Key pinning could do a little towards preventing MITM, but implementing it is dangerous - in fact the whole standard is dangerous. Smashing Magazine went live with it, then had a cert expire before their max-age header did - rendering their site unavailable to repeat visitors. Then there are attacks like pkpransom to deal with, or the fact that Chrome doesn't implement hpkp properly.

Only ~400 sites actually implement pinning. It's going to be more of a security problem than a security solution in the next couple of years.

Key pinning is not even needed. Entire point of SSL/TLS is to ensure end to end authenticity and confidentiality.

I believe the above poster does not fully understand SSL/TLS at all.