Will Pi Network Drop to $0.40? Read This Before Investing! 😅

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In the quiet, somber town of modern finance, cryptocurrency jerks awake like a reluctant cat. Pi Network, that bright beacon of digital hope, recently wandered onto the stage of MEXC, a name whispered in the corridors of crypto pubs. But alas, the coin’s journey has been more of a riotous ride on a broken carnival ride—up and down and around, leaving investors clutching their hats and questioning their life choices.

Currently, the elusive Pi sits stubbornly at about $0.64, like a poor poet waiting for fame. Despite all the hoopla, it refuses to break the shackles of $1— a barrier as intangible as a ghost in a fog. Many experts—those armchair prophets with too much time—say until Pi crosses that sacred line, it’s just another roller coaster with no brakes. If, by some miracle, it edges above $0.85, perhaps it could claw its way to $1 or even $1.15, though who’s to say? Maybe it’s just dreaming.

Will Pi Network Ever Drop to $0.40? 🤔

Enter Dr. Altcoin, a man with the ominous certainty of a weather vane in a storm. He predicts that Pi’s mooning days are over, and the descent will continue until the end of August—unless, of course, Pi’s team gets serious and stops playing hide-and-seek with transparency. But such hope is like waiting for a snowstorm in July.

He’s been sounding the alarm for quite some time, warning that Pi might as well be a sinking ship, potentially falling as low as $0.40. His reasoning? The team behind Pi is about as open as a locked vault—no transparency, no trust. “No investor wants to pour their hard-earned money into a black box,” he laments, which is true unless you’re fond of blind faith and prayers.

The price of Pi will likely continue to decline until the end of August, after which it may slowly start to recover. I previously predicted it could drop to $0.40—unless the Pi Core Team becomes transparent. No investor wants to put money into something where the founders refuse…

— Dr Altcoin (@Dr_Picoin) May 28, 2025

Despite all this doom and gloom, Pi Network is not entirely a shipwreck. They recently threw a life raft— a $100 million Pi Network Ventures Fund— for startups dabbling in AI, gaming, fintech, and e-commerce. The idea? To create real-world uses for Pi, which, if successful, might just save it from obscurity, or at least provide a good story for the grandkids.

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2025-06-02 05:37