025, at 23:59 (UTC).

Users are given a simple choice: “Yes” or “No.” However, not everyone can vote. To participate, users must be logged into their verified Binance accounts and maintain a minimum balance of 5 USD equivalent assets in their exchange wallets throughout the voting period. If an account’s balance drops below that threshold at any point, the vote will be invalid.

At the time of writing, the community vote saw an overwhelming 86% of respondents supporting Pi Network’s launch on Binance, while only 14% opposed. Engagement levels are soaring with 2 million votes cast and 10 days remaining. The post has garnered 7,000 comments and 4,700 shares, highlighting interest in Pi Network’s future.

Binance Sets Strict Voting Rules

Binance has outlined clear conditions for voting eligibility. Only votes cast under the official post on Binance Square Official will be considered. Additionally, votes will be reviewed to filter out any that violate terms and conditions before the final results are announced.

Though daily updates on voting progress will be shared, Binance has emphasized that the results are “for reference only” and will not directly determine Pi Coin’s listing. 

“The project’s launch is still undergoing evaluation, and the decision will be based on our official review processes and standards,” Binance clarified.

Participation in the vote is restricted in some regions, including China. Binance has also stated that exclusions may change without prior notice. Despite the voting initiative, the final listing decision rests solely with the exchange.

Market Clues Hint at $50–$75 Price Zone for Pi Coin

With Pi Network’s official launch approaching, the market remains uncertain about how the token will perform once fully tradeable. Historically, highly anticipated airdrops and new blockchain launches have seen significant price declines shortly after going live.

Tokens like PENGU and BLAST initially created excitement but struggled to maintain value post-launch. However, Hyperliquid proved to be an exception, sustaining strong price levels after its debut. Pi Network supporters hope the token follows a similar path rather than fading into market noise.

Despite the uncertainty, Pi Coin’s IOU price movements have provided clues about market expectations. A closer look at price trends reveals that Pi Coin has seen consistent volume spikes between $60 and $75, with strong accumulation activity in the $50–$60 range. This suggests a potential price floor where demand remains steady, but whether Pi Coin can maintain value post-launch remains an open question.