The Pi Network community has recently been rattled by rumors of major exchanges, including OKX, delisting the PI token. This speculation, which caused panic among holders, claimed that the move would reduce liquidity and signal a loss of institutional confidence.
However, market analyst Dr. Altcoin has publicly debunked these rumors, confirming that Pi continues to be actively traded with solid volumes on exchanges like OKX and MEXC. This clarification has helped to calm some of the widespread anxiety.
Despite the false rumors, the price of Pi tells a different story. The token is currently trading at a low of around $0.34, an 88% drop from its peak of $2.98 in February 2025. This downturn, combined with ongoing delays in the mainnet launch, has left many "Pioneers" frustrated and questioning the project's long-term viability.
Looking ahead, experts are divided on Pi's future. Some are optimistic, predicting a potential rise to $1 by mid-2025 and even $4 if the mainnet launches successfully and KYC processes improve. On the other hand, bearish analysts warn that if Pi cannot hold above the $0.38 resistance level, it could fall further toward $0.30. The consensus is that 2025 will be a pivotal year for the project, with long-term predictions for 2030 ranging from $0.48 to $1.75, depending on adoption and future exchange listings.
August 2025, Cryptoniteuae