Is Pi Network Crashing or Mooning? July 2025 Price Update

The Current State of Pi Network: A Closer Look via usebearer

It’s been a few weeks since we last covered Pi Network, and honestly, the silence was intentional. The journey with Pi Network has gone from wild excitement to cautious waiting. When we first got in, the narrative was simple: “this is going to the moon!” But over time, it’s felt more like diving into a rabbit hole—deeper and darker, with no visible end.

Initially, the hype was real. So was the belief. I personally bought in and held on, waiting for the upswing. But today, the Pi token sits at $0.49—a stark contrast from its past peak of $2.79. That’s a huge dip. And sadly, there doesn’t seem to be any strong force poised to lift it anytime soon.

Yet, one cannot ignore the $89 million 24-hour volume. For a coin that’s over 56 months old, that’s no small feat. It shows resilience, at least in terms of interest. But is that enough?

Recent Updates and Ecosystem Developments

Pi Network did roll out major updates during the Pi Today celebration on June 28th. Some of the key highlights include:

• AI-powered app studio to expand access to decentralized app creation.
• A staking-based ranking system for dApps, allowing community-driven governance.
• A more streamlined mainnet migration process to unblock over 500,000 users.
• Integration with Onramper, simplifying fiat onramps for users.
• Updates to Node software, now rebranded to “Node Desktop,” for better desktop compatibility.
• Pi domain auctions extended to September 30, allowing app creators more time to secure functional domains.
• A fun in-app ecosystem challenge with rewards, running through July 7.

On paper, these updates look like strong moves in the right direction—especially in building utility and improving accessibility. But will they move the market?

Utility ≠ Price Impact

The hard truth is: utility does not automatically drive token prices—not in the short term, anyway. Price is influenced by one major thing: buying pressure, which is driven by hype and mainstream appeal. And right now, Pi lacks both.

Even with all the news, without buzz and serious investor interest, the price won’t pump. That’s why many early adopters—myself included—are just holding on, waiting for that next surge of excitement.

Mining and Community Fatigue

Mining is still possible. Personally, I’ve mined over 1,400+ Pi, but I’ve noticed the decline in participation. Where I once had over 300 people mining under me, now it’s around 100. People are burned out. Content creators are burned out. And for good reason—progress feels stagnant.

But we keep going, mostly because of hope. If Pi hits even $1, many of us could at least break even or come out slightly ahead. Anything above that would be a blessing.

Forecast and Final Thoughts

Based on current patterns, my projection is that Pi might hover around $0.70 by end of July. Unless there’s a game-changing announcement or major partnership, that’s about the best-case scenario short-term.

Don’t get me wrong: I still believe Pi has potential. But the journey is long and uncertain. If you're in it, focus on mining, stay informed, and keep your expectations realistic.

I’ll continue to post updates here on usebearer as new developments unfold. And if Pi makes that big leap, you’ll hear about it here first.

Stay strong, pioneers.