Pi Coin Price Breaks Out After a 90% Crash – Here’s How High It Could Fly This Week

Pi Coin is finally showing signs of life after months of bleeding lower. It’s up 33% today and changing hands around $0.2752, making it the top gainer at writing.

For a coin that’s dropped ~90% from earlier levels, this bounce is the first real show of strength in a while, and there are actual fundamentals behind it.

Network Progress and Trust

On the network side, the automated KYC rollout is moving the needle. The Pi Core Team says 3.36M users are now fully verified, with 2.69M already migrated to Mainnet. That improves trust, reduces fraud risk, and sets the stage for real utility.

There’s still work ahead, roughly 4.76M “tentative KYC” accounts need to finish, but completion rates and migration speed are finally trending up.

Liquidity Dynamics and Sentiment

Liquidity dynamics are helping too: more than 10M PI left exchanges in October, pushing CEX reserves down to ~410M (lowest since September). That’s usually what you see before bigger moves, as supply shifts to cold storage.

The caveat: about 121M tokens are scheduled to unlock in the next 30 days, so some of today’s tailwind could meet fresh supply later. Sentiment also picked up on community chatter about ISO 20022/SWIFT alignment and talk of Open Mainnet moving closer, claims that boost morale, even if they’re not official SWIFT announcements.

What the PI Chart Is Showing

The weekly chart looks like a classic base forming. Pi Coin price spent weeks inside an accumulation zone (roughly the mid-$0.10s to low-$0.20s), then popped back to test the $0.27–$0.30 resistance band.

That area is the lid. A clean daily/weekly close through $0.30 would be the first proper break of the downtrend since spring and would flip the structure from “drift lower” to “attempted reversal.”

Above that, the next visible shelves on the chart sit near $0.35–$0.40, then $0.50–$0.68 if momentum snowballs. The Pi chart you shared even sketches higher swing targets (around $1.00 and beyond) for later phases, but those are bigger-picture levels, not this week’s base case.

Moreover, volume is finally expanding on green candles, RSI is curling up from depressed levels, and you can see the first higher lows on lower timeframes.

That tells you buyers are nibbling instead of fading every bounce. Just remember the supply calendar: today’s strength came alongside shrinking exchange balances, but the near-term unlock window is real and could blunt rallies if demand cools.

How High Can Pi Coin Go This Week?

Base case: if bulls push through $0.30 and hold it on a retest, $0.33–$0.36 is a reasonable weekly target range. With a strong squeeze (and if the broader market keeps pumping), a stretch toward $0.40 isn’t out of the question.

If Pi Coin price gets rejected again at $0.30, look for chop back into $0.24–$0.25 to see whether the new bid is real or just a one-day pop. A break back below $0.22 would put the accumulation thesis on pause.

Moreover, this move isn’t just noise, KYC progress, improving migration, and a visible supply drain gave bulls something to work with. Clear $0.30 and hold it, and Pi Coin finally has room to run this week.