• Pi Network is down over 6% on Monday, targeting the lower support trendline of a falling channel pattern around $0.075.
• PI Open Interest declines, signaling reduced risk appetite among traders amid the broader market's short-term corrective tone.
• The technical outlook for PI is bearish, with selling pressure remaining firm despite oversold conditions.

Pi Network (PI) remains in a steady declining trend, losing roughly 6% on Monday after a 7% drop the previous day. Retail demand is stretched thin, with Open Interest falling below $9 million on Monday, while the technical outlook suggests a steeper correction toward the lower support trendline of a falling channel pattern around $0.075.

Downside pressure adds on PI

Pi Network’s retail demand shows a steady decline. CoinAnk data show that the PI Open Interest (OI) has dropped to $8.48 million on Monday, down from $8.91 million the previous day, suggesting a reduction in leveraged positions. 

In an exclusive interview with FXStreet, Sky Liu, founder of the Ju crypto exchange, shared key insights on Pi Network’s declining trend and dip-buying opportunities. Liu said, “Assigning a definitive price floor to Pi Network at this stage would be speculative. The asset is still in an early phase of price discovery, where valuation is driven more by liquidity conditions, circulating supply dynamics, and market participation than by established fundamental metrics.”

In addition, Liu highlighted token unlocks as a driver of selling pressure. “If supply continues to outpace demand, downside pressure could persist despite periodic technical rebounds,” said Liu.

For traders eyeing to buy the dip in PI, Liu said, “I would avoid making decisions solely based on how far the price has already declined. In highly volatile markets, confirmation of trend stabilization, sustained trading volume, and improving order book depth are generally more reliable indicators than attempting to identify an exact bottom.”

Looking ahead, Liu expects medium- to long-term valuation of PI will depend on the pace of ecosystem development, real user activity, and the market's ability to establish efficient price discovery. Until those factors become more evident, elevated volatility should be considered part of the asset's normal trading profile.

How low will Pi Network price go?

Pi Network has maintained a steep corrective trend since late April, forming a falling channel pattern on the daily chart. At the time of writing, PI is down 6% on Monday, heading toward the lower support trendline near $0.075.

If PI slips below $0.075, the 1.618% Fibonacci extension level, measured over the previous downswing from $0.1998 to $0.1183, at $0.0679, emerges as the next key support zone.

Momentum on the daily chart remains heavy, with the Relative Strength Index (RSI) at 15 indicating intense selling pressure and oversold conditions. At the same time, the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) descends into negative territory with its signal line, while histograms below the zero line expand, reaffirming firm sell-side pressure.

Looking up, a potential rebound from the support trendline near $0.075 could test to reclaim the 1.272% Fibonacci extension level at $0.0961, followed by the $0.1000 psychological threshold.