
Pi Network token (Pi) fell nearly 30% in the last 24 hours, reaching a low of $0.193. Pi Network represents a mobile-first crypto built on the Stellar Consensus Protocol (SCP), combining Security Circles and desktop nodes for low-energy, accessible participation.
Pi Network might be said to be technically related to Stellar, as its blockchain utilizes a fork of the Stellar Consensus Protocol (SCP).
However, Pi is a separate, independent blockchain and not a token running on Stellar, but rather uses Stellar’s core technology for transaction validation.
At the time of writing, Pi was trading down 29.03% in the last 24 hours to $0.1966 and down 16% weekly.
Pi reversed a rise from the week’s start, which saw it rise to $0.2978 on March 13. The surprising drop follows the Kraken exchange listing the Pi Network token on Friday.
Pi sharply rose to a high of $0.2978 on the much-awaited listing news but fell afterwards in line with the broader market decline, entirely reversing all its gains amid a “long squeeze.”
The most likely scenario is that a buildup of long positions, which had expected prices to rise further, faced a squeeze.
A long squeeze refers to a sharp drop in prices, forcing investors holding “long” positions (those betting on a price increase) to sell, accelerating the downward spiral.
Today, Saturday, March 14, marks the Pi Day celebration, but the Pi token fell even further, reaching $0.193.
Pi Day is an annual celebration of the mathematical constant π (pi) and is observed on March 14 (the third month) since 3, 1 and 4 are the first three significant figures of π, and was first celebrated in the United States.
Pi largely started rising in mid-February when it found support at $0.1322, breaking through barriers at $0.174 and $0.23, the daily MA 50 and 200, respectively, to surpass $0.29.
The rise reversed, with Pi falling below the daily MA 200 at $0.23. Next support lies at $0.174 (the daily MA 50) in the event the fall continues.





