Binance will list pi coin is the biggest question Pi community is asking since its launch was confirmed. Looking at the hype, Binance decided to amuse the crypto community by making a public poll about it. Now, the votes are out for Binance’s community vote to see if users want Pi Network’s native token, Pi Coin (PI), listed on its exchange.
Recently, Binance launched a community vote to decide whether to list Pi Coin (PI) on its exchange, following strong interest from its users. The vote ran from February 17 to 27, 2025, and was open to verified Binance users with at least $5 in their accounts.

Binance frequently holds community votes to understand user demand for new listings, but the results do not guarantee a listing. Instead, they serve as an indicator of interest, helping Binance assess whether a coin meets its standards before making a final decision.
As of February 26, a total of 226,948 eligible votes were counted, with 86.8% voting in favor of listing Pi Coin and 13.2% voting against it.
Binance has stated that it will review the votes, remove any non-eligible ones, and conduct further assessments before making an official announcement regarding Pi Coin’s listing.
The Pi Network community is eagerly awaiting Binance’s final decision on listing Pi Coin (PI). Pi Coin (PI) is currently trading at $2.09, down 20.26% in the last 24 hours, and it hit an all-time high of $2.98 two days ago.
Also Read: Fact Check: Is Binance Listing Pi? Viral Tweets Examined