- Pi Network price climbed to a high of $0.28 as news of gaming partnerships fueled gains.
- A retest of the $0.25 level is crucial, and bulls could rebuild toward a $0.50 target.
- PI remains near its highest level in over a month.
Pi Network (PI) was among the altcoins that maintained gains over the 24-hour period at the time of writing.
After ranking among the top-performing tokens in the top 100 by market capitalization, PI pulled back slightly, losing just over 2% in the last 24 hours.
Despite the small dip, PI still shows green alongside tokens like Sky and Monero, and the $0.25 level remains a key battleground for both bulls and bears.
It is also worth noting that Bitcoin’s rise above $90,000 helped improve market sentiment. Additionally, Pi Network’s recent gaming partnership appears to be a significant catalyst.
“The partnership between Pi and CiDi Games strengthens Pi’s ongoing initiative to build a real, self-sustaining gaming environment within the Pi ecosystem and will take these efforts to the next level, scaling game integration, social interactions, and innovation across the network,” the team wrote in a blog post.
PI Price Outlook: Can Bulls Hold $0.25?
As cryptocurrencies posted modest gains during the week, Pi was among the best-performing tokens.
The announcement that PI is expanding into the growing gaming sector earlier in the week pushed prices higher.
Most importantly, increasing PI’s real-world utility has drawn attention from investors and users alike.
On November 26 the token traded around $0.24.
Following the partnership news, prices surged, and buyers drove PI to multi-week highs above $0.28.
Bulls managed to retest the $0.28 highs—the highest level in over a month—bringing the $0.30 supply zone into focus.
Above that, a key price floor from April–May 2025 sits roughly between $0.50 and $0.58.
The recent price move is therefore important for momentum, especially as sellers have pushed price back toward the $0.25 support level.
PI Price Perspectives
Technically, bulls have pulled back from the resistance line of an ascending triangle on the daily chart.
An immediate hurdle lies in the $0.27–$0.28 area; a rejection here would force bulls to defend the $0.25 mark.
Indicators such as the Relative Strength Index (RSI) and the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) offer a mixed picture.
The daily RSI has fallen after bouncing off the overbought level near 70, and the cooling from overbought conditions has helped buyers step back in.
RSI currently sits around 60, and divergence slightly favors the bulls.
If the RSI holds near 60, the upward trajectory could support a move back to $0.28 and eventually enable a push toward $0.50.
This outlook would strengthen if the MACD maintains a positive structure with a green histogram.
On the downside, a breakdown to $0.20 would risk pushing bulls back toward October 2025 lows around $0.15.