Binance Sparks Rumors of New Pi Network Listing After Clue About Hidden Logo Emerges

Binance once again sent the Pi Network community into a frenzy. In a humorous post on Facebook at the end of Tuesday, the world's largest exchange shared a stylized version of its brand logo with the caption, "This is what happens when developers touch art without any design sense." In just a few minutes, sharp-eyed users discovered many π symbols subtly embedded in the graphics. The chain of comments exploded: "When will Pi be listed?" and "Let's go Pi!" among hundreds of responses, causing the post to go viral across cryptocurrency forums. Previous signals—and new wallet hints Internal audit? Two independent blockchain detectives claim that Binance has routed small test PI remittance transactions through a Stellar-based wallet with historical links to the exchange. Although unconfirmed, this discovery is similar to the API leak in December that briefly showed "PI" among the deposit options before being removed. Community poll: Binance's survey in March showed that 86% of the 295,000 respondents supported listing PI, underscoring the demand for the token to be mined on smartphones. Binance maintains its non-comment policy regarding potential listings. However, the newly revamped listing guidelines of the exchange emphasize "user acceptance" and "technical security," in line with Pi's 50 million user base. Pi Network announced a venture capital fund worth 100 million dollars A few hours before Binance caused a stir, Pi Network Ventures launched a $100 million investment fund dedicated to supporting startups building real-world utilities on Pi. The core team stated in a blog post: "We are accelerating widespread adoption by directly investing in developers." Analysts view this fund as a strategic move to take Pi out of the "mining application" state and meet the valuation threshold of major exchanges. Prospects for the price of PI when 13 million tokens are unlocked The PI is trading near $0.85, down 32% from last week's spike to $1.40 but up 13% over seven days. Bullish speculators need a decisive close above $1.00 to regain momentum. A key short-term catalyst: On May 15, 13 million PI will be unlocked from early access wallets. A massive supply influx could pressure the price unless Binance—or another tier one exchange—confirms the listing. What do we need to see? Binance listing announcement: Any updates could trigger a rapid repricing. Token unlock reaction: Will the new supply be absorbed or cause a sell-off? VC deployment speed: Early funding can drive developer engagement and network fees.