Pi Network Protocol v25 on July 22 as PI tests $0.080
Pi Network Protocol v25 is set for July 22, giving PI traders a dated catalyst after a prolonged sell-off. PI is holding above $0.073 and is trading near $0.0765, after an intraday range of $0.0723 to $0.0839.
Technically, PI is compressing in a 4-hour symmetrical triangle. A 4-hour close above the upper trendline and $0.080 would confirm a bullish breakout, with targets near $0.085 and then $0.10. However, momentum looks weak: Aroon suggests limited trend strength, and Chaikin Money Flow is around -0.20, pointing to ongoing capital outflows despite buyers defending support.
Downside risk remains if PI loses the $0.07324 area, which could weaken the rebound and push price toward $0.070. A deeper support reference sits near a Murrey Math bullish-reversal level around $0.061.
Fundamentally, Pi Network says Protocol v25 aims to improve network stability and reliability and introduces BN254 cryptography plus Poseidon hashing to enable more efficient privacy-preserving smart contracts. The real PI impact will likely depend on developer adoption and post-upgrade network performance.
For trading, the key line is $0.080 (bullish confirmation) versus $0.073–$0.070 (breakdown risk) into the Pi Network Protocol v25 event.
Neutral
The dated Pi Network Protocol v25 upgrade on July 22 can trigger event-driven volatility, but current PI price action is still constrained by weak momentum. Bearish-leaning indicators (CMF around -0.20 and limited Aroon trend strength) suggest sellers retain control unless PI reclaims $0.080 decisively. Upside becomes more likely only after a 4-hour close above the triangle’s upper trendline, while a break below $0.07324 would likely extend downside toward $0.070. Fundamentals support the upgrade narrative (stability, BN254, Poseidon, privacy smart contracts), yet demand impact depends on real developer and app traction post-activation, keeping the near-term outlook balanced rather than clearly bullish.