Honestly, it's kind of strange that you can't trade pi network coins on the big exchanges like Coinbase or Binance yet. I've been watching this project for a couple years because so many people are talking about it and mining it on their phones, but it's still just trading on small platforms or in random peer-to-peer groups. From what I've seen, the biggest reason is that pi's value is still sort of up in the air—the team is super careful about keeping things "internal" on their mainnet to avoid fake listings and prevent scams. I guess I get it, they're trying to make sure things are legit before going mainstream.

That said, it seems pretty wild that with millions of users, it's not on any major exchange, right? Some people say it's to keep control and weed out bots, but others think it makes it all look kind of sketchy, like, is the pi network even ready for real business? For now, I wouldn't throw any serious money at it until it goes public somewhere you actually trust. Honestly, if it does hit the big exchanges, we'll really see what it's worth. Until then, it's basically a waiting game. Just my two cents!