Pi Network is a cryptocurrency project that started back in 2019. It aims to allow people to mine its digital coins, called PI, directly from their smartphones. Over the years, it has been a topic of debate due to some unclear details about the project. Even though Pi Network began nearly six years ago, its official coin only started trading recently.
When PI went live, some big cryptocurrency exchanges like OKX and Bitget added it for trading. There were talks about Binance, the world’s biggest cryptocurrency exchange, potentially listing PI as well. Binance even asked its users to vote on whether the coin should be added. Despite strong support, Binance hasn’t taken any steps yet to list the token.
This raised a big question: will Binance allow people to trade PI in the future? To find out, we turned to four popular AI chatbots to get their predictions for 2026.
Not a Sure Thing
First, we asked ChatGPT, one of the most common AI tools. ChatGPT was not very hopeful. It said the chances of Binance listing PI in 2026 are only about 25% to 35%. The AI explained that Binance prefers to list coins that meet several conditions:
- Their blockchain (also called mainnet) must be fully launched and easy for anyone to use.
- The token must have a clear economic plan, known as tokenomics.
- There should be real interest and demand for trading the coin.
- There must be minimal legal or regulatory risks.
ChatGPT mentioned that PI still has some problems in these areas. For example, it’s unclear how much PI is available for trading or how open its network really is. However, the AI said if the Pi Network team works on these issues, the chances could improve to around 40%.
Next, we asked Grok, the chatbot connected to X (formerly Twitter). Grok agreed with ChatGPT that there are some problems holding Binance back. But it highlighted that Pi Network has a huge number of users, which might push Binance to list PI eventually. Grok estimated that there’s a 40% to 50% chance Binance will list PI by 2026.
Different Ideas from Other AIs
Another AI platform, Perplexity, had a more detailed view. It noticed that the team behind Pi Network has made progress this year. Even though the price of PI has gone down, Pi Network has partnered with some well-known companies. These partnerships could make Pi Network more trustworthy, improving its chances of being listed.
Perplexity guessed that there’s about a 45% chance Binance will add PI in 2026. It also pointed out that if Pi Network begins next year on a strong note, this probability could increase.
The most positive prediction came from Google Gemini, which is a chatbot built using advanced AI from Google (more about it here). This chatbot said there’s a 50% chance Binance will list PI. In simple terms, it called this a “coin flip,” meaning the chances are equally likely as not.
Google Gemini argued that Binance would benefit from adding PI. With millions of Pi Network users eager to trade, Binance could make a lot of money through fees. Gemini also said PI’s price would likely go up significantly after being listed. However, Google Gemini gave a warning too. It said that next year, new PI tokens are planned to be unlocked, which could cause a lot of selling. This might make Binance wait until the price becomes stable before listing PI.
Conclusion
No one is sure yet if Binance will list Pi Network’s coin, PI, by 2026. The four AIs we asked had different levels of optimism. Two of them were skeptical, while two were more hopeful. One common point they all agreed on is that Pi Network needs to fix some key issues, like making its system more transparent and addressing any risks tied to its tokens.
For now, the ball is in Pi Network’s court to improve its platform and prove itself as a reliable project. Whether Binance will eventually list PI is something only time can answer.