Pi Coin (PI) is currently trading around $0.4701 after a 6.15% drop in the past 24 hours.
However, long-term projections from crypto prediction platform CoinCodex suggest a major shift in sentiment is coming in 2026.
While the year is expected to start off slow, April and May are forecasted to deliver the strongest gains, with price targets well above the $1 mark.

January 2026: A slow start
January is expected to begin with minimal volatility and subdued growth. CoinCodex projects Pi Coin to trade at an average of $0.3798, with prices staying within a tight range between $0.3732 and $0.3871. The market is likely to remain cautious during this period, as there are no major catalysts expected in early Q1. As a result, Pi is not forecasted to outperform the broader market this month.
February 2026: Sideways continuation
February continues the pattern of muted activity, with Pi averaging just slightly higher at $0.3802. The minimum and maximum prices remain virtually unchanged from January, ranging between $0.3711 and $0.3886. While this could signal market consolidation, investor enthusiasm is still expected to stay low, and returns are likely to remain modest through the end of the month.
March 2026: Momentum begins to shift
March marks the first signs of a meaningful recovery for Pi. CoinCodex predicts the average price will rise to $0.4421, with the potential to reach as high as $0.5501. This increase reflects growing market optimism and possibly early positioning ahead of a broader altcoin rally. Though still early, March may serve as the start of Pi’s long-awaited breakout.
April 2026: The explosive breakout month
April is forecasted to be the most bullish month of the entire year. Pi’s average price is expected to surge to $0.8745, with highs reaching an impressive $1.2996. This represents a potential 176.7% return from current levels. If these predictions materialize, April could be the month that redefines Pi’s market trajectory. Such a sharp rally may be driven by a combination of increased mainnet adoption, exchange activity, and renewed community engagement.
