Pi Network’s Open Mainnet Launches, Connecting Pi Coin to External Blockchains

The wait is finally over! Pi Network's Open Mainnet is launching on Thursday, February 20. This is a major step toward decentralization.

Pi Network’s Open Mainnet is finally launching on Thursday, February 20, allowing users to make transactions beyond Pi’s closed network for the first time. This highly anticipated event will enable Pi Coin to connect with external blockchains, opening new possibilities for adoption and trading.

With the launch of the Open Mainnet, many traders are speculating that major exchanges like Binance and OKX could list Pi Coin soon, as reported by The Economics Times. However, there has been no official confirmation regarding these listings.

The launch of the Open Mainnet is undeniably significant, as it will allow Pi Coin to be easily bought, sold, and traded on leading crypto platforms. If listed, this would greatly increase Pi Coin’s market exposure and liquidity.

According to the Pi Network announcement, trading of Pi Coin on Open Mainnet will commence on Thursday, February 20, at 8:00 AM UTC. This marks a major milestone for Pi Network and its vast community.

notable development, Pi Coin’s price surged 106% ahead of the launch, briefly crossing the $100 mark before stabilizing. This price increase was further fueled by the announcement of the Pi/USDT spot trading pair.

Despite the surge in price, it’s important to note that Pi Coin is still not officially listed on major exchanges, rendering it untradeable for real money in most markets.

With the launch of the Open Mainnet, all eyes are now on Binance and OKX. If Pi Coin does get listed, analysts are predicting that its price could rise between $120 and $500, depending on factors such as demand, liquidity, and exchange support.

As Pi Network becomes open to external transactions, the project is entering a critical phase of its development.