Pi Network: Transaction Sign on Binance Wallet Sparks Listing Hopes

The Pi Network community is “stirring” after notable activity appeared on Binance’s Stellar deposit wallet — a wallet that has previously been used for transactions related to Pi. Some signals suggest that Binance may be starting to test trading on the Pi Chain, raising a wave of speculation about the possibility of listing $PI on the world’s leading exchange. Surprising Signs from the Binance Wallet The wallet in question, with its long address, was originally the Stellar deposit wallet on Binance, and has recently recorded some experimental trading activities related to the Pi network. Notably, this timing coincides with an important announcement that is set to be released by the Pi Core Team on May 14th. According to revelations from the development team, there is currently a series of applications being built by developers within the Pi ecosystem that are under review and may soon be officially announced. The price of $PI has not reacted strongly yet. Although positive information is spreading, the price of Pi Coin has not yet recorded a significant breakthrough. In the past 24 hours, the price of $PI has only slightly increased by 4%, fluctuating around the level of 0.60 USD. Technical indicators such as RSI (Relative Strength Index) and OBV (On-Balance Volume) indicate that buying pressure remains weak. Many analysts predict that without a breakout factor such as being listed on Binance or a sudden increase in demand, Pi Coin may continue to move sideways or even drop to the level of 0.52 USD. Achievements and Challenges Since Mainnet Launch Since the mainnet officially launched in February 2025, Pi Network has built a strong community with over 60 million users worldwide. However, the network has also faced several obstacles, including low liquidity, weak trading activity, and especially a lack of smart contract features — a key factor for building decentralized applications. From Peak to Controversy Having reached a peak of nearly 2.90 USD, Pi Coin has faced significant pressure from concerns over legal issues, particularly related to the referral-based operating model (referral). Some leaders in the cryptocurrency space, including the CEO of Bybit, have publicly criticized Pi, even calling it a “scam”. However, the Pi development team has consistently denied these allegations and is committed to building a sustainable and transparent ecosystem. Focus on May 14 Now, the entire Pi community is counting down to May 14th with hopes for a new turning point. Will Binance really list Pi Coin? Which applications will be launched? Although nothing has been confirmed yet, if that happens, it could be the necessary “boost” to bring Pi back into a growth trajectory.