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Pi Network’s native cryptocurrency, Pi Coin (PI), has experienced a major drop in value, falling below the $1 mark. As of recent market data, Pi has lost more than 18% in the last 24 hours, raising concerns among investors. If PI fails to maintain its $0.95 support level, further declines could push the coin to as low as $0.87. On the other hand, a shift in sentiment could see it rise back to $1.34 and beyond, but bulls face a difficult challenge to regain momentum. Why is Pi Coin Falling? Several factors have contributed to Pi Coin’s sharp decline in value, and the situation has left investors scrambling for answers. Binance and Coinbase Listing Failures A factor behind Pi’s downfall is the delay in listing the coin on major exchanges like Binance and Coinbase. Both platforms previously teased the possibility of listing PI, sparking speculation and optimism among investors. However, the failure of these listings to materialize has dampened sentiment, leading to a drop in demand for Pi Coin. The lack of official exchange listings has left many to question the coin’s future and viability in the broader market. Decreasing Supply and Deflationary Pressures Although Pi Network has not formally announced a coin burn, the supply of Pi is steadily shrinking. Several mechanisms have contributed to this decrease: Transaction Fees: Pi’s transaction fees are burned permanently, with over 528,671 PI tokens burned by early March at a rate of 3,000–4,000 tokens daily. While this may sound beneficial from a supply reduction perspective, the deflationary pressure has not been enough to offset the broader market sentiment surrounding the coin. Unverified Accounts: Tokens held by users who missed the Know Your Customer (KYC) deadline have been burned, further reducing the coin’s total supply. As of now, the circulating supply stands at approximately 6.8 billion PI tokens. These measures aim to address fake and abandoned accounts, but they have also intensified the perception of a decreasing supply. Investor Sentiment: FUD or a Genuine Concern? The drop in Pi Coin’s value has sparked widespread fear, uncertainty, and doubt (FUD) in the market. Sentiment has worsened by 80% within a single day, with some users even claiming “manipulation” and “panic” selling. Trading volume has decreased by 37%, signaling a reduction in market activity. $PI

Loss momentum i think. The dev allowed FUD spread to happen exactly like FUD wants. 6th years project but little to noone good news after release. understandable if -400% in a month chipped out trust in community and who want genuine interest to invest . It's Free market after all. Even Whale is out.

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😳welcome the $PI community to the crypto market! Dips are normal,and it's very common for altcoins to have major corrections post launch 🔸 But with patience and good research,you'll see the potential Pi still has,and you'll get good at blocking the FUD. Continue mining,pick your entries wisely and drop a follow

$PI has been one of the most exciting & buzzworthy crypto launches in recent times. Since its inception, it has consistently remained trending and steadily outperformed the market. But the project has always been surrounded by controversies and hype. Let's find out some of the recent juggernauts. The Pi Mainnet Pi Mainnet was nothing short of an eventful ride. Drama unfolded at every level—exchanges refusing to list, users struggling with KYC verification, and privacy concerns. But at the end of the day, the community won against all the FUD. Pi Mainnet launched successfully, and instantly, it became one of the most traded and searched coins that week. As soon as the mainnet went live, its price skyrocketed, pushing Pi into the ranks of the largest coins by market cap. At one point, Pi broke into the top 15, surpassing some of the biggest names in crypto. According to CoinMarketCap, on February 26, 2025, Pi hit $3 and entered the top 15 by market cap. Its trading volume was colossal—only behind Bitcoin and Tether at that point. The Hype Pi Coin had hype before its mainnet, and when it finally launched, that hype went into overdrive. The community is one of the most active in crypto, dominating social media, giving it an edge over other projects. For nearly five years, Pi Coin kept its hype alive, something very few projects have achieved. One of the most viral narratives was: "One Pi = One BTC." Crypto loves a good narrative, and this one took off like wildfire. Realistic or not, it didn’t matter. Social media ran with it, fueling insane speculation. Then, in March, the hype reached new heights as the U.S. prepared to announce its crypto reserves. Suddenly, speculation ran wild—could Pi be included in the U.S. strategic reserve? It sounded absurd, but the market and community embraced it. Even when the market was bleeding, Pi somehow outperformed everything. Pi Price Prediction Community-backed projects have always had the potential to become cult-like forces in the market. Dogecoin and Shiba Inu proved that. Pi is no exception. Recently, Pi was hovering at a staggering $10B market cap— a dream for even some of the biggest crypto projects out there. From its debut price, Pi ran nearly 500% and is still up over 200%. With a strong community and relentless hype, it has the potential to become one of crypto’s scarce, cult-status projects. The one potential drawback? Its floating supply is dangerously low—only about 7%—while a massive 93% is still locked, minable, or yet to hit the market. But even with that, there’s a high chance Pi will continue to outperform some of the market’s biggest players throughout this cycle. Exact price targets are never easy to predict. But based on the momentum, a $5 peak this cycle isn’t out of reach or even Much Higher.