Pi Network has entered into a strategic partnership with Sign Protocol, an Ethereum-based digital identity platform, to enhance privacy-protected and secure digital identity services. This collaboration, announced in late September 2025, aims to strengthen Pi's infrastructure and broaden its Web3 capabilities.
Sign Protocol recently secured a $16 million investment from YZi Labs, the rebranded venture capital arm of Binance (formerly Binance Labs). This financial backing adds credibility to the partnership and fuels optimism among experts that it could lead to Pi Network's listing on major exchanges like Binance, though no official confirmation has been provided.
Concurrently, Pi Network rolled out its v23 upgrade, aligned with Stellar Core 23.0.1, which introduces AI-powered Know Your Customer (KYC) processes and improved node operations. These technical advancements are designed to enhance the user experience for Pi's estimated 60 million active miners.
Market analysis shows Pi coin trading near $0.27, with a Relative Strength Index (RSI) of around 27 suggesting potential for a short-term bounce. Resistance levels are identified between $0.30 and $0.32, and a break above this range could push prices toward $0.36–$0.38. Support is firm at $0.25, with a drop to $0.22 possible if broken.
Despite heightened community speculation and increased unofficial trading volumes, key figures like CTO Dr. Nicolas Kokkalis and CEO Dr. Chengdiao Fan have not commented on listing rumors. A Pi Network Discord moderator emphasized, "Optimism is high, but all listing rumors remain unconfirmed; attention is focused on the code release as a possible trigger event for future listings."