Pi Network spent six years building its user base before a single token traded on a public exchange. Thirty-five million people downloaded the app. Millions completed identity verification. The team delayed the mainnet launch repeatedly, citing the need to get it right. When it finally launched on February 20, 2025, the price hit $2.99 — and then spent the next twelve months losing 94% of its value.
That’s not a typo. From $2.99 to roughly $0.17 in one year. The all-time low of $0.1312 hit on February 11, 2026, almost exactly on the first anniversary of the launch.
So where does Pi go from here? The honest answer is that nobody really knows, and anyone who tells you otherwise with confident decimal-point precision is probably running an algorithm that doesn’t understand the very specific dynamics at play with this token. What we can do is lay out what’s actually happening — the supply situation, the technical upgrades, the exchange listing question, the centralization concerns — and let you form your own view.
PI Price Prediction SummaryYearBearBase CaseBull2026$0.14–$0.40$0.45–$0.57$1.05–$3.502027$0.20–$0.26$0.50–$1.25$3.25–$5.252028$0.47–$0.59$1.50–$3.50$5.50–$8.502029$0.61–$0.77$2.50–$6.00$8.50–$13.752030$0.12–$0.82$2.50–$3.50$13.75–$22.00The Current Situation — March 2026
PI Price 2026
PI is trading somewhere between $0.168 and $0.185 as of early March 2026, depending on the exchange you check. That variance itself tells you something — liquidity is thin, price discovery is uneven, and this isn’t yet a mature market for the token.
The circulating supply sits at approximately 9.4 billion PI out of a total maximum of 100 billion. That means roughly 90% of all PI tokens that will ever exist haven’t entered the market yet. Every week, more do.
March 2026 specifically will see 187.5 million new tokens unlocked — worth over $31 million at current prices. That’s 2.3% of the current circulating market cap entering the market in a single month. In a thick, liquid market with strong demand, that’s manageable. In PI’s current environment, with 24-hour volume running around $11–31 million depending on the day, that’s a real headwind.
The RSI on the daily timeframe reads around 23–24 at the most recent check — technically a “buy” signal by oscillator standards, which means the market is oversold. That doesn’t mean prices go up immediately; it means sellers have been in control long enough that a mechanical bounce becomes probable at some point.
One positive signal worth noting: a roughly 40% rally from the $0.1312 all-time low in late February — driven partly by the mainnet anniversary, partly by technical buying from oversold conditions. Whether that bounce has legs is the core question going into March and Q2 2026.
Key technical levels:
LevelSignificance$0.1312All-time low (Feb 11, 2026) — the floor everything is measured against$0.1666Immediate dynamic support$0.1749–$0.180050-day EMA — first resistance barrier$0.19338.2% Fibonacci retracement$0.212Next resistance zone; bulls need this to hold$0.250–$0.280Q4 2025 consolidation range — reclaiming this matters$2.99All-time high (Feb 26, 2025)PI Price Prediction 2026
The forecast spread for 2026 is so wide it’s almost not useful to cite without context.