The word “listing” refers to PI becoming available for trading on major cryptocurrency exchanges — meaning PI would be exchange-tradeable (rather than trapped in “IOU” or “internal” system).
For a while, much of the excitement around PI has been about getting listed on big exchanges such as , , , etc. That listing would allow broad access and normal trading, which is a big milestone for any crypto.
In the past (around early 2025), there were signs of listing activity: PI was reportedly listed on several exchanges ahead of its “Open Mainnet” launch.
📉 What’s Happening Now (as of December 2025)
Despite earlier optimism, PI’s price has recently fallen. It’s trading around $0.22 and there is renewed downward pressure — possibly due to token unlocks and increasing supply on exchanges.
One major blow: a lawsuit in the U.S. was filed against (the company behind Pi) and its executives — accusing them of fraud, secret token transfers / sales, and misleading users about PI’s decentralization status.
This legal cloud has spooked some investors: despite some large “whales” still accumulating PI, technical indicators and market sentiment seem bearish for the near term.
🔍 Will PI Be Listed — On Which Exchanges?
The community and market still hope for a listing on top-tier exchanges such as Binance or Coinbase. That interest remains — for example, one poll on Binance had ~86% participants vote in favor of listing PI.
But as of now, there is no confirmed listing on major exchanges** like Binance or Coinbase. The listing remains speculative — despite rumors, wallet activity signals, and community votes.
Some smaller / mid-tier exchanges — e.g. , OKX, — appear on lists that show PI trading (or IOU trading), but that doesn’t necessarily equate to a fully trusted “mainstream” listing with strong liquidity.
⚠️ What You Should Watch Out For
Heavy token unlocks are underway: large batches (hundreds of millions) of PI tokens are scheduled to be released soon, which tends to increase supply and put downward pressure on price.
The legal case and fraud allegations against the project’s developers may delay or complicate any listing on major exchanges — or at very least add risk for holders.
Price volatility remains high. While some investors (especially “whales”) are accumulating, many analysts view current PI price action as weak — with key support zones under pressure.
✅ What’s Next: What to Monitor
Official announcements from top exchanges (Binance, Coinbase, OKX, etc.) about PI listing — that would be a major trigger.
Updates on the lawsuit vs SocialChain / Pi Network — outcome could influence exchange decisions and investor sentiment.
Token unlock schedule and how many PI coins hit the circulating supply — large unlocks could lead to selling pressure, smaller or delayed unlocks could reduce downside pressure.
On-chain activity and real-world utility growth (e.g. more usage, apps, payments) — which could increase confidence in PI as a long-term project.
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