Pi Network Price Today April 7, 2025: Warning It Could Fall to $0.1
Pi Network price today 4/7/2025 decreased by 2.5% compared to yesterday, currently at 0.6398 USD. In the worst case scenario, Pi could lose another 60% of its value and fall to 0.10 USD.
Pi Network Price Today 4/7/2025
Pi price on OKX exchange on April 7, 2025 is fluctuating around the price from 0.5505 USD to 0.6766 USD (equivalent to 14,210 VND to 17,460 VND. Thus, at the time of writing, Pi price on OKX exchange decreased by 2.5% compared to yesterday, reaching 16,550 VND
Technically, the $0.50 level is acting as an important support zone. Pi has bounced from this area at times, indicating potential buying pressure as the price falls further. However, if the price fails to hold above $0.60 and continues to decline, the possibility of a retest of the $0.50 zone is high. If this zone is broken, the price could slide to $0.40 or lower.
On the other hand, if Pi overcomes the nearest resistance level around 0.6475 – 0.65 USD, the price may continue to move towards the 0.8 – 0.9 USD zone. However, this depends on many positive supporting factors, especially from the development team.
Pi Price Warning Could Fall to $0.10
Experts warn that if the Pi team does not speed up the KYC process, fully deploy the mainnet, and cooperate with major partners soon, the project could completely collapse in terms of trust. In the worst case scenario, Pi could lose another 60% of its value and fall to $0.10.
There are four main reasons given for the current decline. One is the large number of unverified users launching the token sale. Two is that Pi has not yet been listed on major exchanges. Three is that the cryptocurrency market in general is weak. And finally, Pi still lacks clear practical applications.
There are now over 6.7 billion Pi in circulation and a maximum total supply of 100 billion tokens. Concerns about value dilution are making investors impatient.
Although Pi has attracted a large community, many experts are seriously questioning the transparency and direction of the project. Some argue that this could be a scam model, as the project is accused of slow development, centralized control, and mainly relying on user referrals.
Notably, Binance has yet to show any intention of listing Pi, while the CEO of Bybit has publicly called Pi a “scam.” Several regulatory agencies in China and Vietnam have also issued warnings regarding the risks of participating in this project.