$PI After surging to 0.08665 yesterday morning, PI gave back gains steadily, barely holding around 0.085 overnight; it first dipped to 0.08394 before recovering to around 0.08474 in the early morning. It fell 1.80% over 24 hours, while the range high remains at 0.08692. Closed 15-minute candles have moved back above the 20- and 50-period lines. The 1-hour chart remains below the 20-hour line but above the 50-hour line, while the 4-hour chart has only managed to hold above the 20-period line. The short-term move looks more like a weak recovery after the decline. 24-hour volume was approximately 671,000 USDT, while volume in the latest three 15-minute and 1-hour candles was only 0.40 and 0.48 times the average volume of the previous 20 candles, respectively, indicating weak buying at higher prices. 0.08412–0.08394 is the immediate support zone; a break below it would bring 0.08384 into focus. On the upside, the market must first absorb 0.08504–0.08550. Only if the 1-hour chart closes steadily above 0.08550 on increased volume will there be a chance to retest 0.08615. A close below 0.08394 would weaken the recovery again. Pi Network connects mobile participation, a KYC-verified real-person network, and Web3 applications, while the Open Network has enabled the mainnet to connect with external systems. In the long term, it remains important to monitor whether application activity, mainnet usage, and KYB integrations can generate genuine demand. Do you think it will reclaim 0.08550 first, or retest 0.08394 first? #PI #PiNetwork #Gate market data.

$PI Looking at PI’s trend, unless it drops two zeros first, there’s absolutely no hope of a reversal. It looks like I’ll have to go short too. I hope, Little PI, you won’t liquidate me, because as a bull, I’m so disappointed in you. You were almost above 0.1, but after the CLARITY Act vote failed, you plunged straight down and returned to the old level. Right now, even the gods can’t save you—only dropping two more zeros might get someone to pull you up. I hope being short won’t disappoint me; I need to break even.

$PI Folks, if you don't buy the dip, I'll never get out of my losing position.