Buzz around a possible Pi Network listing is increasing after the major U.S. crypto exchange Kraken added Pi to its “Chains” section under upcoming blockchain integrations.
This is not an official listing confirmation, but it has created excitement among users who see it as a possible step toward wider exchange access.
Kraken has clearly said that assets shown on its roadmap are not guaranteed to be listed. The exchange also warned users not to deposit any tokens until an official launch announcement is made. Even so, appearing on a tier-1 exchange roadmap is often viewed as an early sign that a project is being seriously reviewed.

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For many supporters, this update suggests that the project could be moving closer to entering the mainstream crypto market.
The update may show that Kraken is preparing the technical support for this blockchain, not just planning a simple trading listing. This is important because full blockchain integration requires strong infrastructure, security checks, and stable network performance.
If a Pi Network listing eventually happens, it could increase liquidity, bring global visibility, and improve the project’s credibility. Kraken has millions of users worldwide, and access to U.S. investors could greatly expand adoption.
However, investors should remain realistic. Until Kraken confirms anything officially, the roadmap should be seen as progress, not a promise.
At the same time, the Pi Core Team shared news about KYC validator rewards. They said the system design is complete, development has finished, and testing is now in progress. The goal is to launch this feature by March 2026.

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KYC is a key milestone because millions of users must be verified before the network can fully grow. Many analysts believe this progress shows the project is moving closer to full mainnet readiness, which could affect any future Pi Network listing.
Still, some users remain frustrated with long verification delays, showing that challenges have not fully been solved.
Despite these updates, the coin price is around $0.144, down about 8% in the last 24 hours as per the CoinMarketCap. This drop mostly reflects a broader crypto market decline caused by global economic uncertainty.
Trading volume rose to nearly $35 million, suggesting strong selling pressure rather than small profit-taking. Data also shows it is moving closely with Bitcoin and the overall market, meaning the fall was not due to project-specific news.

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Right now, extreme fear across crypto market continues to influence investor behavior .
Technical indicators show a bearish short-term trend, but there are early signs that the price could stabilize. The RSI remains weak, suggesting oversold conditions, while momentum indicators point to continued volatility.
If Bitcoin stays above $65,000, it may hold the $0.14 support level and start consolidating, which would signal that selling pressure is slowing.
But if it falls below $0.14, it could quickly test $0.13, its recent yearly low. On the positive side, stronger market sentiment could help the price recover toward the $0.16–$0.18 range.
For now, it’s movement appears to depend more on the overall crypto market than on its own news.
If Kraken officially lists Pi Network in the future, some analysts believe other major exchanges, including Binance, might also consider listing the token.
Large exchange listings often create a domino effect as platforms compete for trading volume. However, there is no official signal from Binance, so this idea remains purely speculative.
The coin appearing on Kraken’s roadmap is encouraging, but it is not confirmation of a listing. A real Pi Network listing will only be certain when an exchange makes an official public announcement.
For now, investors should watch developments carefully and avoid making assumptions too early.
YMYL DIsclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only, not financial advice. Cryptocurrency investments are volatile and risky. Always conduct your own research and consult a qualified financial advisor before investing.
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