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The Pi Network (PI) token has fallen 15% but remains above triangle support, with a breakdown potentially exposing the $0.085 level. Key Points: PI is testing a diagonal support line that has already stopped several declines. Weak A/D and MFI readings show limited buying pressure, while funding and

Pi Network (PI) token surged more than 7% to trade above $0.19 on Mar. 20 after a bruising correction that wiped nearly half its value in three days, with attention now turning to the project's upcoming v21 protocol upgrade. Price Whiplash PI opened March below $0.175 before climbing above $0.23 by

Pi Network (PI) has plunged nearly 50% from its recent five-month high despite completing what its developers call a foundational upgrade to protocol version 20.2, which is meant to eventually support smart contract functionality on the network's mainnet blockchain. Protocol Upgrade Completed The Pi

Pi Network's (PI) native token surged past the $0.20 mark to a three-week high on Mar. 6, climbing more than 50% from its all-time low recorded less than a month ago, as the project's team moved up a key protocol upgrade deadline from Mar. 14 to Mar. 12 — a timeline shift that appears to be fueling

Pi Network (PI) is requiring all Mainnet node operators to complete the first step of a planned series of blockchain protocol upgrades by Feb. 15, as the project claims 16 million users have now migrated to its Mainnet. What Happened: Node Upgrade Deadline The Pi Core Team posted on X on Feb. 11 tha