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Pi Network In August Could Hit New Lows With 162 Million Tokens Unlocked Pi is one of the biggest disappointments of 2025. After showing promise earlier this year, the price of this coin has plummeted over 80% from a high of $2.10 in February to around $0.40. And with 162.8 million tokens unlocked in August, this could trigger another price drop, potentially causing Pi to reach a new record low of around $0.36. 162 Million Pi Tokens Will Be Unlocked in August According to Pi Scan, more than 162.8 million new Pi tokens, worth nearly $66 million, will be unlocked this month. This means that more tokens will be added to the market, increasing the circulating supply by 2.10%. But the problem here is that there is not enough demand to meet this supply. With more and more tokens being released to the market without enough buyers, many investors may panic and sell off. If that happens, the price of Pi could decrease further, potentially hitting a new record low. August Could Push Pi Up to $0.36 Last month, in July, Pi dropped nearly 18%, from $0.65 to $0.42. This time, with the number of tokens unlocked being only about half of that in July, we can expect a minimum drop of 9%. That would bring Pi down to about $0.367, a new record low if that occurs. Is There Any Hope in the Coming Months? The token unlock schedule indicates that August will be the month with the largest supply increase this year. However, there are still some optimistic signals. Starting in September, the number of tokens unlocked will slow down to 117 million, followed by 93 million in October, and then 102.9 million in November. After August, the next major token release will take place in December, with 170.5 million Pi tokens being introduced to the market. Pi Coin Price Analysis Pi has dropped another 8% this week and is currently trading dangerously close to its all-time low of $0.405. If the price breaks below this level, the next key support threshold of $0.39 may soon be tested. #PI #write2earn #depin #AugustBullRun #cryptominister

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