Crypto exchange Binance has fueled speculation about a potential listing of the Pi Network by including its trademark symbol in its logo. This cryptic move, captured on social media, sparked excitement amongst Pi enthusiasts who were quick to interpret the symbol as a sign. The post, shared with an accompanying caption stating, “This is what happens when devs touch art with 0 design sense,” has ignited discussion within the Pi community, with users expressing eagerness and anticipation for a potential listing. Binance’s actions, however, are not entirely new. The exchange had previously teased the possibility of listing Pi Network by engaging in cryptic discussions about it. Now, unconfirmed reports suggest that Binance may be testing Pi Network deposits and withdrawals using a known Stellar-based wallet associated with the exchange. Meanwhile, Pi Network has taken a significant step forward, launching a $100 million venture capital fund aimed at supporting real-world applications of the Pi ecosystem. This announcement is part of a broader effort to increase Pi Network’s utility and drive mass adoption. The price of Pi Coin has recently experienced both volatility and uncertainty. While it experienced a 90% surge, reaching $1.40 before retreating, the cryptocurrency currently sits at $0.85, down more than 32%. The upcoming unlock of 13 million Pi tokens on May 15th could significantly influence the coin’s trajectory and potentially contribute to further volatility.