Pi Network marks its first anniversary since the Open Mainnet launch with a dramatically different price environment and a significantly more developed ecosystem.
On February 20, 2025, the project removed its firewall and transitioned into full external connectivity, allowing PI to trade freely on exchanges such as OKX, Bitget, MEXC, and HTX. What followed was one of the most volatile post-launch price discovery phases in recent crypto history.
Pi Network has spent the past twelve months evolving from a closed mobile mining ecosystem into a functioning, exchange-listed blockchain network with expanding technical capabilities.
After analyzing the latest price chart, it is visible that PI experienced an explosive launch phase followed by a prolonged structural decline. The price spiked aggressively in late February 2025, briefly trading above $2, before heavy selling pressure emerged.
Throughout March and April 2025, the chart shows sharp downward movements accompanied by elevated volume, indicating strong early distribution. Several relief rallies appeared mid-year, particularly around May and November, but each formed lower highs and failed to reverse the broader downtrend.
By early 2026, price action stabilized in the $0.17–$0.20 range. The volatility that characterized the first months gradually compressed, forming a flatter base structure compared to the earlier aggressive declines.
Currently, PI trades around $0.18, approximately 93% below its post-launch peak.
One year after Open Mainnet, Pi Network presents a contrast between market valuation and ecosystem development. While the token’s price reflects a deep reset from speculative highs, the network’s infrastructure, regulatory positioning, and migration growth suggest that the project has moved beyond its experimental phase and into long-term structural building.
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