Pi Network token crashes to new all-time low of $0.086 as 130M coins face imminent unlock, adding selling pressure.
Macro & Markets ·
Pi Network's native token reached a new all-time low of $0.086 following a sharp decline, having fallen over 22% during the past week and 97.1% from its February 2025 peak. The collapse has coincided with a significant unlock event: according to available data, over 127 million coins are scheduled for release within the next 30 days, a supply event expected to amplify selling pressure from long-waiting holders, particularly acute during bear market conditions.
The project's development team has continued advancing the ecosystem with recent infrastructure products unveiled at the Pi2Day event, including SoloHost for distributed computing and AI app hosting, Pi Sign-in for third-party authentication, and PiVerify for identity verification services. These additions represent protocol expansion aims, yet their near-term impact on token demand remains unproven.
The core tension is timing: while product development and ecosystem expansion typically require months or years to generate measurable network activity and drive token demand, the immediate selling pressure from the massive token unlock faces no offsetting catalyst in the current market cycle. Whether the new infrastructure initiatives can eventually reverse the token's price trajectory remains an open question.