Stunning Poll Reveals: Majority of Pi Network Users Don’t Want Binance Listing—Until Major Problems Are Fixed!
Pi Network’s own community says “no” to a Binance listing, fearing unresolved KYC issues and wallet woes could crash the project in 2025.
- 72%+ of Pi Network poll respondents oppose immediate Binance listing
- Over 4 months average KYC approval wait, with some users waiting years
- $0.6526 – Pi coin’s current price after dropping 10% in one week (CoinMarketCap)
- March 14, 2025 – Deadline for KYC completion and mainnet migration
Pi Network’s latest poll results have taken the crypto world by storm. In a recent survey by a popular Pi community account on X (formerly Twitter), a strong majority of users made their opinion clear: they do not want to see Pi listed on Binance—at least, not yet.
Instead of jumping onto one of crypto’s most coveted exchanges, Pi users are sounding alarms about broken systems and unresolved issues that threaten the project’s future. With crypto buzz at an all-time high for new listings, why are Pi holders urging caution?
Why Are Pi Network Users Voting “No” on Binance Listing?
Many Pi Network users aren’t cheering for a Binance debut—surprisingly, they’re pleading for delay. The overwhelming “No” vote centers on a single point of frustration: a malfunctioning KYC process (Know Your Customer). Users must verify identities to access their tokens, but glitches and red tape are locking out thousands.
Some users report up to four months of waiting—even years—with applications completed but stuck in limbo. Community members describe a complex “security circle” requirement, where your KYC isn’t fully approved unless everyone in your network also passes. With limited users joining the Pi Validation Program, the entire system grinds to a halt.
Frustration runs deep. As users try and fail to unlock their holdings, some even speculate the delays are intentional—a way for Pi Network to keep tokens under lock and key. Reports mention users losing access to thousands of PI coins due to missed deadlines or unexplained errors, sparking even more outrage.
KYC Approval Issues and Wallet Worries: What’s Really Happening?
The KYC approval process isn’t the only pain point. Users are also sounding off about wallet glitches. After migrating to Pi Network’s mainnet, many found their balances vanished or stopped loading altogether.
With a critical deadline looming—March 14, 2025—for KYC completion and mainnet migration, users who miss out stand to lose all their Pi. The pressure is on, and the excitement around a major exchange listing has instead given way to anger and fear.
Q: Why Does the KYC Process Keep Failing?
A big roadblock, users say, is the dependency on others in their “security circle.” If someone you’ve added to your circle fails KYC, your application gets stuck indefinitely. The community has called for a systemic overhaul or simplified KYC—something widely available on platforms like Coinbase and Binance.
Q: How Is This Affecting Pi’s Price and Reputation?
As outrage grows, Pi’s price isn’t immune. The coin slid more than 10% in just one week, trading at $0.6526. Users who have completed KYC are adding fuel to the fire, questioning why up-and-coming coins like Bondex are getting listed when Pi continues to lag behind.
How Can Pi Network Fix These Issues—And Get on Binance?
- Simplify the KYC Process: Move from “security circles” to direct individual verification.
- Expand Validation Program: Incentivize more users to join and complete the queue.
- Upgrade Wallet Infrastructure: Ensure seamless balance migration and real-time updates.
- Transparent Communication: Publish regular updates and address user concerns head-on.
Until Pi Network solves these technical and trust hurdles, the clamoring for a Binance listing will remain on hold.
Q: What Should Pi Holders Do Before March 2025?
Users should act fast to beat the March 14, 2025 deadline. Double-check your KYC status, follow all migration steps, and keep an eye on official announcements from Pi Network. Missing the cutoff could mean missing out on your entire Pi stash.
Read more about other crypto networks and KYC on Cointelegraph.
Take action now—don’t let your Pi vanish!
- Check your KYC status and resubmit if stuck
- Remind your security circle members to complete KYC
- Complete mainnet migration steps before March 14, 2025
- Monitor Pi Network’s official channels for urgent updates
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