Fake Pi Coins Appear on Prashu DEX Amid Unverified Stellar Integration Rumors

Fraudulent listings for Pi Coins (PI) have appeared on the Stellar-based decentralized exchange (DEX) Prashu, coinciding with unverified rumors that Pi Network might use Stellar as a settlement layer for future dApps. Community members quickly identified these listings as scams, warning others not to trade them, as the token addresses linked to the assets were clearly fake. The Prashu platform itself has a history of controversy, including a previous incident where a user accused it of theft via a rigged giveaway requiring private key disclosure. The rumors of a Pi Network/Stellar partnership, which suggest Pi would use XLM for real-world asset trading dApps, are unsubstantiated, as neither the Pi Network Core Team nor the Stellar Development Foundation has confirmed any such collaboration. Although Pi Network's protocol is adapted from the Stellar Consensus Protocol (SCP), the two blockchains remain separate ecosystems, and users are urged to exercise caution against misinformation.

(Source：BeInCrypto)