After yesterday’s prediction played out quite closely, Pi Coin has now broken above the $0.65 target zone we discussed. Pi Coin sits around $0.6557 at writing, marking a 46.16% increase in the last 24 hours.

While the surge looks strong on the surface, today’s daily technical indicators are flashing caution. Most key indicators are still leaning bearish, even with the price pump. So, where is Pi Coin price likely to go from here? Let’s break it down.

Looking at the Relative Strength Index (RSI), it’s sitting at 30.6, which places Pi Coin price just above oversold territory. While this doesn’t confirm a rebound, it does show the recent buying hasn’t shifted overall market momentum yet. The market still shows signs of exhaustion after the rally.

The MACD is currently at -0.073, remaining in bearish territory. That negative crossover suggests short-term momentum hasn’t fully caught up with the sudden price jump. Unless we see a reversal, sellers are likely to maintain control in the near term.

The CCI (Commodity Channel Index) is at -76.63, still below neutral. This tells us Pi Coin price is trading below its average price, which aligns with continued selling pressure across the board.

The Ultimate Oscillator is reading 40.542, which also signals that buying volume isn’t strong enough to support a sustained breakout. It would need to cross 50 to indicate a more bullish shift.

As for the Rate of Change (ROC), it’s at -31.607, pointing to a rapid recent price movement that may have been overextended. This kind of negative momentum usually follows aggressive rallies that can’t be held without strong buyer support.

The Bull/Bear Power (13) is at -0.1922, showing that bears are still stronger than bulls at the moment. Even with a price increase, sellers haven’t backed off fully.