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The price of Pi Network (PI) is displaying signs of indecision as it hovers just above a critical support level at $0.601, raising questions about whether the next move will be a breakdown or recovery. Over the past seven days, PI is down nearly 6%, but technical indicators are showing a potential shift in momentum.
Directional Momentum Weakens, Trend at a Crossroads
According to technical data, Pi Network’s Directional Movement Index (DMI) is signaling fading bearish momentum. The Average Directional Index (ADX) — which tracks trend strength — has dropped to 34, down from 44.59 a day earlier. This drop follows a sharp climb from 16.89 just three days ago, indicating a short-lived but weakening trend phase.
More importantly, the +DI (positive directional index) has climbed to 20.89, up from just 4 two days ago, suggesting that bullish sentiment is slowly building. Conversely, the -DI (negative directional index) has dropped sharply to 32.68, after peaking at 70.57, further indicating that bearish pressure is easing.
This crossover between bullish and bearish momentum suggests a potential trend reversal or, at the very least, a neutral phase following intense selling.
CMF Indicator Signals Mild Buying Pressure
The Chaikin Money Flow (CMF), which measures the flow of capital based on price and volume, sits at 0.07, down from 0.19 two days ago but still in positive territory. A CMF value above zero generally indicates buying pressure, even if modest.
While not strong enough to confirm accumulation, this level suggests that capital is still entering the asset, albeit with reduced intensity. A further drop below zero would warn of weakening demand, while a rise back toward 0.10 could signal strengthening interest.
EMA Lines Indicate Consolidation
Pi Network's Exponential Moving Averages (EMAs) indicate that the asset is currently in a consolidation phase, with the price tightly ranging above $0.601. This follows a rebound from earlier lows caused by geopolitical tensions, specifically the Israel-Iran conflict escalation.
This zone is seen as make-or-break territory. A breakdown below $0.601 could trigger a deeper decline toward $0.542 and even $0.40 if bearish momentum regains traction. On the flip side, a breakout above resistance levels at $0.647 and $0.658 could set off a bullish wave toward $0.796.
With conflicting signals from technical indicators, traders are advised to monitor these levels closely before taking positions.
Conclusion: Traders Await a Decisive Move
Pi Network remains in a critical phase, with mixed signals across key metrics. While the DMI and CMF show signs of improving sentiment, the market hasn’t yet committed to a clear direction. Holding the $0.601 support is crucial in determining whether the PI price will recover or break lower.
Investors should watch for a strong move past resistance or a decisive drop below support, which could define Pi Network’s short-term price trajectory.
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Hey everyone,
Big trouble is brewing in the Pi Network world, and it's hitting hard. If you hold Pi Coin, you might already be feeling the heat. The long-awaited wallet migration to the Open Mainnet has gone sideways—and users are seriously upset.
Thousands of Pi holders are facing issues: technical glitches, missing tokens, and radio silence from the Pi Core Team. So what exactly is going on? Is this just a hiccup—or a warning sign of deeper problems?
Let’s break it down.
😱 What Went Wrong?
Last week, Pi Network began migrating wallets to the Open Mainnet—a major milestone. But instead of a smooth transition, users are reporting:
Wallets showing 0 $PI balances after migration
Stuck transfers, some pending for days or longer
KYC-verified users still waiting in migration queues
Sync and address verification errors
The hashtag #PiWalletFail is blowing up on X (formerly Twitter), Reddit, and Discord, with screenshots and complaints flooding in. Even long-time supporters are losing patience, frustrated by the lack of transparency and updates from the Core Team.
💬 What’s the Community Saying?
Here’s a snapshot of the mood:
> “I waited over a year for Mainnet. Now my coins are gone. No updates, no support. This is unacceptable.” — Reddit user
> “They keep telling us to be patient, but this is real value now. Not testnet coins. We deserve better communication.” — @PioneerPi on X
Some users are even forming grassroots groups online to track issues, document lost balances, and demand accountability from the team.
📣 Any Official Response?
The Pi Core Team finally acknowledged the chaos with a brief statement:
> “We are aware that some users are experiencing wallet migration delays. Our engineers are investigating the issue and working to restore balances and sync states. We appreciate your patience.”
But many feel that’s far from enough. People are calling for frequent updates, transparent progress tracking, and manual solutions for restoring lost balances.
💸 Market Reaction & Confidence Drop
Although $PI isn’t listed on major exchanges yet, IOU versions (unofficial Pi tokens traded on smaller platforms) have dropped around 15% in price since the migration issues began.
That’s a major blow to user confidence—especially as real-world value starts getting tied to the project.
🤔 What Does This Mean for Pi’s Future?
Pi Network has always marketed itself as a "crypto for the people," with ambitions to onboard a billion users through mobile mining. But now, with actual value at stake, trust is everything.
This wallet migration debacle won’t necessarily sink Pi Network, but if it isn’t resolved fast and transparently, the damage to its credibility could be long-lasting.

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Hey everyone,
There's some serious drama unfolding in the Pi Network world, and it's got a lot of people really upset. If you're a Pi Coin holder, you might already know what I'm talking about: the wallet migration process for the Open Mainnet has hit a HUGE snag, and users are NOT happy.
It seems like thousands of Pi Coin holders are running into all sorts of problems – technical glitches, their coins going missing, and worst of all, very little word from the Pi team.
So, what's really going on here? Is this just a temporary bump in the road, or a sign of bigger problems for Pi Network? Let's break it down.

😱 What in the World Happened?

Over the past week, Pi Network started moving user wallets over to the new Open Mainnet. Sounds simple enough, right? Nope! A lot of people are now reporting that their transfers didn't finish, their Pi tokens are gone, or their wallets are just stuck in "pending" limbo.

If you jump on social media like X (formerly Twitter), Discord, or Reddit, you'll see the hashtag **#PiWalletFail** blowing up. People are sharing screenshots of:

* Wallets showing a big fat **0 $PI balance** after the move. Ouch!
* Users who've passed their "KYC" (know your customer) checks are still stuck in migration lines.
* Problems with verifying addresses and syncing errors.

It's a mess, and even long-time supporters of Pi are super disappointed because they feel like the Pi Core Team isn't being transparent enough.

💬 What Are People Saying?

The community's frustration is pretty clear. Here are a couple of examples of what I'm seeing:

* One Pi user on Reddit vented, "I waited over a year for Mainnet. Now my coins are gone. No updates, no support. This is unacceptable.” Can you blame them?
* Another user on X, PioneerPi, said, “They keep telling us to be patient, but this is real value now. Not testnet coins. We deserve better communication.” They've got a point – these aren't just play coins anymore.

People are really demanding answers and are even organizing themselves online to keep track of these migration issues and push the team for a fix.

📣 Has the Team Said Anything Yet?

So far, the Pi Core Team has only put out a short update on their official channels. They said:

“We are aware that some users are experiencing wallet migration delays. Our engineers are investigating the issue and working to restore balances and sync states. We appreciate your patience.”

Honestly, that hasn't made many people feel better. Users are calling for more frequent updates, a way to track the progress, and maybe even a way to manually get their coins back.

💸 What About the Price and How People Feel?

Even though $PI isn't officially listed on big exchanges yet, the "IOU" versions (basically, promises of Pi) that are traded on smaller platforms have seen their price drop by about 15% since this whole migration mess started.

This definitely shakes the confidence of early supporters, and that's a big deal.

🤔 Could This Hurt Pi's Future?

Pi Network has always talked about being a "people-powered" crypto, wanting to bring a billion new users into crypto through mobile mining. But now that real value is tied to $PI tokens, trust is everything.

This wallet migration problem might not completely sink the project, but if they don't fix it soon, it could seriously damage Pi's reputation for good.

Unless the Pi Network team acts fast and fixes these problems, they might just lose their most important asset: their super loyal community of pioneers.

🚀 My Takeaway

This failed Pi wallet migration is a huge moment for the project. How fast the Pi Core Team can fix these bugs, get everyone's balances back, and win back the community's trust will decide what happens next for $PI.

Everyone's watching, and the clock is ticking. Let's hope they sort this out soon!

**Important Note:** This is just my personal take on what's happening. Remember, investing in crypto is always risky. Do your own research and talk to a financial expert before making any investment decisions!
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Hey, Pi Network Community!

I’m sharing this message with deep concern and urgency. Recently, I became a victim of a scam that exposed a major security weakness in the Pi Network. This isn’t just my story—it’s a warning for everyone who has been mining Pi since 2020.

What Happened?

A scammer tricked me into revealing my passphrase, which allowed them to access my Pi wallet and steal 107 Pi in just minutes. Fortunately, my remaining 981 Pi were locked, preventing further loss.

This incident highlights a critical issue: Pi Network’s security measures are insufficient. Currently, if someone gets hold of your passphrase, they can access and drain your wallet instantly without any extra verification.

The Problem: Lack of Security Layers

The current Pi Network wallet security is too basic, lacking essential protective features such as:

✅ Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) – No additional verification step before accessing the wallet.

✅ Transaction Confirmation – No email or SMS approval required before transferring Pi.

✅ Passphrase Recovery Options – No way to reset or recover your passphrase securely.

✅ Real-Time Alerts – No instant notifications for suspicious activities.

Without these security layers, Pi holders are at high risk of losing their tokens to scammers. For those who have been mining Pi for years, this is a huge threat.

A Request to the Pi Core Team

To ensure the safety of all Pi holders, I urge the Pi Core Team to take immediate action and implement stronger security measures. Here are some essential upgrades needed:

1️⃣ Enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) – Require users to verify login attempts via email or SMS.

2️⃣ Implement Transaction Confirmation – Send a verification code before any Pi transfer can be completed.

3️⃣ Introduce Passphrase Recovery Options – Provide secure ways for users to recover lost passphrases.

4️⃣ Send Real-Time Alerts – Notify users immediately when a transaction is attempted from their wallet.

How Can You Help?

This issue affects every Pi user, so we must act together to demand better security. Here’s what you can do:

📢 Spread Awareness – Share this message with your friends and on social media to inform others.

📩 Contact the Pi Core Team – Use official Pi Network channels to request urgent security updates.

🛑 Stay Vigilant – Never share your passphrase and be cautious of phishing scams.

Final Thoughts

Pi Network has the potential to become a game-changer in the crypto world, but strong security is essential for its success. If we don’t act now, more users will fall victim to scams.

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Should PI be launched on Binance?
Yes: 60,092 votes (86.2%)
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Voting Period: 17 Feb 14:45 (UTC) to 27 Feb 23:59 (UTC)

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