Cryptocurrency exchange Kraken has updated its public "Chains" roadmap for 2026 to include Pi Network (PI) among potential future blockchain integrations. The move, noted on the exchange's official listings page, signals exploratory interest but comes with a clear disclaimer that inclusion does not guarantee an eventual spot listing for the PI token.
The roadmap addition places Pi Network alongside other blockchains like Conflux, Pepecoin, and Quai. Kraken explicitly cautions users, stating, "Assets on the roadmap are not guaranteed to be listed. Please refrain from depositing tokens until an official launch notice is published." This follows the exchange's previous engagement with PI perpetual futures, which is separate from spot market availability.
Financially, the announcement has not prompted immediate price action for PI, which maintained a value around $0.14 at the time of the reports. No significant on-chain liquidity movements were associated with the roadmap declaration. The development has primarily stirred conversation within the Pi Network community, which has been eager for greater exchange integration amid ongoing Know Your Customer (KYC) rollout challenges on the Pi mainnet.
Notably, the inclusion lacks a formal endorsement from Pi Network's core development team, and no institutional partnerships or regulatory statements have been linked to this development. Market analysts suggest the roadmap mention could boost community activity and speculative interest, but emphasize that any future listing remains subject to official confirmation by Kraken.
