Pi Network’s Price Rollercoaster: Is the 50% Plunge Just Around the Corner? 🎢

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  • Pi Network’s coin went on a dive faster than a poet’s mood swings: down 18.04% in a single day, flirting with a $0.6110 low.
  • Each day, 6.8 million shiny Pi coins tumble into the market like autumn leaves caught in a gust of reckless spending.

The subtle dance of numbers gives us Pi Network (PI) at $0.6219, a timid 0.48% rise over 24 hours, according to the sacred texts of CoinMarketCap. Weekly, it pirouettes up 2.55%, but glance a month back and the coin drags its feet 46.28% down a solemn street. The yearly waltz? An exhausting 63.43% loss—enough to make one contemplate the cruel jest of fate.

Pi Market Graph

Source – Coinmarket cap

Dr. Altcoin (@Dr_Picoin), our modern-day oracle, scribbled on X a lament of 18.04% lost in 24 hours, a tragic descent to $0.6110 on April 16, 2025. The graph, a sorrowful sketch from CoinMarketCap, portrays a relentless fall—like Icarus, but with less glory and more spreadsheets.

Meanwhile, centralized lairs receive daily tributes of some 6.8 million Pi coins. Their hoard leaps from 354 million to 368 million, a treasure trove swelling faster than a Shakespearean tragedy’s cast list.

Sellers flood like a summer plague, outnumbering buyers and swelling the circulating supply to a gargantuan 6.88 billion Pi coins. The pundits whisper ominously of a value dive beneath $0.3 before the calendar whispers goodbye to 2025.

Yet hope flickers: a rebound may awaken come August, when the unlocking torrent slows, and balance sneaks quietly back into the cryptic ledger.

The Curious Case of Pi’s Price Decline

What dark forces drive this downward spiral? The daily torrent of 6.8 million newly freed Pi coins saturates the market like an overwatered garden, wilting prices under their weight.

On April 17, 2025, the voice of @rikonazza suggested some exchanges might be playing Puppet Master, manipulating prices — inconsistent volumes hint like whispers behind a velvet curtain.

Earlier still, on April 15, Dr. Altcoin predicted the market might plummet 50% if the bearish winds did not relent. The problem: buyers are scarce, the miners treating Pi like free candy, feverishly unloading their booty.

These signs echo a more prolonged affliction: the monstrous monthly 46.28% fall is not an accident but a weary symptom of oversupply’s cruel reign.

With a market cap around $4.3 billion, Pi Network courts the elite club of the top 50 cryptocurrencies. Its fully diluted valuation dreams of $6.2 billion, should all 100 billion Pi coins decide to reveal themselves at once—a nightmare scenario for the fragile equilibrium.

Oversupply and faint desire—truly, a delicate cocktail for anyone hoping price stability might grace this realm.

Could This Be the Dawn of Pi’s Revival?

Dr. Altcoin has proposed maneuvers, cunning like chess moves, to halt the fall. One such gambit: expanding the token’s territory through KYB-approved exchanges like BitMart, opening doors previously barred by bureaucracy.

Conquering restricted lands like the USA, China, and Europe could swell Pi’s ranks and thirst for the token—though these paths require diplomatic favors (regulatory blessings).

Perhaps the wild card lies in heavyweight champions: institutions like BANXA stepping in to snatch 100 million Pi straight from the battleground, reining in the oversupply dragons.

Meanwhile, a Pi Core Team update or a sparkling new product might rekindle desire and utility, transforming Pi from digital draft beer to top-shelf elixir.

Among the hopeful, voices rise on X. Dr. Altcoin’s online hearth warms to comments like @KushalStha981’s: miners treat Pi as “free money,” but patience, dear reader, might yet see prices shoot like fireworks after the storm.

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2025-04-19 11:28