The Pi Network community is buzzing right now, and it’s all because of a wave of tweets claiming that Binance, one of the biggest crypto exchanges has listed or is about to list Pi ($PI). Sounds like a big deal, right? Let’s pause for a second, where did this claim even come from, and does it actually hold up?
The Claims That Started It All
It all started with a tweet from ‘Moon Jeff,’ a Twitter user with around 16K followers. He wrote: “Is this true? Binance is already in the list of $PI verified businesses. If it is true, then this is very Bullish for #PiNetwork. Send $PI to 3 dollars.”
To support his claim, he shared an image supposedly showing Binance listed among Pi’s KYB-verified businesses. But the image itself seemed questionable.
Soon after, another user, ‘Dr. Nicolas Kokkalis’ (with 13K followers), jumped in with a more dramatic take: “Binance will list Pi soon. Pi to the moon. Your patience is your greatest power, Pioneers! Every step forward with Pi Network is a leap toward a brighter decentralized future. Trust the process, stay committed, and let time amplify your efforts.”
And then came ‘Lord Drey,’ an influencer with a massive following of 182.7K. His tweet simply stated: “Breaking News: @binance to list Pi..”
This, too, was accompanied by an image suggesting Binance’s involvement with Pi. With these tweets gaining traction, many Pi supporters were quick to believe the claims. But do they actually hold up?
A quick fact check on the official Pi Network website tells a different story, Binance is not listed as a KYB-verified business. The official list of exchanges currently verified includes:
- OKX
- Bitget
- Gate.io
- Pionex
- MEXC
Nowhere does Binance appear. This makes it clear that the viral tweets and images are either misleading or outright fake.
Social media thrives on hype, and when big accounts with thousands of followers post something, people assume it must be true. Add in the excitement surrounding Pi Network, and you get the perfect recipe for misinformation.
The issue is, that many don’t take the time to fact-check, and that’s how false claims spread like wildfire. Screenshots can be edited, and tweets can be crafted to sound convincing, but that doesn’t make them real.
The claim that Binance is listing Pi is completely false. However, this has not been confirmed by Binance or Pi Network in any way. The list of KYB-verified exchanges has not changed and does not include Binance.
And take it with a grain of, well, all the other things check with official sources before getting swept up in the hype. The best way to not fall for one of these rumors is to be able to actually stay up to date in the cryptocurrency world, where “rumors” spread fast.
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