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Pi Coin Price Prediction: Bulls Break $2, Next Target $3

The post Pi Coin Price Prediction: Bulls Break $2, Next Target $3 appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Pi Coin has recently kicked off an upward move, targeting higher price levels after a surge of more than 7% over the last 24 hours. The coin is now inching closer to the $2 mark, recovering from a major drop from its all-time high of $3. Currently, Pi Coin is trading between $1.70 and $1.95, sparking hope among investors for a potential rebound to its peak value. The broader cryptocurrency market remains volatile, with major coins like Bitcoin influencing the price of Pi Coin. Despite this, Pi Coin has established itself as the 11th most valuable cryptocurrency on CoinMarketCap, even without being listed on major exchanges like Binance or Coinbase. The immediate support level for Pi Coin is at $1.60. If selling pressure continues, this level could be tested once again, following recent market trends. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is currently below 50, signaling weak bullish momentum. Pi Network’s Growing Presence and Potential Analyst Kim Wong said that Pi Network stands out among crypto projects for its aim to build a functional digital economy, allowing Pi coins to be used in real-world transactions, such as purchasing goods and services, and powering decentralized applications (dApps). The Pi Network boasts one of the most vibrant and supportive communities in crypto, with the Pi app downloaded over 150 million times and 65 million active users. It also has 4 million followers on X, second only to Bitcoin. https://twitter.com/Time_and_Trade/status/1897331640738943046 Since February 20, 2025, Pi Coin has been listed on several prominent centralized exchanges (CEXs), with a daily trading volume averaging around $1.5 billion. “There is no reason that other major crypto exchanges would not join in to list Pi coin. It just a matter of time. If they don’t, they are just stupid,” the analyst wrote.