Pi is Heading for $2 – Will it Recover?

Pi Network's PI Token officially debuted on February 20, marking a major milestone for the project.

However, the long-awaited launch led to intense selling pressure as early adopters tried to cash in, causing a sharp drop in value.

By February 21, the PI had collapsed to $0.60, but the decline was short-lived. The token recovered with strong momentum, fueled by renewed investor interest.

At the time of writing, PI is trading at $1.52, reflecting a 160% recovery from the low point. This surge is mainly due to rising demand, with speculation surrounding a possible listing on Binance playing a key role.

As of February 22, over 212,000 votes had been cast on whether PI should be listed on Binance, with over 86% in favor. As the voting comes to a close, many investors are anticipating an official listing, which could further boost the token’s price.

Technical indicators also point to growing bullish sentiment. The PI Relative Strength Index (RSI), which tracks momentum, is at 63.40 on the four-hour chart, signaling strong buying pressure.

Furthermore, the Balance of Power (BoP) indicator, which measures the strength of buyers versus sellers, is at 0.41, reinforcing the positive outlook. When this indicator is positive, it suggests that buyers are in control, increasing the likelihood of continued price gains.

Since its launch, PI has maintained an upward trajectory, trading above a key uptrend line. This sustained bullish momentum is evidence that investors continue to support higher prices. If the trend holds, PI could break the $2 mark and eventually reach its previous high of $2.20.

However, any sharp increase in profit-taking could disrupt this outlook. If selling pressure intensifies, PI could break below $1.50, with further declines leading to $1.34.

For now, movement in the PI market remains strong, with traders watching closely for any signs of further gains – or an imminent correction.