Pi Network Officially Launches Open Mainnet as 9 Major Crypto Exchanges List Pi Coin

Pi Network has officially launched its Open Mainnet! Along with this big move, nine major crypto exchanges have listed Pi Coin, making it easier than ever to buy and trade.

Pi Network, a highly anticipated blockchain project, has officially launched its Open Mainnet. This significant event has been accompanied by the listing of Pi Coin on nine major crypto exchanges, facilitating easy buying and trading.

Here are the exchanges that have listed Pi Coin:

1. MEXC

2. OKX

3. Open Network

4. Bitget

5. CoinW

6. Gate.io

7. GCB Exchange

8. DigiFinex

9. LBank

MEXC took the lead by announcing Pi Coin’s listing on February 14. Close behind, OKX also confirmed the listing on February 12, with withdrawals set to open on February 21 at 8:00 AM UTC.

Open Network joined the fray on February 15, offering traders another platform to buy and sell Pi. Bitget also listed Pi Coin on February 12 and will allow withdrawals starting February 21 at 09:00 AM UTC.

CoinW announced the listing on February 14, expanding the trading options further. Gate.io listed Pi Coin on February 17 and also launched a USDT-margined PI perpetual contract (PI/USDT) with up to 50X leverage, providing traders with more possibilities.

Additionally, Gate.io included Pi in their staking program, allowing users to stake their coins and earn rewards. Those who stake Pi can earn either 1,000 GT from February 16-21 or 0.2 BTC from February 18-23, with rewards being distributed hourly based on the stake size.

GCB Exchange joined the list on February 16, followed by DigiFinex and LBank, both of which listed Pi Coin on February 20, further diversifying the market for Pi traders.

Since its mainnet launch, Pi Coin has experienced a rapid surge in interest. Within an hour of trading, the coin shot up by 30% and is currently trading at $1.67, with a massive 24-hour trading volume of $157.67 million.

Although the market cap is yet to be announced, it hasn’t deterred traders from flocking to the pi coin. As more exchanges continue to list Pi and trading activity picks up steam, we can expect to see interesting developments unfold.