đŁđąPI GETS REJECTED WITH EXCHANGESâŒïžđ
Following Pi Network's announcement of its mainnet launch scheduled for February 20, 2025, the project has faced challenges regarding exchange listings.
Notably, Bybit's CEO, Ben Zhou, has explicitly refused to list the Pi tokenđ„, citing concerns over potential financial disputes and the project's legitimacy. đ€Ą
In contrast, OKX has proceeded with listing Piâ ïž, a decision that has sparked debate within the crypto community. Critics have raised questions about Pi Network's referral-based mining model and the prolonged timeline for its mainnet launch. âĄïž
Additionally, Pi Network has disapproved of unauthorized listings by exchanges such as Huobi and XT.COM, stating that these listings occurred without the network's consent and may involve tokens that are not the authentic Pi.đđŻ
Following Pi Network's announcement of its mainnet launch scheduled for February 20, 2025, the project has faced challenges regarding exchange listings.
Notably, Bybit's CEO, Ben Zhou, has explicitly refused to list the Pi tokenđ„, citing concerns over potential financial disputes and the project's legitimacy. đ€Ą
In contrast, OKX has proceeded with listing Piâ ïž, a decision that has sparked debate within the crypto community. Critics have raised questions about Pi Network's referral-based mining model and the prolonged timeline for its mainnet launch. âĄïž
Additionally, Pi Network has disapproved of unauthorized listings by exchanges such as Huobi and XT.COM, stating that these listings occurred without the network's consent and may involve tokens that are not the authentic Pi.đđŻ