Launched on February 20, 2025, Pi Coin has made inroads across 13 cryptocurrency exchanges, enabling users to buy and sell their coins. OKX and Bitget were the first exchanges to list Pi Coin on February 12, with MEXC following two days later on February 14.
Recall that OKX announced Pi’s listing on February 12, 2025, sparking a wave of adoption as other exchanges rushed to join the early launch frenzy. Open Network joined the race on February 15, offering traders another platform to trade Pi. Bitget did same as OKX, listing Pi on February 12 and enabling withdrawals starting February 21 at 09:00 AM UTC.
CoinW revealed its listing on February 14, while Open Network made its announcement a day later, broadening options for traders eager to participate in the Pi “fever.”
Interestingly, most exchanges launched a USDT-margined PI perpetual contract (PI/USDT), with exceptions like Giottus and ONUS Pro, which offer PI/INR and PI/VNDC pairs, respectively.
Here is the list of exchanges where you can trade Pi Coin:
- OKX
- MEXC
- Open Network
- Bitget
- Gate.io
- DigiFinex
- ONUS Pro
- Hotcoin
- LBank
- GCB Exchange
- Giottus
- AscendEX (BitMax)
- CoinW
To further appeal to existing and potential users, several exchanges have integrated Pi Coin into their staking programs, unlocking opportunities for users to earn rewards.
Since its launch, Pi Coin has dominated trending crypto topics on major platforms and price-tracking sites. It hit an all-time high of $2.10 on day one, leading analysts to speculate it could rival XRP soon. However, its volatile nature has caused a 50% drop in market value as of publication (February 21, 2025, 12:30 UTC), with analysts offering mixed predictions about its trajectory.
How to Buy and Sell Pi Coin
With Pi Coin now listed on 13 centralized and decentralized exchanges, buying and selling the token for fiat currency is straightforward.
Sign up on the above on any of the listed exchanges to start trading. There are some communities where you can buy with fiat currency.
However, as you join the trading frenzy, remain vigilant: scammers often exploit such hype. Avoid sharing login credentials or sensitive details with strangers on social media, and stick to trusted platforms.