
Pi Network’s community, once united by its vision of a mobile-mined, egalitarian cryptocurrency, is increasingly fragmented.
Key Developments: Price Instability, Insider Concerns
The Pi Coin has dropped over 4.8 per cent in the past 24 hours, despite showing a 30 per cent monthly gain. Analysts argue that large-scale token unlocks and strategic sell-offs are depressing the price and creating instability. The token is now facing strong resistance around the $0.90 mark and could dip as low as $0.66 if selling pressure intensifies, warns crypto.news, citing bearish flag patterns on trading charts. “The PI Coin value is forming a bearish flag,” reported crypto.news, “with the risk of a drop toward $0.66 if selling pressure intensifies.”
He further estimates that wallets believed to be under the control of the Pi Foundation currently hold more than 90 billion tokens.
Planned Unlocks Stir Market Fears
Adding to concerns is the scheduled unlocking of over 1.47 billion Pi tokens in the next 12 months, with 110 million already released in May 2025. While part of a previously announced tokenomics roadmap, the scale and timing of these unlocks—coinciding with insider activity—are shaking investor confidence. “1.4 million Pi moved from an old Foundation wallet to a new one, then sold on Gate.io—fueling insider concerns,” stated Dr. Altcoin, citing on-chain transaction data.
Community Frustration Grows Amid Transparency Demands
Optimism Endures—But So Do Doubts
However, until the Core Team addresses issues around token distribution, wallet transparency, and ecosystem utility, Pi Network risks losing trust at a critical juncture of its growth. Analysts warn that future performance will hinge on whether these structural weaknesses are tackled head-on.