$PI Don’t get too carried away here. Gate spot is at 0.09463 right now, up 11.36% over the past 24h. It surged to 0.10387 last night and then got dumped back—now it looks more like high-level rotation, not a “free pick” at the bottom.


In the short term, the 15m candle closed at 0.09466; the 1h timeframe pulled back from 0.091 to around 0.0957 again—momentum is still there, but the level between 0.0957 and 0.0961 has to be chewed through first. Next, watch 0.0943; if that breaks, then look at 0.0910.
Pi’s official latest update is still the July 15 v25 upgrade notice, with a planned protocol upgrade on July 22. For now, there’s no verifiable new catalyst. If it were me, I’d just lightly observe here—no chasing the heat. Do you think 0.10 can be tapped again? #PI #Gate行情 #Spot (purely personal opinion, DYOR—if you lose money don’t come at me 😂)
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MarginPlayer
· 07-20 03:22
0.10? Wait until it grinds through and hits 0.096—then think about it. If you go in now, you’re the bag holder.
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PFPHunter
· 07-20 03:13
Don’t get carried away—that kind of market is fine to play with a light position. Going heavy can easily make you unable to sleep 😂
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HedgeFarmer
· 07-20 02:08
On the technical side, the 15-minute chart is still getting tangled up, but volume hasn’t kept up. Only a break above 0.0961 can confirm the direction; otherwise, it will retrace to 0.091.
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BridgeDoctor
· 07-20 01:39
The rebound yesterday was clearly followed by a pullback. There’s a high probability of profit-taking and switching hands at higher levels, so I chose to reduce my position and wait, not betting on the news backdrop.
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DirectorOfTheSiliconValley
· 07-20 01:08
With past precedent, it’s probably a no-go.
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