Can Pi Network Survive Without a Binance Listing? Here’s What Traders Need to Know

Binance Pi Network Price Prediction

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Pi Network has fallen by 2% in the past 24 hours, with its decline to $0.5656 coming as the crypto market drops by 4% in response to the deepening US-led tariff war.

PI has now dropped by 16% in a week and by 59% in the past month, with the altcoin also suffering an 81% loss since reaching its ATH of $2.99 on February 26.

These are concerning percentages, and a big part of the reason for PI’s steep fall in recent weeks (beyond tariffs) is that it has failed to attract listings from Binance and other major exchanges (e.g. Coinbase, Kraken).

And without support from Binance, it’s possible that the coin will continue to fall steadily over the coming weeks, particularly if the US doesn’t reach agreements with its various trading partners.

Can Pi Network Survive Without a Binance Listing?

What’s particularly damaging about the lack of a Binance listing is that the exchange ran a community vote in February to decide whether to list the coin, with a majority voting in favor.

Yet for whatever reason, Binance has not honored its community’s wishes, something which has cast a long shadow over Pi Network.

Probably the biggest issue for Pi Network here is that, by not giving its endorsement to the coin, Binance is reinforcing criticisms of the project, with more than a few analysts arguing that it’s little more than a Ponzi scheme.

Such factors have likely been a big part of the reason why PI’s price has struggled in recent weeks, although the deepening trade war between the US and the rest of the world (particularly China) obviously isn’t helping matters.

Today finds the token in an interesting position, with its indicators holding out hope of a potential rebound in the near term.

As we can see below, its relative strength index (purple) had rebounded up to 60 in the past couple of days, and while it has dipped a little, it still remains close to 50.

This suggests a recovery in momentum, with PI’s 30-period average (orange) also looking like it has finished declining in relation to the 200-period (blue).

As such, we could potentially see Pi Network recover further in the coming days, despite the question marks hanging over its fundamental value.

But as mentioned above, its immediate fate will dependent on macroeconomic factors, with US President Trump open to negotiations with at least some nations.

Assuming that things improve, PI could return to $0.60 in the next few weeks, with the opposite scenario indicating a fall below $0.50.

Diversification into New High-Potential Alts

As uncertain as Pi Network looks right now, many traders may opt to invest in newer tokens, with small-cap coins often capable of surging even during a bear market.

This is particularly the case with presale coins, which can generate enough momentum during their sales to rally when they list for the first time.

Something like this is shaping up to happen with MIND of Pepe (MIND), an ERC-20 token that has raised $7.8 million in its ICO.

MIND of Pepe is a decentralized autonomous agent that will provide traders with self-generated advice and analysis.

Its platform will process masses of social and market data to identify emerging trends, and it will use such trends to generate its own meme tokens.

Given the recent success of AI-generated coins such Fartcoin and Goateus Maximus (GOAT), its creations have the potential to gain serious traction.

And given that users will need to hold MIND to access its advice, and to gain early access to its self-generated coins, demand for MIND could be very high.

You can join MIND’s sale by visiting the MIND of Pepe website and connecting a compatible wallet, such as Best Wallet.

The coin is currently selling at $0.0036965, although this will rise again tomorrow, so newcomers should get moving quickly.