The CEO of Bybit, Ben Zhou, called Pi Network a fraudulent project and confirmed that his exchange will not list the Pi Coin token. Zhou referred to the warning from Chinese authorities in 2023, who accused Pi Network of manipulating the personal data of elderly people, leading to financial losses. He also refuted rumors about the impossibility of listing on Bybit, stating that the project needs to be more transparent.
2/22/2025 8:51:53 AM (GMT+1)
The CEO of Bybit, Ben Zhou, called Pi Network a fraudulent project and rejected the listing of the token following a warning from Chinese authorities
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