Pi Network (PI) Price Update: Continues Its Downward Trajectory, Now Trading at Approximately $0.59

This represents a dramatic 80% decline from its February peak of $2.99 when the project launched its open mainnet.

The price of Pi Network’s cryptocurrency (PI) continues to fall. It is now trading at approximately $0.59 as of May 6.

This represents a dramatic 80% decline from its February peak of $2.99 when the project launched its open mainnet.

Market sentiment has turned increasingly cautious as Pi struggles to maintain momentum. The most recent concern is a significant drop in trading volume, which fell by 49% in just 24 hours to $34.95 million.

This volume decline ranks as one of the lowest among the top 30 cryptocurrencies, according to CoinMarketCap data. The token is now down 4% over the past week.

Technical indicators present a worrying picture for PI investors. The cryptocurrency is currently testing the lower boundary of a symmetrical triangle pattern that formed in mid-April.

According to technical analysis, a confirmed breakdown below this level could trigger a further decline toward $0.40 and potentially as low as $0.10 if bearish sentiment intensifies.

False Partnership Claims

Within the Pi community, excitement arose recently with claims of a partnership with French banking giant BNP Paribas.

Several community accounts, including "Pi Coin Magazine" and "The Times of PiNetwork," circulated information about a supposed "Pi Nexus Banking System" API integration.

However, investigation revealed that these claims were false. The supposed evidence—a GitHub repository—was found to be an unverified, independent file with no official connection to BNP Paribas.

The bank has not confirmed any collaboration with Pi Network. Similar integration proposals have been mentioned for companies like Apple Pay, PayPal, and Barclays, none of which have materialized into official partnerships.

This misinformation showcases Pi Network's vulnerability to unchecked hype. The project's official channels failed to intervene to contain the fake news, which may have further damaged investor confidence.

The Pi Network price remained flat after the announcement. The lack of institutional confirmation prevented any meaningful rally from developing.

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Current technical indicators show the Relative Strength Index (RSI) remaining near neutral at 42, while the 30-period moving average continues to lag below the 200-period—classic signs of market consolidation.

Exchange Listing Uncertainties

The absence of listings on major exchanges like Binance and Coinbase continues to limit Pi Network's liquidity and visibility to broader investor audiences.

In February, Binance conducted a community vote regarding Pi Coin's potential listing, with 86% of participants expressing support. This overwhelming approval sparked optimism among Pi supporters, with some analysts projecting prices as high as $5 or even $10 if a listing were secured.

However, despite the vote's conclusion, Binance has not confirmed any plans to list PI. The exchange's stringent criteria—emphasizing transparency, liquidity, and decentralization—present challenges for Pi Network.

The project's centralized control structure, with the Pi Core Team managing all mainnet nodes, has raised concerns. Additionally, Binance's new listing rules prioritize projects built on supported blockchains like BNB Chain, which Pi does not use.

Despite these challenges, Pi Network maintains a sizable following due to its unique mobile-first mining model. Since its inception in 2019, the network has attracted millions of users who mine Pi cryptocurrency using their smartphones.

The February launch of the open mainnet was expected to accelerate adoption, but questions persist about utility, exchange access, and real-world integrations.

Looking forward, the next price movement for Pi crypto remains uncertain. If trading volumes continue to fall and no credible partnerships materialize, a drop below the $0.50 support could trigger a slide toward $0.30, according to technical analysis.

This would represent another 50% decline from current levels, potentially testing the faith of early adopters and mobile miners who have supported the project.

At press time, Pi Network was trading at around $0.59, up 0.63% in the last 24 hours.