PI Network’s native token PI is once again under pressure. The token’s price has dipped below a crucial support level as investor interest in the altcoin continues to wane.
Market sentiment has turned increasingly negative, raising fears that PI could soon revisit its all-time low of $0.32.
SponsoredPI Faces Strong Downward Momentum
Today’s broader market decline has weighed on PI’s price. It has witnessed a 4% drop, pushing it below the critical $0.37 support level, a zone that had prevented deeper losses since August 1.
At press time, PI trades at $0.36, with trading volume surging 104%. A rising trading volume alongside a falling price signals heightened selling pressure, as more market participants are offloading their positions.
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This combination confirms the strong bearish sentiment against PI, suggesting that the downward move may continue unless new buying interest emerges to stabilize the market.
Moreover, the altcoin’s negative Balance of Power (BoP) supports this bearish outlook. As of this writing, the indicator is at -0.66 and trending lower, highlighting the weakening demand for PI.
The BoP indicator measures the strength of buyers versus sellers in a market. It calculates whether bulls or bears are dominating price movements over a given period. A positive BoP indicates buying strength, while a negative BoP signals selling pressure.
PI’s negative BOP signals sellers exert more influence over price action than buyers. It is a bearish signal that indicates further downside pressure on PI if the trend continues.
PI Nears All-Time Low; Traders Eye $0.37 Support Reclaim
Intensifying sell-side pressure could push PI toward its all-time low of $0.32, and if buyers fail to defend this critical support zone, the altcoin could slide even further. However, there is a catch.
PI’s Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) is trending upward, currently reading 0.04, signaling a bullish divergence. An asset’s CMF forms a bullish divergence with its price when it returns a positive value during a period of price decline.
This suggests that despite recent selling pressure, buying interest is starting to emerge.
If buyers continue to step in, PI could rebound, reclaim its $0.37 support, and even attempt to breach the $0.40 level in the short term.
