Where and How to Sell Pi Coin: A Simple Step-by-Step Guide

What’s Happening With Pi Coin Price?

Pi Coin hit a high of $2.98 in February 2024. That was when it first started trading on a few exchanges.

But since then, the price has dropped heavily.

• April 28, 2025 Price: $0.62
• Total drop from all-time high: Around 79%
• Trend: Still falling, weak trading volume, low interest

This price drop has made many holders want to sell their Pi. If you’re one of them, let’s walk through the process.

Step 1: Set Up Your Pi Wallet

Before you can sell, you need to control your coins.

1. Download the Pi Browser App (available on Android and iOS)
   
2. Open the app and go to wallet.pi
   
3. Follow the steps to create your Pi Wallet
   

Step 2: Complete KYC and Transfer Coins

You can’t move your Pi Coins until you verify your identity.

1. Open the Pi Network App
   
2. Go to the KYC section
   
3. Complete the process by uploading your ID and following prompts
   
4. Once approved, go to the Mainnet Checklist and follow the final steps
   
5. After that, your coins will transfer to your Pi Wallet
   

Transfers may take time if the network is busy. Keep your app updated and be patient.

Step 3: Decide Where to Sell Your Pi Coin

You now have two main ways to sell:

Selling Pi Coin on Centralized Exchanges (CEXs)

Here are some exchanges that list Pi as of April 2025:

How to Sell on a CEX:

1. Create an account on the exchange
2. Complete KYC verification with ID documents
3. Go to the Deposit section and select Pi Coin
4. Copy the deposit address
5. Send Pi from your wallet to the deposit address
6. Once received, go to the Trading section
7. Choose your trading pair (e.g., PI/USDT)
8. Place a market or limit sell order
9. After the sale, withdraw funds to your bank or another wallet

Selling Pi Coin on P2P Platforms

Prefer direct trades? P2P might be your style.

Where to Sell:

• Coinskro: Built for Pi trades, available through the Pi Browser
• Telegram or Discord: Join active Pi trading communities

Steps to Sell P2P:

1. Sign up on a trusted P2P platform
2. Verify your identity if required
3. Either:
   • Post a listing to sell your Pi
   • Or respond to an existing buy offer
4. Use escrow services to protect both sides
5. Once buyer sends money to escrow, send them your Pi
6. After confirmation, the escrow releases the payment to you

Be cautious:

• Always use escrow
• Avoid deals outside of the platform
• Never share personal financial info
• Start with small amounts to build trust

Should You Sell or Hold?

Here’s a quick snapshot of current predictions:

But remember – these are just predictions, not promises.

The Pi Network still hasn’t fully launched its open mainnet. Adoption is slow. Market trust is low.

So ask yourself:

• Do I believe the project will recover?
• Am I okay with waiting for maybe years?
• Can I afford to lose more value?

Always do your own research (DYOR). Trust your own plan, not hype.

Final Thoughts

Selling your Pi Coin isn’t hard, but it does take a few careful steps. Whether you choose a CEX or a P2P deal, make sure you know what you’re doing and who you’re dealing with.

If you’re ready to move on from Pi, now you know how to do it safely and smoothly.