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Pi Network is once again at the center of controversy as rumors spread about major exchanges planning to delist the token. Speculation grew after alleged reports claimed that OKX would suspend new borrowing for PI/USDT margin pairs and fully delist the coin by August 27–28. Such a move would reduce liquidity and signal falling institutional confidence.
The rumors quickly sparked panic among Pi holders, many of whom are already frustrated with repeated delays in the mainnet launch and growing doubts about the project’s long-term vision. For some, the “Pioneer” dream of building a community-powered digital currency appears to be fading.
However, market analyst Dr. Altcoin stepped in to calm investors, stating clearly that the delisting rumors are false. He confirmed that Pi continues to trade actively with solid volumes on both OKX and MEXC.
“The rumors surrounding the delisting of Pi from OKX or MEXC are NOT true! Pi continues to trade actively with healthy volumes on both OKX and MEXC,” he wrote.
What’s Next For Pi Coin Price?
Still, the price of Pi tells a different story. The token is currently trading around $0.34, down more than 2% on the day, and just two days ago it set a new all-time low of $0.3304. This marks a sharp decline of 88% from its peak of $2.98 in February 2025. Whether Pi can bounce back above key resistance levels and attempt to reclaim $1 remains uncertain.
Experts disagree on where Pi Network is heading. Some think the price could rise to around $1 by mid-2025 and even touch $4 if the mainnet finally launches and KYC works well. Others warn that if Pi fails to stay above $0.38, it could fall back toward $0.30, with more losses possible from token unlocks.
Most agree that 2025 will decide Pi’s future, while long-term predictions for 2030 range from $0.48 to $1.75 depending on adoption and exchange listings.