The Pi Network community has faced disappointment once again as the token was excluded from the Binance “Vote to List” campaign. During Binance’s second round of voting, 12 new tokens were available for consideration, but Pi Network was notably absent.
Binance’s Second Vote to List Campaign
Binance has launched the second “Vote to List” campaign, inviting users to express their preferences for projects they wish to see listed on its spot market. This initiative aims to create a fairer and more transparent selection process.
In this round, tokens such as Virtual, BigTime, and Zeta are at the forefront, focusing primarily on utility tokens, a shift from the previous emphasis on memecoins. The outcome will depend on voter support, trading demand, risk assessments, and compliance checks.
Impact on Pi Network and Future Prospects
Unfortunately, Pi Network’s absence from this round follows a similar fate in March, when it was not considered due to eligibility rules that favored only BNB-based projects. This has significantly impacted community sentiment, with the price of Pi Network dropping by nearly 7% following the announcement. However, trading volume saw a notable surge, indicating ongoing market activity.
Looking ahead, supporters are encouraged to remain optimistic. To possibly qualify for future listings, Pi Network will need to refine its partnerships and align itself with Binance’s criteria. The community believes focusing on long-term growth and technological advancement remains crucial for the project.
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