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In a major step towards reaching another milestone, Pi Network’s native token Pi has been listed on Payochain. It is a mobile-blockchain dapp designed for empowering mobile blockchain cryptocurrencies. This makes Pi the first coin to be added to the platform, signalling a slight hope for a rise.
Payochain Lists Pi Coin
Pi Network’s mission to empower mobile mining users and bring crypto into real-world utility is now one step closer to succeeding with this new listing. In a recent post on X, Payochain revealed the news. Both platforms can now leverage each other’s user adoption to expand their own.
It wrote, “Payochain will officially list $PI on its platform! Our final goal of empowering the mobile blockchain and enabling mobile mining users to start using cryptocurrencies for buying real-world assets is a reality.”
Since Payochain is an emerging blockchain, it seeks to empower its mobile mining and enable decentralized finance for everyday users by integrating coins like $PI. Users can now buy, sell, and trade Pi directly on Payochain, with smoother accessibility starting from September 23.
Can This Listing Change Pi’s Current Market Outlook?
Over the last few days, Pi has been experiencing a sharp plunge, and it even hit a new all-time low of $0.2552. Right now, the coin is priced at around $0.2861, showing a slight rise. But with the Payochain listing, Pi has sparked a new hope for its potential to surge further. Payochain can help increase visibility, liquidity, and practical usability for $Pi, which will automatically drive market confidence and demand.
To celebrate this new listing, Payochain is giving out free Pi coins. It announced, “Our ecosystem keeps growing — and to celebrate, we’re giving away 1,000 $PI to 10 lucky users who comment on how much $PI and $PAYO they have mined until today.”
Besides Payochain, Pi is listed on a few other platforms, including OKX, Gate.io, Bitget, BitMart, and MEXC. To trade on these platforms, users are required to create an account with necessary KYC verification and then deposit funds and buy/trade Pi.