Binance's decision to list Pi Network's $PI token depends on a community vote, which recently concluded with 86% in favor, but the exchange has not confirmed an official listing as of early March 2025.

Binance evaluates tokens based on strict criteria, including user base size, technological robustness, community engagement, and market potential, as outlined in its listing policies and recent statements from its leadership.

The Pi Network's mainnet launch on February 20, 2025, and its growing global community, now larger than many countries, strengthen its case for a Binance listing, but controversies like China's warnings against listing Pi could complicate the process.

Binance's history of listing meme coins and high-profile tokens, such as Dogecoin and Trump coin, shows its willingness to consider popular projects, but it also faces criticism for inconsistent listing decisions, potentially affecting $PI's chances.

A Binance listing could significantly boost $PI's liquidity and price, as seen with other cryptocurrencies, but market conditions, like Pi's recent 20% price drop, may influence Binance's final decision.