title: Binance Faces Backlash From Pi Network Enthusiasts After Conducting a Poll on Listing the Token

Binance, the biggest cryptocurrency exchange in the world, is seeing a wave of criticism from Pi Network enthusiasts.

A wave of criticism has been directed at Binance, the biggest cryptocurrency exchange in the world, from Pi Network enthusiasts.

The controversy started when Binance conducted a poll asking users if Pi should be listed on the platform. Many Pi supporters, known as “Pioneers,” eagerly participated, and the poll results showed an overwhelming majority voting Yes for Pi’s listing.

However, since the poll, Binance has not provided any updates, which has upset the Pi community.

Many social media users are falsely claiming that Binance’s Google Play rating has dropped to 1.5 stars due to mass 1-star reviews from Pi supporters after Binance didn’t list Pi despite the poll.

But this is completely fake news—Binance’s actual rating on Google Play remains at 4.2 stars.

In spite of viral posts that inflated the situation, there has not been a significant plunge in Binance’s rating. Although some people might have left negative comments, the overall effect on Binance’s rating is negligible.

On the App Store, Binance’s rating has slightly decreased from 4.8 to 4.2, which might be linked to some users' frustration over Pi’s non-listing.

Pi Network supporters feel betrayed by Binance. They believe the exchange conducted the poll only to gain engagement and social media traction without any real intention of listing Pi.

One Pi supporter expressed frustration on X, saying, “Pi is angry because Binance did not list Pi despite the poll, leading to a series of angry Pi users giving 1-star ratings.”

However, other user in the crypto space chimed in criticizing the approach, saying, “Changing ratings won’t do anything. Stop using Binance’s rating as a hostage to list your coin.”

There are also suspicions that some Pi holders who bought the coin on third-party marketplaces are pushing this campaign to increase Pi’s perceived value.

As of now, Binance has not issued any official statement regarding the rating drop or the demands of the Pi Network community. Given Binance’s influence in the crypto industry, it is unlikely that review-bombing alone will force them to list Pi.

The reports that Binance’s rating has declined to 1.5 stars are entirely unfounded. Binance retains its 4.3-star rating on Google Play, and bitter Pi supporter are using social media for spreading false information in order to fuel unnecessary panic.

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