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Only 2 Days to Pi2Day: Will Pi Network Price Hit $1?

Story Highlights
  • Pi2Day sparks massive anticipation as Pi Core team teases KYC Sync, mainnet news, and possible exchange listings.

  • Pi Coin slips to $0.553 amid hype cooldown; analysts expect support above $0.40 and possible July rebound if updates deliver.

The Pi community is bracing for what could be the biggest moment for the network. Pi2Day is almost here, and pioneers are watching closely for big announcements. This event could be the spark Pi Coin needs to break out.

Google searches for “Pi2Day” have surged, and social media is buzzing with predictions. While some expect major updates, others are unsure, especially after Pi’s recent 17% drop below $0.50. Critics warn that without real, functional updates, the price could fall further.

The Core team is expected to announce key features like KYC Sync, mainnet progress, GenAI tools, dApps, and even .pi domains. The community also expects major listing announcements, which could boost its adoption and price. 

Pi Coin Loses Steam After Recent Rally

Amidst the Pi day excitement, Pi Coin recently jumped 12-18% and reached around $0.61-$0.63. It was also the top trending coin on CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap. But it dropped 11% yesterday and is now trading at $0.553, down 4.7% in the last 24 hours.

The price has now returned to a key range between $0.50–$0.56, showing signs of weakness. If buyers don’t step up soon, it could fall back to $0.50 support.

Pi Coin Unlikely To Drop Below $0.40

Analyst Dr Altcoin shared that Pi has averaged around $0.60 over the past 3 months. He says that this shows its steady, organic growth rather than hype-driven spikes. With $100 million in funding from Pi Network Ventures fueling real development, he expects Pi to rise gradually.

Unless a major announcement drops this week, a big price move is unlikely. However, the positive takeaway is that Pi is expected to hold above its all-time low of $0.40.

According to CoinDCX, volatility is expected to pick up as June nears its end. If Pi breaks above the $0.74 resistance level, it could rise to the $0.85–$0.90 range. But if the $0.60 support fails, especially in the absence of major updates or exchange listings, the price could fall back toward $0.52.

In July, it expects a bullish outlook, but it may struggle to reclaim $1. Pi Coin could stay between $1.20 and $1.50 for most of the month.

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FAQs

What is Pi2Day and when is it celebrated?

Pi2Day is an annual event celebrated by the Pi Network community on June 28th. It’s a key moment for the Core Team to announce network progress, features, and future plans.

What major announcements are expected from Pi Network on Pi2Day?

The Core Team is anticipated to announce updates on KYC Sync, mainnet progress, GenAI tools, dApps, and .pi domains. Community members also hope for major exchange listing announcements.

What is the price prediction for Pi Coin in July 2025?

CoinDCX expects volatility to increase by late June. If Pi breaks above $0.74, it could reach $0.85-$0.90. In July, it may struggle to reclaim $1 but could stay between $1.20 and $1.50.

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