Pi Network (PI) Price Prediction: Will 620 million Tokens Enter Supply Before the End of This Year, Leading to a Major Crash?

The Pi Network (PI) has continued to experience a sluggish market recently. Before the end of this year, 620 million Pi coins will be unlocked and enter circulation, raising concerns about price pressure and liquidity. The community is anxiously awaiting this event and its impact on the token. Analysts warn that Pi needs decentralization, partnerships, and exchange listings to avoid a prolonged decline.

According to Pinetworkmember statistics, approximately 139 million Pi coins will enter circulation in August, 116 million in September, 93 million in October, 102 million in November, and an astonishing 170 million in December. Additionally, daily migrations will inject 3 to 5 million Pi coins into the market, significantly increasing its circulating supply.

The surge in supply is ringing alarm bells throughout the community. With so many tokens entering the ecosystem, there are growing concerns about whether there is enough demand, liquidity, or strong buyers to absorb the pressure. Without these, the price of the Pi coin may face severe downward pressure.

At the same time, the unlocking of 337 million Pi coins on July 15 caused a sharp drop in price, indicating that the surge in supply has a direct impact.

(Source: Trading View)

Insufficient demand or liquidity?

Despite the launch of the Pi App Studio aimed at helping non-technical users build applications on the Pi network, the project seems to struggle to attract external attention. Many analysts and users are concerned that Pi's ecosystem is not yet ready to handle this kind of pressure.

The daily growth of a Token requires strong demand, real use cases, and sufficient Liquidity to maintain price stability. Without these, the value of the Token may continue to decline, leaving early users disappointed.

Critics believe that the Pi App Studio project is still too closed off. It has not yet opened to other cryptocurrency ecosystems, has not established external partnerships, and has not been listed on major exchanges.

Some say that the Pi Core Team (PCT) is unwilling to fully decentralize the network, which hinders its development.

A cryptocurrency user claims that by 2027, over 400 million Pi Tokens are expected to enter circulation, which has further raised questions about the circulation of the Tokens. In response, a Pinetwork member clarified that the total supply will reach billions, as all migrated Tokens are considered in circulation, even if locked by users.

He pointed out that the Pi core team is fortunate because many early pioneers unknowingly locked their tokens, which helps alleviate the current supply pressure. However, as billions of tokens will eventually circulate, concerns about liquidity, demand, and the real value of $PI in the future are increasing.

What is the next step for Pi Network?

To remain stable and survive during this tumultuous period, Pi Network must do more than just develop applications. The project must embrace decentralization, seek external partners, and strive to list the Pi coin on reliable exchanges.

If these measures are not taken, the upcoming large-scale unlock may flood the market, jeopardizing the long-term sustainability of Pi coin. In the current situation, unless urgent measures are taken to attract real-world demand and utility, users may hold Pi coin, which has low liquidity and a perceived value that continues to decline.

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