Pi Coin has extended its decline for a third straight week, falling sharply from its recent local top. The altcoin has struggled amid weak investor support and broader market hesitation. 

While selling pressure dominated earlier sessions, on-chain signals now suggest at least one key factor may be improving.

Pi Coin Holders Are Capitalizing

The Chaikin Money Flow has shown a gradual uptick over the past few days. This shift indicates capital is slowly returning to Pi Coin. Investors appear to be adjusting their stance, likely viewing current prices as attractive accumulation zones.

Rising CMF readings often reflect improving conviction. Fresh inflows are critical for any recovery attempt, as sustained buying helps absorb sell pressure. If this trend continues, Pi Coin could gain the momentum needed to stabilize and attempt a short-term rebound.

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Despite improving inflows, macro indicators remain mixed. The average directional index shows the recent downtrend is close to strengthening. A move above the 25.0 threshold would confirm dominant bearish momentum, reinforcing control by sellers.

However, failure to cross this level would signal weakening trend strength. In such a scenario, selling pressure could fade. This would give Pi Coin room to recover, especially if buying interest continues to increase alongside supportive market conditions.

PI Price Could End Up Rangebound

Pi Coin trades near $0.203 at the time of writing, holding above the $0.198 support and below the $0.208 resistance. The token remains down about 28% from its $0.284 local top. Price action suggests consolidation rather than a decisive move.

If the downtrend strengthens, Pi Coin may remain range-bound between $0.198 and $0.208. This structure would limit upside potential and delay recovery. Prolonged consolidation could further test investor patience during ongoing market uncertainty.

A bullish scenario depends on sustained capital inflows. Continued accumulation could help Pi Coin reclaim $0.208 as support. A successful breakout may drive price toward $0.217, with further upside to $0.224. Such a move would invalidate the bearish thesis.

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Pi Coin price is showing early signs of support after a sharp mid-December drop. Since the December 16 low, Pi Coin has bounced over 8%, helped by steady exchange-side buying.

But while buying pressure has picked up, not all capital groups are convinced yet. The result is a market caught between support and hesitation, setting up a likely range move rather than a clean breakout. Right now, Pi Coin sits at a crossroads where inflows are improving, but conviction remains uneven.

Buying Pressure Builds as Capital Flows Turn Supportive

Exchange wallet data shows clear net buying over the past 24 hours.

Across major centralized exchanges, Pi Coin recorded a net outflow of roughly 414,420 PI, meaning more tokens left exchanges than entered. That usually points to buying rather than selling.

At current prices, this net buying represents approximately $83,000 in accumulation over a short period. Despite being a small exchange-based purchase, it is significant given PI’s seller-driven history.

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Flow-based momentum supports this shift.

The Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) indicator has risen by over 40% from its recent lows. CMF tracks whether big money is flowing into or out of an asset. Rising CMF alongside price stabilization suggests that large buyers are absorbing supply rather than chasing price.

The combined rise in buying pressure could have helped Pi Coin recover nearly 8% from its December 16 low, pushing the price back above the $0.19 line.

CMF is also nearing a breakout from a descending trendline. A clean break above that line, followed by a move above the zero level, would strengthen the case that this bounce has real backing. So far, the signals say buying is real, but still measured.

Why Pi Coin Price Likely Stays Range-Bound

Despite improving flows, smart money behavior remains cautious. The Smart Money Index continues to trend lower and has not confirmed the recent price rebound. That indicates that informed, longer-term buyers are not yet aggressively stepping in.

When buying pressure rises without smart money confirmation, the price often stabilizes instead of trending immediately.

That matches Pi Coin’s current structure.

The key support zone sits near $0.19, which has held multiple tests. A clean break below it would reopen downside risk toward $0.15.

On the upside, $0.21 acts as the first barrier. Without a strong push above that level, rallies are likely to stall.

This creates a roughly 10% range, with about 5% upside and 5% downside from current prices.

In short, Pi Coin is being supported by steady buying and improving money flow, but the lack of smart money participation suggests consolidation rather than continuation. Until that changes, Pi Coin is more likely to trade sideways than trend hard in either direction.

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Pi Coin has faced sustained selling pressure over recent weeks, pushing its price to a multi-week low. The altcoin has declined sharply alongside broader market weakness, with Bitcoin acting as a key drag. 

Waning investor support and rising withdrawals have intensified downside pressure, limiting any meaningful recovery attempts.

Pi Coin Follows Bitcoin

On-chain indicators reflect deteriorating sentiment among Pi Coin holders. The Chaikin Money Flow shows heavy withdrawals, with the indicator dropping to an eight-month low. This reading signals strong capital outflows, suggesting investors are reducing exposure amid continued price weakness.

The sustained selling reflects fading confidence following repeated failed recovery attempts. Many holders appear unwilling to wait for a rebound, choosing instead to exit positions. 

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Pi Coin’s macro momentum remains closely tied to Bitcoin’s performance. The correlation between PI and Bitcoin currently stands at 0.42. This relationship turned positive after steadily improving over nearly three weeks, mirroring the period of Pi Coin’s recent price decline.

This alignment has worked against PI. As Bitcoin corrected, Pi Coin followed lower, magnifying losses. A rising correlation during a downtrend often increases vulnerability, as independent recovery becomes less likely without broader market stabilization or asset-specific catalysts.

PI Price Falls To Its Critical Support

At the time of writing, Pi Coin trades at $0.201, reflecting a 25% decline over the past 20 days. The drop followed a failed attempt to break above the $0.272 resistance. Rejection at that level marked a clear shift toward sustained bearish momentum.

Pi Coin is now testing the $0.198 support, an eight-week low that has previously acted as a floor. This level remains critical. However, bearish signals persist, and a breakdown could push PI toward $0.188 or even $0.180, extending the downtrend.

A recovery scenario remains possible if historical patterns repeat. A successful bounce from $0.198 could restore short-term confidence. If Pi Coin reclaims $0.208 as support, the bearish thesis would weaken. Such a move may allow PI to rise toward $0.217, signaling temporary relief.

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Pi Coin has struggled since late November. After peaking near the end of the month, the price has dropped roughly 28%, erasing most of its earlier gains. Over the past seven days alone, Pi Coin is down about 8.6%, and over the past three months, losses now exceed 40%.

Despite that weakness, the latest chart data shows something new forming beneath the surface. Momentum pressure is starting to shift, raising the question of whether the correction may be nearing a pause. Will the pause lead to a rebound or a complete reversal? Time to find out!

Momentum Pressure Is Easing, But Buyers Are Still Hesitant

On the daily chart, Pi Coin has formed a hidden bullish divergence between November 4 and December 11. During this period, price made a higher low while the Relative Strength Index made a lower low. RSI measures momentum by tracking the speed of buying and selling. When price holds higher levels while momentum weakens, it often signals that selling pressure is starting to fade.

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This type of divergence usually appears near the end of sharp dips. It does not confirm a reversal by itself, but it often precedes rebound attempts when sellers begin to lose control.

However, momentum alone is not enough. The Chaikin Money Flow, which tracks whether large buyers or sellers are dominating volume, is still flashing caution. CMF remains close to testing its descending trend line (connecting lower lows) and is also trading below the zero line. This shows that big money flows have not turned supportive towards Pi Coin, yet.

In simple terms, selling pressure looks weaker, but the big buyers are not fully committed. That keeps the rebound setup fragile. Until money flow improves, upside attempts are likely to face resistance. And if the CMF breaks below the trendline, the rebound (not reversal) setup for the Pi Network coin might get invalidated, completely.

Pi Coin Price Levels That Decide What’s Next

The PI price chart now sits at a decision point. For the rebound structure to gain traction, Pi Coin needs to reclaim the $0.222 area. A sustained move above this level would mark roughly a 7% advance and signal that buyers are willing to defend higher prices again. If that happens, the price could extend toward $0.244 and possibly $0.253, provided broader market conditions stabilize.

Only a price move above $0.284 (late November high) could signal a reversal attempt. That point seems to be far off now.

Support remains just below current levels. The $0.203 zone is critical. A daily close below $0.203 would weaken the rebound case significantly and expose the downside again. If that level fails, Pi Coin could retest lower areas and push the correction into a new leg.

The rebound setup only strengthens if the price moves higher while the CMF begins to rise toward zero. Without that confirmation, upside attempts risk stalling quickly.

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Pi Coin price has held up better than most majors through November, but the charts now show a mix of strength and early warning signs. November has been Pi’s calmest month since summer, and the token is still trying to turn green for only the third time this year.

The question now is whether this momentum can survive December, even do better than November, or if the larger downtrend reclaims control.

History And Its Negative Correlation With Bitcoin

Pi Coin is still young, so its price history leaves a short but clear story. Most of 2025 has been red. Only February and May printed green months. November is trying to join that list.

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What stands out is PI’s negative monthly correlation with Bitcoin, currently around –0.24. When Bitcoin drops, Pi often holds firmer or even rises. Since Bitcoin has been weakening since October, Pi has found support.

Over the last month, Pi is down only about 2.6%, while Bitcoin has dropped much more sharply. Almost 19%.

Weekly performance also reflects this. Pi is still up about 2.7% over the last seven days, making it one of the steadier coins during a weak market. However, some signals on the three-day chart now suggest that December could be more challenging than November.

Hidden Bearish Divergence Appears As Big Money Weakens

Pi Coin’s broader structure remains inside a converging falling wedge, which is usually a bullish pattern. The PI price is now close to the upper trendline of that wedge. A breakout from here would normally look positive. But two indicators show early weakness.

The first is the RSI divergence on the three-day chart. The RSI, or Relative Strength Index, measures momentum. Between October 25 and November 24, Pi Coin made a lower high, but RSI made a higher high. This is a hidden bearish divergence. It usually means the downtrend underneath is still strong, even if the price looks stable.

The second is the CMF, or Chaikin Money Flow, which tracks whether large amounts of money enter or exit the market. CMF is still in negative territory on the three-day chart and is now sliding toward its ascending trendline.

The last time CMF revisited this trendline in early October, Pi dropped more than 42%.

Both signals together mean that PI’s November strength may not fully translate into December unless money returns and CMF avoids a breakdown.

Pi Coin Price Levels To Watch In December

The chart shows a simple picture. PI price needs to break $0.28 to build momentum. That level lines up with the wedge’s upper boundary.

A clean close above $0.28 can open moves to $0.36, and if momentum improves further, even $0.46 becomes possible. But the indicators suggest this is less likely unless CMF improves.

On the downside, $0.21 and $0.20 are the first levels to watch. A drop under $0.20 exposes the $0.18 zone. If Bitcoin suddenly flips bullish, PI’s negative correlation can cause short-term underperformance. That may pull the Pi Coin price toward the lower wedge band.

The most important line for December is $0.20. Maintaining that level preserves the long-term structure. Losing it brings $0.18, and possibly $0.15, back into view.

Pi Coin still has a chance to close the year stronger than expected. However, that depends entirely on CMF stabilizing and whether the falling wedge finally allows the price to break through $0.28.

There is hope still if Bitcoin weakens and the negative correlation makes Pi Coin more desirable to big money.

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Pi Coin’s recent upward momentum has started to cool, with the altcoin facing a 5% pullback in the past 24 hours. The rise in price earlier this week has now met short-term resistance as inflows show signs of saturation. 

This shift suggests that the strong buying activity supporting the rally may slow in the near term.

Pi Coin Faces Slight Bearishness

The Chaikin Money Flow is slipping after touching the 0.15 level, signaling weakening capital inflows.

CMF tracks money entering and exiting an asset, and while 0.20 is typically viewed as a saturation point, Pi Coin’s threshold appears lower. Historically, a move above 0.15 has often led to both price reversals and netflow declines.

This pattern may repeat, as Pi Coin has struggled to maintain inflows once CMF breaks above this zone.

A renewed drop in capital could pull the price lower in the coming sessions, creating short-term bearish pressure. 

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Despite the slip in sentiment, macro indicators still show pockets of strength. The Relative Strength Index remains in bullish territory above the neutral line.

This means Pi Coin is managing to sustain buying interest even as broader market sentiment trends bearish. Strong RSI readings often imply underlying resilience.

One contributing factor is Pi Coin’s negative correlation with Bitcoin.

As BTC weakens, Pi Coin has avoided following the typical market trend, allowing it to maintain upward movement independently. This divergence continues to support the asset, even with inflows softening.

PI Price Is Finding Its Footing

Pi Coin is trading at $0.241, sitting just below the $0.246 resistance level. The altcoin’s 5% drop yesterday reflects short-term bearish pressure. This has eased but not disappeared entirely. Price action suggests a cautious environment as traders wait for stronger signals.

If buying strength continues to fade, Pi Coin could slip below the $0.234 support or remain range-bound between $0.234 and $0.246.

Consolidation appears likely unless inflows strengthen again, which historically has taken time once CMF retreats.

However, if capital inflows rise again, Pi Coin may break above the $0.246 resistance.

A successful move could lift the price to $0.250 and potentially to $0.260. This would invalidate the bearish outlook and restore short-term bullish momentum.

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Pi Coin has been one of the more resilient tokens this month. While the broader market slipped 1.1% today, Pi Coin price still gained 0.8% and is up 11.5% over the past month. Keeping PI’s price history in mind, the 11.5% move isn’t anything less than a rally.

It recently failed a breakout that could have taken it higher, but the trend hasn’t flipped bearish. Several early signs show buyers still holding control, and the rally may not be done yet.

Early Trend Still Points To A Price Rebound

Pi Coin’s first bullish signal comes from the 4-hour chart, which helps spot early trend changes. On this timeframe, the 20-period EMA is closing in on the 50-period EMA. An EMA (Exponential Moving Average) tracks price over time with more weight on recent candles. A bullish crossover happens when the short-term EMA moves above the long-term EMA, often marking a momentum shift.

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A similar crossover attempt happened on November 11, but sellers stepped in before the lines crossed, forcing the move to fail. If bulls hold price steady this time, the crossover could complete and give Pi Coin its next push.

On the daily chart, the Bull-Bear Power indicator supports this idea. The indicator tracks the gap between buying pressure and selling pressure. Despite the failed breakout at $0.229, Bull-Bear Power has flipped firmly into bullish territory, showing buyers are still in control.

If this strength continues, the EMA crossover is less likely to fail like it did on November 11.

Pi Coin Price Action And Money Flow Hold The Key

The Pi Coin price continues to struggle with $0.229, which has rejected every breakout attempt so far in the near-term. If a daily close forms above this level, the next target becomes $0.236 (another strong resistance), followed by a possible move toward $0.266, the upper resistance zone.

The failed breakout earlier this week lined up with a drop in Chaikin Money Flow (CMF). CMF measures whether big wallets are adding or removing capital. Pi Coin saw inflows between November 15–16, but money quickly exited afterward, falling back toward the trendline.

As long as CMF stays above its rising trendline, buyers still have a path to regain control. A break back above the zero line would confirm big money returning, strengthening the bullish case and supporting the EMA crossover from the 4-hour chart.

If CMF falls under the trendline, the downside opens up. In that case, Pi Coin could revisit $0.201, and under deeper market stress, even lower levels.

For now, Pi Coin needs only a 0.48% push to close above $0.229. If the crossover completes and CMF turns back up, Pi Coin may finally clear this barrier and extend its month-long rally.

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Pi Coin is struggling to regain momentum after days of stagnant price movement. The token has failed to register meaningful growth as investor support remains weak and broader market sentiment stays bearish. 

Despite attempts to stabilize, Pi Coin continues to face pressure from declining participation and unfavorable technical indicators.

Pi Coin Holders Are Not Doing Enough

The lack of investor engagement is becoming increasingly evident on-chain. Data from the top 100 transactions in the past 24 hours shows that only slightly more than 9 million PI moved across the network. This activity is valued at under $2.45 million, highlighting the minimal transactional volume supporting the asset.

Among these, the largest transaction involved PI worth less than $319,000, revealing limited interest from major holders. Such low-value movements signal that investors are not actively contributing to liquidity or momentum. 

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Pi Coin’s broader outlook is further challenged by bearish macro indicators. The Squeeze Momentum Indicator shows a squeeze forming, marked by extending red bars. This pattern reflects strengthening bearish pressure, suggesting that market sentiment may deteriorate further before finding relief.

When the squeeze eventually releases, Pi Coin is likely to face heightened volatility. Given the current bias toward downward momentum, this volatility could trigger a sharper price drop. The ongoing buildup in bearish energy signals that Pi Coin may struggle to maintain its current range.

PI Price Remains Consolidated

Pi Coin is trading at $0.227 at the time of writing and continues to consolidate between $0.234 and $0.217. The token lacks the strength needed to break above the $0.234 resistance level, reflecting the effects of investor apathy and weak market conditions.

Given the indicators mentioned above, Pi Coin is likely to remain rangebound. If pressures intensify, the price may slip below $0.217, extending the ongoing decline and weakening recovery prospects. Without a shift in sentiment, consolidation may persist.

However, if investors step in to support the asset, Pi Coin could regain upward momentum. A break above the $0.234 resistance would open the path to $0.246. This would invalidate the current bearish thesis and offer the first signs of stabilization.

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