The Pi Network continues to struggle in 2025 as its price trends downward. Pi coin is now trading near $0.2157, only weeks after hitting an all-time low of $0.1585 on October 11. At this level, the token sits dangerously close to zero, raising questions about whether upcoming events can reverse its decline.
Can New Developments Help Pi Recover?
According to Pi News, the network now hosts over 210 decentralized applications (DApps), with more than 23,000 projects preparing for launch through Pi Studio on the mainnet. This growing developer activity shows that interest in building within the Pi ecosystem remains strong. If sustained, it could eventually support the token’s recovery.
Two events may also influence the Pi price in the coming months: the Pi Hackathon and the protocol upgrade to version 23.
Is the Pi Price Increase Guaranteed?
While these developments show continued progress, they do not guarantee a price recovery. On October 1, Pi Network added decentralized exchange (DEX) and automated market maker (AMM) functions to its testnet, allowing users to experiment with token swaps and liquidity pools. Despite these advances, Pi still recorded two new lows within the same month.
For now, the network’s fundamentals appear to be improving, but the market has yet to respond. Whether these catalysts can prevent Pi from sliding closer to zero remains to be seen.
FAQs
Potential recovery depends on new developments like its 210+ DApps and the v23 protocol upgrade successfully driving user adoption and network utility.
Key developments include a Hackathon running until Oct 15, over 23,000 projects in Pi Studio, and a planned v23 upgrade to improve speed and scalability.
The Pi Network ecosystem now hosts over 210 decentralized applications (DApps), indicating continued developer interest despite its price challenges.
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