Pi Network Adds Stablecoin Trading Pair On MEXC Exchange

Cryptocurrency exchange MEXC has announced a new development for the Pi Network. Starting May 27, users can now trade Pi Network’s coin (PI) with the newly launched USD1 stablecoin. The new trading pairs available are PI/USD1 and SOL/USD1.

So, what is USD1? According to Dr Altcoin, USD1 is a stablecoin backed by real money. It keeps its value equal to one US dollar. It is supported by US Treasuries, cash, and cash equivalents. The coin was introduced in April 2025 by World Liberty Financial, a fintech company based in Miami.

USD1 is notable because of its strong backing. World Liberty Financial is mostly owned by entities linked to the Trump family business. A Trump-owned company owns 60% of World Liberty Financial and receives 75% of all the revenue from coin sales. Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr. are also active in managing the company.

This new trading pair is important for Pi Network. It is not just another listing on an exchange. Pairing with a dollar-backed stablecoin helps Pi Network gain regulated liquidity and more attention from serious investors. This step could help Pi Network move closer to wider use and acceptance.

After years of building its community and mining system, Pi Network is now being noticed alongside bigger cryptocurrencies like Solana. The listing might bring Pi access to more financial tools and mainstream investors.

Despite the good news, Pi’s price did not rise. It actually dropped by over 3% in the past 24 hours and is now trading around \$0.74. Earlier, it reached a monthly high of \$1.57 but is now moving sideways. For now, Pi may find it hard to break past the \$1 price level.
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