Pi Network Token Price Soars to $0.79, Gaining 45%

During the afternoon trading session on April 5, the Pi network token price soared to $0.79, gaining 45% a high not seen since March 31.

The price of Pi network (PI) soared to $0.79 during the afternoon trading session on April 5, gaining 45% and reaching a high not seen since March 31. The price gains coincided with more than $1 billion in trading volume, a peak that has happened since early last month.

After hitting its recent high, PI could not sustain its upward momentum and retrace back. Currently, PI is trading at $0.6082, down by 2% over the last 24 hours. It has a 24-hour trading volume of $1.06B and a market cap of $ 4.20B.

Pi Coin Heads for $1 Mark

Technical indicators predicted possible price gains for Pi coin. The coin formed a bullish divergence pattern, which occurs when an asset and its oscillator are moving in the same direction.

The MACD has been on a steady rise, just like the Bollinger Bands trend indicator. Hence, the coin’s price is on the rise as buyers eye the $1 mark, its next psychological level, which is nearly 35% higher than its current price.

Chart Indicators. Source: TradingView

However, this bullish outlook will no longer be valid if the token’s price drops below the week’s lowest level. The Pi coin’s gains were a shining light in a highly bearish market.

Lack of Listings and Activity Drags Pi Price Down

Since reaching a high of $3 on Feb. 26, the Pi coin price has been on a significant downtrend. Its current price represents a 75% drop from this peak price, resulting in billion-dollar losses for pioneers and investors.

The token’s poor price performance has also been due to its tokenomics’ incoming supply. On-chain data shows that the network will unlock millions of tokens every month.

If the token release continues at the current rate, the coin’s circulating supply would have increased by 1.6 billion within the next one year. An increase in any token’s circulating supply usually causes a decline in its price, creating a decline in the worth of investors’ holdings.

A lack of exchange listings is another cause for the poor price performance of the Pi network, with many investors expressing worries as to why there hasn’t been a lot of exchanges listing the token. Many of them believe that the Pi coin would be available to millions of users when tier-1 exchanges like Coinbase, Kraken, and Binance list it.

In addition, the Pi network’s native token price has been dropping since February due to a slowdown in the ecosystem’s activities. Many developers prefer Avalanche, Solana, Berachain, and other popular blockchains to using the Pi network.