The Pi Network is buzzing with excitement in March 2025, and the hype is hard to ignore. With its main net fully launched in February and trading kicking off, Pi Coin has skyrocketed to the 11th largest crypto by market cap. Prices are dancing between $1.60 and $1.96 after peaking at $2.99 last month, and the community—over 60 million strong—is riding a wave of optimism. The big talk? A potential Binance listing, especially with Pi Day (March 14) around the corner, which could push prices past $10 if it happens. Posts on X are electric, with some even dreaming of $100 as adoption grows in Asia and rumors swirl about U.S. reserve plans.
But not everyone’s sold. Critics call it overhyped, pointing to a brutal post-launch crash from $2.98 to $0.67 and slamming its centralized roots. Skeptics on X still whisper “scam,” though fans counter with its insane trading volume—outpacing Bitcoin on some platforms. Right now, Pi’s a rollercoaster: massive potential if it breaks the $1.95 resistance, but a shaky market could pull it back. The hype’s real—whether it lasts is the million-dollar question.