Key Takeaways
Pi Network kicked off May with a bang, surging nearly 200% to hit a high of $1.67. But the rally was short-lived.
Since then, the token has reversed course, shedding most of its gains and tumbling back to a key support level.
Now, all eyes are on whether PI can hold the line or if an even steeper drop is around the corner.
Let’s take a closer look at the charts to see what’s next.
The daily time frame analysis shows that Pi Network’s price has fallen nearly 60% since its $1.67 high on May 12 (red icon).
The decline created a long upper wick, confirming the support of the $1.40 horizontal and Fibonacci area.
PI’s drop led to a low of $0.66 on May 17, which confirmed the $0.75 horizontal area as support.
Today, the Pi Network price risks breaking down from the $0.75 horizontal support area.
If that happens, the PI coin could decline toward its April lows at $0.40.
Technical indicators lean bearish. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) and Moving Average Convergence/Divergence (MACD) are falling.
They are below their bullish thresholds at 50 and 0, respectively, showing a bearish trend.
The PI price will likely break down from the $0.75 horizontal support area based on the daily time frame.
The price action isn’t the only thing flashing red; PI’s wave count also points to further downside.
According to the Elliott Wave analysis, PI kicked off an A-B-C corrective structure on April 5.
The most telling sign? A classic symmetrical triangle is forming in wave B.
Since then, the token appears to be deep in a five-wave decline, with the fifth and final wave now in progress.
If this count holds, PI could find its bottom around $0.52 at the 1.61 external Fibonacci retracement level.
Pi Network started an upward movement in May but could not sustain it and has fallen 60% since May 12.
The price action and wave count suggest the trend is bearish, and new lows are in store.
A breakdown below $0.75 could take the PI price to $0.52.