Whale Buys 70 Million Pi on OKX, Binance Listing Imminent?

A whale wallet has just acquired 70 million Pi Coins from the OKX exchange, bringing its total holdings to 155 million Pi—making it the largest single Pi-holding account on any exchange.

Pi Coin, the native cryptocurrency of the Pi Network, is drawing significant whale interest as millions of tokens are being moved off exchanges amid growing speculation about a potential listing on Binance. Earlier today, another 70 million Pi were withdrawn from OKX, while Pi’s weekly chart shows a 25% price surge.

Whale Activity Soars Amid Binance Listing Rumors

Renowned crypto analyst Dr. Altcoin recently stirred excitement in the Pi Network community with news of a potential turning point. In a post on the X platform, he highlighted a whale wallet that had just withdrawn 70 million Pi Coins from OKX.

This wallet now holds approximately 155 million Pi—more than any other account currently listed on Pi-supporting exchanges. Dr. Altcoin noted that such unusual accumulation may suggest that a major centralized exchange (CEX) is preparing to list Pi Coin.

“This can’t be just an ordinary user,” he wrote, speculating that the wallet could belong to Binance, the world’s largest crypto exchange. “What’s your guess? Mine is Binance!”

Meanwhile, Pi Coin’s daily trading volume has seen a strong increase, surging over 35% and surpassing $300 million. News of a potential Binance listing has also drawn more traders toward the altcoin.

Will Pi Network Explode Today?

With a 25% weekly gain, many analysts believe Pi could soon hit the $1 mark or beyond. In another post on X, Dr. Altcoin predicted that Pi Coin could reach $1 as early as today, especially following the massive whale accumulation.

This rally also follows hints from the Pi Core Team about a major ecosystem update scheduled for May 14. The announcement coincides with the Consensus conference and comes shortly after the team’s participation in Token2049 Dubai—an event that brought together top figures in the crypto space, including TRON founder Justin Sun and Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao.