#PI$Pi Pi Network (PI) remains under pressure despite ongoing ecosystem development. Recent updates include Protocol 24 and Protocol 25 upgrades, aimed at improving network stability and preparing for future smart-contract functionality. The project has also launched the SLICE test token and upgraded its Launchpad ahead of Pi2Day on June 28.


From a market perspective, PI is trading near historical lows around the $0.13–$0.14 range after months of heavy selling pressure. Large token unlocks and exchange inflows continue to weigh on price action, although some whale wallets have been accumulating significant amounts of PI.
Short-term sentiment is cautiously neutral. If PI breaks above key resistance levels near $0.145–$0.159, a recovery rally could develop. However, continued token unlocks may keep volatility elevated in the coming weeks. Traders should monitor ecosystem adoption and Pi2Day announcements for potential market-moving catalysts. $PI $GT $BABYSHARK
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GateUser-136c11fb
· 1h ago
Of course, this comment is not directed at the comment above or at some other brainless commentators. The comment above is still relatively objective.
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GateUser-136c11fb
· 1h ago
Analysis and commentary are also quite fair, but there are two points to pay attention to:
1: The key points of π’s white paper and the project’s purpose both have only one core: “π is ecosystem-focused,” and it has been continuously developing and building!
2: π is not decentralized yet, it hasn’t succeeded yet, and it isn’t truly an open-mapped coin yet—originally, it had no value and no price. So why worry? You just got married a year ago, your child was just born; others have been married for ten years, and they’re still just hanging around and “playing time.” Does that mean your child is useless just because they don’t know how to “play time”? No brains, no learning, no understanding—how can you play with coins?
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