Pi Network Binance listing speculation heats up as March 14 approaches; make or break situation for Pi Coin?

The crypto world is abuzz with fresh speculation over whether Binance, the largest cryptocurrency exchange, will finally list Pi Network (PI) on March 14. The potential listing could mark a major breakthrough for Pi Network, which has already found its way onto several major centralised exchanges (CEXs) but remains absent from Binance's roster.

Mounting Pressure for a Binance Listing

Pi Network supporters have been pushing for a Binance listing for months. In February, Binance held a community vote on the matter, where nearly 86% of over 290,000 participants supported the token’s listing. Despite the overwhelming approval, Binance made it clear that the vote was "for reference only," leaving the Pi Network community hanging without a clear answer.

Adding to the anticipation is the date itself—March 14 marks Pi Network’s sixth anniversary, a milestone that could serve as the perfect backdrop for a high-profile listing. However, Binance has yet to confirm any plans, leaving investors and the broader crypto community guessing.

Pi's Price Struggles and Potential Breakout

Pi Network’s price has faced downward pressure in recent weeks, dropping around 20% to trade near $1.40. This decline comes amid a broader market downturn, but a Binance listing could provide the momentum needed to reverse the trend.

Analysts from Binance suggest that a successful listing could propel Pi’s value to $3 or beyond, as increased liquidity and wider market exposure kick in.

Despite recent weakness, Pi has shown signs of resilience, rising about 5% in the last 24 hours. Technical indicators, however, reflect lingering bearish sentiment—the Relative Strength Index (RSI) remains near 35, indicating that the token is in oversold territory, while the MACD remains negative. Immediate resistance sits at $1.50, with a breakout potentially paving the way for a climb toward $2.00.

Pi Network: Innovation or Illusion?

Pi Network’s journey has been anything but smooth. Launched in 2019, the project aimed to democratise mining through mobile-based technology. While the concept attracted millions of users, delays in launching the open network and a lack of transparency have raised concerns. Critics have accused the project of being overhyped, while supporters remain confident in its long-term vision.

Currently, Pi Network is listed on platforms like OKX, Bitget, MEXC, and Gate.io, but the absence of a listing on tier-1 exchanges such as Binance, Coinbase, and Kraken has limited its mainstream acceptance. A Binance listing would not only boost trading volume but also signal market confidence in Pi’s legitimacy.

Binance's Changing Approach to Listings

A recent shift in Binance’s token listing strategy has added another layer of intrigue. On March 8, Binance announced a new co-governance model that allows the community to play a more active role in deciding which tokens get listed. Pi Network’s strong showing in the February vote could give it an edge under this revised framework.

Will March 14 Be the Game-Changer?

As the anniversary date approaches, Pi Network’s supporters are hopeful that Binance will finally give the green light. If the listing happens, it could trigger a price surge and solidify Pi’s place among top-tier crypto assets. If not, the wait will continue—along with growing pressure on Binance to clarify its stance on Pi Network.