The Pi Network (PI) Price Is on Shaky Ground

Over the last two days, Pi coin has dropped nearly 20%, now hovering around $0.64, a sharp fall from its previous highs.

The price of Pi (PI) has crashed 19% in just 48 hours as the token continues to struggle with a massive oversupply and a lack of access on major exchanges.

According to the latest price analysis by crypto expert Dr. Altcoin, the Pi price might fall another 35% to 50%. This is being driven by an imbalance in supply and demand, with over 100 million new Pi coins entering the market this month alone.

As the chart below shows, the relative strength index (RSI) on the smaller time frame went oversold at 06:05 UTC, indicating bearish momentum. This helped decrease the PI/USDT price to a support level of $0.6057. After stabilizing, the pair moved sideways with moderate volatitliy until a MACD crossover appeared at 11:00 UTC, sparking some upward momentum. This was followed by another oversold RSI at 11:25 UTC, which helped increase the price toward resistance at $0.6277.

After reaching the resistance, the price moved in a very narrow range for several hours as another golden cross appeared around 22:05 UTC, pushing the pair upward once again. This rally peaked with an overbought RSI signal at 23:30 UTC, which helped break through the earlier resistance level.

As April 19th began, another oversold RSI condition led to a push toward a new resistance at $0.6659. However, a bearish MACD crossover at 00:45 UTC flipped the momentum, starting a new downward trend.

If this bearish sentiment continues, the price could retest and possibly break below $0.6277, targeting $0.6000. But if buyers step in, a reversal could see the price break $0.6659 and aim for $0.7000 or more.

The recent drop in the Pi price has brought more bearishness to the market as experts highlight the token’s oversupply and lack of exchange listings as major problems. Despite some calls for token-burning solutions, the current outlook for Pi remains bleak.

According to the latest price prediction from Benzinga, if the bearish trend continues, the Pi coin could revisit $0.60 or even fall further toward $0.55 in the coming days. However, if the support levels hold and the trading volume increases, we might see a short-term bounce back toward $0.70. Overall, the Pi Network needs strong demand and some structural fixes to reverse the current downtrend.