Pi slides as sellers maintain command over short-term trend
Pi (PI) is trading at $0.1210 after falling 7.37% today, with the move leaving the price below its key moving averages.
Highlights
- Pi Network completed its Protocol 24 mainnet upgrade to improve network scalability, node synchronization, and ecosystem stability.
- Further enhancements targeting smart contracts, Web3 capabilities, and physical retail integration are scheduled, aiming to expand real-world utility.
- PI/USD trades defensively below key moving averages, with technicals signaling bearish momentum and a likely range of $0.1138–$0.1282 over the next several days.
Ecosystem milestones underscored by ongoing token use case push
On June 3, Pi Network completed its Protocol 24 mainnet upgrade, focusing on enhanced network performance, node synchronization, and overall stability. This development represents a continued effort to address technical scalability and may affect user and developer engagement over time. Further upgrades targeting smart contracts and Web3 capabilities are slated for later in June, while the project's ongoing shift toward physical retail integration has indicated a strategic ambition to increase the token's real-world use cases. These initiatives have provided operational milestones for the ecosystem, though price action has remained under broader selling pressure.
Seller strength persists as price tests technical resistance
PI is currently trading below MA-20 ($0.1257), MA-50 ($0.1304), and MA-200 ($0.1864). The Kijun level from the Ichimoku system at $0.1257 acts as the first line of resistance. Momentum indicators show MACD on a strong sell signal, while ADX points to seller domination. The RSI stands at 39.16 and the CCI is in sell territory, suggesting ongoing pressure but not yet oversold conditions. Stoch RSI, however, is showing signs of a possible short-term bounce. Bull/Bear Power flags clear seller dominance, while the Awesome Oscillator is neutral, presenting a mixed momentum profile.
Further downside likely as volatility and support levels weigh
Over the next two to three trading days, typical volatility could see the price fluctuate between $0.1138 and $0.1282. There is a very high probability of further downside, making any sustained reversal unlikely for now. Baseline expectations call for continued sideways movement with a bearish tilt. If price breaks above $0.1257, a bullish scenario may unfold, while a loss of support near $0.1138 could trigger a fresh leg lower.
Previously, analysts noted that Pi remained under sustained selling pressure despite ongoing network upgrades and ecosystem initiatives. The latest data reinforce this bearish outlook, with traders advised to monitor for potential further downside should the $0.1138 support level be breached in the days ahead.