Pi Network Updates as PI Remains Below $0.08

Published: 2026-10-25 12:23:39 |

Pi Network released Desktop version 0.6.4, allowing users to access supported SoloHost apps through Pi Browser without manually changing router settings or opening ports. Remote access remains optional, and new checks are intended to limit apps’ access to unrelated files and network resources. Pi Network also says users should assess third-party software before installing it. The updates follow Pi Network’s October 16 Mainnet completion of the Protocol 28 upgrade, which aims to improve handling of delayed transaction data and give developers more flexibility to maintain smart contracts. The announcement included no figures on node participation or use of the new features. The technical changes have yet to show a clear effect on PI demand. The token traded near $0.0759 on October 25, down about 13% over the previous month and still below $0.08. An earlier update put PI at $0.076, down 2.7% in 24 hours, with market capitalisation below $900 million. Analysts cited support at $0.075–$0.077 and resistance at $0.080–$0.084; a sustained break below support could bring $0.067 into focus. PI remains more than 97% below its near-$3 all-time high. The updates may benefit Pi Network’s developer ecosystem, but broader adoption would be needed to support a lasting market impact.

Neutral

The updates are constructive for Pi Network’s technical infrastructure: simpler SoloHost access and the Protocol 28 changes could support developers and future ecosystem use. However, neither summary reports measurable growth in adoption, node activity, or token demand, so the upgrades alone offer little evidence of an immediate catalyst for PI. Short-term trading signals remain weak. PI was below $0.08 and had fallen about 13% over the month; the cited support zone is $0.075–$0.077, with $0.067 a possible focus if that area breaks. Resistance at $0.080–$0.084 may limit rebounds. These levels and the reported price decline point to downside risk, but the development news itself is not clearly price-negative. Longer term, broader use of the apps and smart-contract capabilities could improve sentiment, while a lack of adoption evidence may leave PI driven mainly by broader market conditions and technical trading. On balance, the news has a neutral expected impact on PI, with weak price action warranting caution.