3 Potential Risks For The Pi Network Price

Pi Network price faces major risks, including a mainnet launch delay, potential crypto crash, and weak technical patterns
By crispus
Updated July 1, 2025
3 Critical Risks That Could Crash Pi Network’s Price Post Mainnet Launch

Highlights

  • Pi Network price plummeted to its lowest level since October 2024.
  • Pi faces numerous risks, including a potential mainnet delay.
  • The other risk is the ongoing cryptocurrency crash.

Pi Network IoU price has remained under pressure this week after falling by over 50% from its highest point in November. The Pi coin token faces major risks ahead, including a potential mainnet launch delay, more crypto downside, and weak technicals.

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Pi Network Price May Drop If The Mainnet Is Delayed

The biggest risk that the Pi coin faces is a potential mainnet delay. Indeed, the token has already fallen by over 50% since the developers postponed the grace period for the KYC migration in November. They moved it to December 31 and then pushed it again to January 31.

The justification for this mainnet launch delay is that many pioneers are yet to migrate their Pi coins to the mainnet. In the December statement, they noted that they were 2 million pioneers short of the 10 million target. Just recently, they said they had already crossed the 9 million mark, meaning the 10 million target may be achieved by January 31st.

Pi Network 9 Million Users
Pi Network 9 Million Users

The other potential risk to the Pi Network price is the continuation of the crypto crash. As part of the third mainnet migration criterion, the developers noted that the listing will happen if the external environment is supportive.

The two most notable external factors are the performance of cryptocurrencies and regulations. With the Donald Trump administration coming up, there are signs that the regulatory environment will be good. 

However, the developers may delay the Pi Network listing if cryptocurrencies are plunging. This is similar to companies avoiding launching IPOs when the stock market is falling. 

Further, most tap-to-earn tokens like Hamster Kombat, DOGS, and Catizen prices have crashed after their airdrops. That could be a sign that Pi coin price will also drop after the mainnet launch as many pioneers sell.

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Pi Coin Price Technical Analysis

The third major risk that the Pi price could fall is that it has weak technicals. It has now dropped below the important support at $43.31, its lowest swing in December and November last year. Moving below that level is a sign that bears are gaining control for now.

Pi Network price has moved below the 50-day and 100-day moving averages and the key support level at $49.80, its highest level on July 14. Therefore, by breaking below the key support at $43, it means that bears have prevailed and that it will continue falling, potentially to the support at $30. 

Pi Network Price Chart
Pi Network Price Chart

A move above the key resistance level at $49 will cancel the bearish view and point to more gains, potentially to the psychological point at $60.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Why is the Pi Network price crashing?

The Pi coin price has crashed because of the ongoing crypto sell-off and the potential for the mainnet launch delay.

2. What is the next Pi token forecast?

The Pi Network price could drop to the next psychological point at $30, which is also the lowest swing since September last year.

3. Is Pi coin a good buy?

The Pi coin trading in HTX is just a proxy or IOU of the main network. As such, it is a high-risk investment because of its low volume and the fact that it is offered by just one company.
crispus
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