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Pi Network (PI) has taken a significant step toward legal recognition in Europe by officially filing under the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulations.

The Pi Network (PI) token has experienced a three-day rally, trading above $0.2200 at press time and sustaining a 3.52% gain from the previous day.

Pi Network is reportedly aiming to achieve compliance with the ISO 20022 financial messaging standard, a move that would align it with established blockchain payment platforms like Ripple (XRP) and Stellar (XLM).

The price of Pi Network (PI) is down 5%, extending a reversal from its 50-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA).

Pi Coin's (PI) price has recently surged by nearly 24%, trimming its monthly losses to about 4%. However, the token is still down over 40% in the past three months, indicating that the broader bearish trend is still in play.

Pi Network ($PI) is trading near $0.20, exhibiting relatively stable price action despite broader market volatility.

The Pi Network token, $PI, has undergone a massive correction, with its valuation plunging more than 90% from its peak earlier this year.

The price of Pi Coin (PI) has recently shown a small increase, rising to around $0.36. While this might seem encouraging, technical analysis suggests that the bounce is a "bear trap" that could lead to a new all-time low.

Pi Network is moving forward with a major upgrade to its blockchain, aiming to become a fully compliant and verified network.

Pi Network, once celebrated as a mobile mining phenomenon, is now at a crossroads. Its price has recently plummeted to around $0.34, a significant drop from its May 2025 high of over $1.20.

Despite a major push for mainstream adoption, Pi Network's price remains flat, trading below $0.35.

The Pi Network community has recently been rattled by rumors of major exchanges, including OKX, delisting the PI token.