Pi Network Price Is Ready for a Major Breakout – Here’s Why

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Pi Network price continues to trade near $0.22, but the stability behind this price is what has captured market attention. The network is entering its heaviest unlock period until 2027, with 145.7 million tokens scheduled to be released this month and an additional 173 million in December. Normally, such expansion triggers sharp declines, yet Pi has held its structure firmly between $0.18 and $0.22. 

This calm market behavior suggests that investors are preparing for the major network developments expected to arrive over the next few weeks. Analysts say this strong base could allow the price to break above the key $0.30–$0.35 resistance area, clearing the path toward $0.50 and higher levels if momentum expands.

Open Mainnet Readiness Becomes Clear as Audits Confirm Network Maturity

Fresh audit data released on November 12 shows that Pi Network has been functioning almost like a fully open blockchain since early 2025. The audit reports between 202,000 and 350,000 active nodes, stable throughput of 49 transactions per second, a two-second network delay, full RPC and explorer availability, and zero security exploits. This level of performance demonstrates that the network is technically mature and ready for economic activation.

The DEX launch is now the most anticipated moment. All on-chain indicators show that Proposal 20 has been approved, Multisig 15 has executed, and the DEX contract is no longer paused. Activation is expected between November 20 and 22, with an 82.7 to 92.4 percent likelihood of going live on schedule. 

Once the DEX activates, Pi will enter a new era of transparent trading, real price discovery, and measurable liquidity conditions that often trigger strong upward moves for emerging digital assets.

Pi has also completed full ISO 20022 compliance, enabling direct compatibility with global banking systems. Banking integration is scheduled to begin on November 22, giving Pi one of the rarest advantages among new digital currencies and expanding its potential for real-world payments and merchant adoption. Combined, these developments signal that Pi is approaching full Open Mainnet much faster than many expected.

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Ecosystem Expansion Accelerates as New Tools, Game Updates, and Testnet Performance Strengthen Utility

The Core Team has released complete documentation for creating tokens on the Pi Testnet, allowing developers to mint assets, set trustlines, build liquidity pools, and host pi.toml files. This moves Pi into a new era of DeFi development, giving builders everything they need to prepare for Mainnet deployment.

Protocol 23 continues to perform smoothly in testing, with extremely low failure rates even under heavy network load. This stability confirms that the Testnet2 upgrade is close and that the Mainnet version of Protocol 23, which enables smart contracts, will follow shortly after. Smart contracts will unlock real utility for Pi, ranging from decentralized applications to real-world integrations.

Meanwhile, Pi’s gaming system has been updated to use transparent market-based pricing. Instead of relying on the Global Consensus Value, the system now converts a fixed $5 fee into Pi based on the current market exchange rate. This shift acknowledges the growing influence of the external market and introduces economic clarity as Mainnet approaches. Users can access games at any time, and while rewards are paused, the change signals the network’s transition toward real-time market interaction.

The Global Consensus Value remains stable at $314,207 per Pi according to on-chain oracle data. While this value does not reflect current market pricing, it continues to act as a community-held benchmark and historical anchor during the pre-Open-Mainnet period. For many Pioneers, it maintains confidence as Pi moves closer to economic activation.

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