Pi Network (PI) price is under pressure. With PI trading around $0.34, many long-standing holders are growing uneasy about what comes next. Forecasts are growing grim: some analysts now believe PI could fall all the way to zero by 2026, driven by token unlocks, weak liquidity and slow rollout of promised features. If you’re invested or watching PI, these are the risk factors you need on your radar now.
First, about 50% of experts surveyed believe the PI Network price might collapse in 2026, citing a lack of utility, weak adoption, continual supply pressure and loss of community momentum.
Second, the support around $0.34 is seen by some as fragile. A break below that could trigger more panic, pushing the price into lower supports ($0.20-$0.30) and possibly further if negative feedback loops kick in.
Finally, analysts point out that without strong real-world uses, PI may struggle to attract new capital. Projects offering delivery (wallets, payments, partnerships) are getting preferred attention. PI must show more than potential.
While PI struggles, several reports contrast it with newer altcoins that appear more grounded in utility, especially Remittix (RTX). Key differences being noted:
For many investors, Remittix is looking like more than a meme-adjacent alternative; it may represent what “next-gen PayFi” looks like in contrast to PI’s slowdown. For holders and watchers, it may be time to evaluate whether staying in PI makes sense or whether reallocating part of the risk into presales with more precise trajectories (like Remittix) might offer better risk/reward.
