$PI This week, from SolCex ecosystem integration to the official deployment of protocol v26.1, and from the launch of the CiDi Home interactive system to the ongoing improvement of OpenPay’s multi-network support, what we see is not merely technological progress, but the real trajectory of a distributed network gradually expanding outward and deepening inward.

$PI The evening pullback brought PI back to around 0.08964, up 0.58% over 24 hours, but it has yet to break above the 0.09031 high. The latest completed 1-hour candle closed at 0.08946, recovering 0.22% over the past 6 hours and closing above the 20- and 50-period moving averages; the 4-hour candle closed at 0.08932, slightly above the 50-period moving average at 0.08911. The short-term trend is relatively stable and remains a range-bound recovery. Pi Network aims to allow ordinary users to participate in the network via mobile phones and lower the barrier to using Web3 through KYC and developer applications; the Open Network can now connect to external systems. Its long-term potential will ultimately depend on whether mainnet migration, application activity, and real payments can continue to grow. Community size itself is not the end goal. The 24-hour trading volume is approximately 495k USDT. The average volume of the latest six 1-hour candles is only 5% higher than that of the previous 18, while the latest six 15-minute candles are down 25%; chasing prices after the pullback is cooling off. The 4-hour average volume is also down 13%, and larger timeframes have yet to see increased volume. First watch for support at 0.0893–0.0890; if that fails, then watch 0.0888–0.0885. Above, 0.0897–0.0900 needs to hold on a volume-backed close before 0.09031 comes into view. Do you think it can continue to move higher? #PI #PiNetwork #Gate Market

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