Pi Network fans mad at Binance for not listing Pi. Fake news spread about Binance’s rating drop, but it’s false.
Binance, the world’s largest crypto exchange, is under fire from Pi Network fans, aka “Pioneers,” who feel betrayed.
The drama started when Binance ran a poll asking if Pi should be listed. Pioneers got hyped, expecting an actual listing. But Binance hasn’t given any updates, and now, Pi fans are furious.
Some social media users falsely claimed that Binance’s Google Play rating dropped to 1.5 stars because Pi supporters spammed 1-star reviews. But that’s straight-up fake news. Binance’s real rating is still at 4.2 stars.
Binance Rating On Google Play Store
Binance Rating on Google Play Store
Sure, some Pioneers might’ve left bad reviews, but the actual impact is minimal. Binance’s App Store rating did drop from 4.8 to 4.2, but nothing close to the claimed freefall.
Pi fans accuse Binance of using the poll just for social media engagement, not an actual listing. But others in crypto think review-bombing won’t work. One user said, “Stop using Binance’s rating as a hostage to list your coin.”
Meanwhile, Binance remains silent. But let’s be real—bad reviews alone won’t force the biggest exchange to list Pi.
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