Pi Network’s native token, PI, fell to an all-time low of $0.086 on July 13, breaking below two support levels of $0.10 and $0.09. It has dropped more than 22% this week. Based on PiScan data, more than 127 million PI tokens will be unlocked within the next 30 days, and the market worries that a large-scale token release could intensify sell pressure from long-term investors waiting for the tokens.
PI drops to an all-time low of $0.086, down more than 22% this week
According to CoinGecko data, the PI token fell to $0.086 on July 13, breaking below two key support levels of $0.10 and $0.09 and setting a new all-time low. It is down more than 22% for the week and has plunged 97.1% from the all-time high recorded in February 2025.
PI hit $0.30 after listing on Kraken in March 2026, then fell again after struggling around the $0.20 level in late April. Since then, it has continued to fall freely, repeatedly setting new all-time lows.
More than 127 million PI tokens to be unlocked in the next 30 days, potentially increasing sell pressure
According to PiScan data, more than 127 million PI tokens will be unlocked within the next 30 days. Against a backdrop of weak market sentiment, a large-scale token release could intensify selling behavior among investors who have been holding the tokens long term. The market generally believes that in a bear market environment, the supply pressure caused by token unlocks is particularly pronounced because market sentiment is typically more tense than in normal periods.
Pi2Day released three infrastructure products on June 28
According to reports, Pi Network’s core team released three infrastructure products during its Pi2Day event on June 28, 2026:
SoloHost: a framework for local AI application hosting and decentralized computing
Pi Sign-in: allows third-party websites and applications to verify user identity through a Pi account
PiVerify: a KYC (know your customer) and identity verification service for external enterprises
Analysts noted that although these products are meaningful to some extent, infrastructure improvements typically take months or even years to translate into measurable network activity and token demand. The practical benefits have not yet materialized, and the protocol’s native token price continues to decline.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the current lowest price of the PI token, and how much has it fallen this week?
According to CoinGecko data, the PI token fell to an all-time low of $0.086 on July 13, 2026, breaking below support levels of $0.10 and $0.09. It is down more than 22% for the week and has plunged 97.1% from the all-time high recorded in February 2025.
How many PI tokens are scheduled to be unlocked soon, and when will it happen?
According to PiScan data, more than 127 million PI tokens will be unlocked within the next 30 days. The market is concerned that this large-scale token release could further increase sell pressure amid the ongoing downward trend.
What new products has Pi Network recently released?
According to reports, Pi Network’s core team released three products during the Pi2Day event on June 28, 2026: SoloHost (a local AI application hosting framework), Pi Sign-in (third-party identity verification), and PiVerify (enterprise KYC services). However, analysts say that infrastructure improvements require several months to years to translate into increased token demand.
