Pi Network falls to record low price


(Dan Tri) - According to data from the Bitget exchange, Pi Network's price has dropped to 0.0704 USD in recent days. This is a record low since Pi Network coin was listed on exchanges.
To date, Pi Network price has recovered slightly to 0.0816 USD. However, this digital currency has lost more than 99% of its value compared to the peak it reached in February 2025.

Pi Network price reached its lowest level in history (Photo: The Anh).
In groups about Pi Network on Facebook, the community is no longer as active as before. Posts with content about collecting Pi or buying Pi in bulk also no longer appear.
The continuous decline in Pi Network's price over the past year has made many investors impatient. Many opinions even turn their backs on this digital currency.
"About the past 3 months, I no longer collect Pi or participate in mining this digital currency. The price of Pi has dropped sharply, causing my investment to suffer heavy losses," Duc Lam's account commented.
Over the past year, Pi Network's price fluctuation chart has continuously plummeted and shows absolutely no signs of recovery. Even during periods of strong growth in the cryptocurrency market, Pi Network prices continue to fall sharply.
This also caused the cryptocurrency community to raise accusations of "rug pull" against the Pi Network project. The term "rug pull" refers to a cryptocurrency development group abandoning the project and taking all the investors' funds with them.
"Pi Network has lost more than 90% of its value compared to its peak. Basically, this is a rug pull," an account commented on the social network Twitter.

To date, the two largest cryptocurrency exchanges in the world have not yet listed the Pi Network project (Photo: The Anh).
Worth mentioning, the co-founders of Pi Network continuously appear and share at major cryptocurrency events. Many new applications are created to attract user interest in this ecosystem.
On Twitter, the Pi Network team also continuously updates activities related to the project development process. However, contrary to investors' expectations, Pi Network's price continues to decline sharply.
To date, Pi Network is still only listed on a few mid-range exchanges. Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, completely left open the possibility of listing this project.
Meanwhile, Bybit, the second largest exchange, also flatly rejected Pi Network. This shows a lack of trust from major exchanges in the project.