- Bybit CEO rejects Pi Network listing, citing concerns over financial disputes and project legitimacy.
- OKX moves forward with listing PI tokens, triggering debate within the crypto industry.
- Pi Network’s mainnet launch set for February 20, but KYC delays fuel frustration among users.
Bybit CEO Ben Zhou has flat-out said “no” to listing the Pi Network (PI) token, making it clear the exchange wants absolutely nothing to do with the project, thereby casting doubt on its legitimacy.
His decision follows OKX’s listing of the token, a move that has ignited debate within the crypto community. While some see Pi Network as a new decentralized idea, plenty others are still questioning its whole deal, especially its referral-based mining and the fact that it’s taken forever to launch its main network.
Pi Network Listing Raises Concerns, Bybit Stands Firm on “No”
The Pi Network token’s spot listing on OKX has fueled speculation about its future. However, Bybit’s CEO dismissed the possibility of adding PI to the exchange, drawing from past experiences with financial disputes.
In a post on X, Zhou recalled incidents in the forex industry where investors demanded …
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