5 Million PI Sell-off Bomb... Pi Coin Crisis Begins

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Pi Coin is being tested for a rebound signal, barely maintaining its key support level amidst massive selling pressure.

According to investment media FXStreet on May 1 (local time), Pi Coin (Pi Network, PI) is showing a short-term recovery trend, attempting to rebound above $0.1800 after two consecutive days of decline. However, approximately 5.25 million PI flowed into centralized exchanges (CEX) within 24 hours, indicating a significant increase in selling pressure.

This large-scale inflow reflects weakening investor confidence. As Pi Network's second mainnet migration progresses, the volume moved from the testnet to the mainnet has begun to be transferred to actual exchanges, which is leading to an increase in selling volume. In fact, over 5 million PI moved to exchanges in one day, coinciding with a roughly 6% decline on the previous day.

Technically, an unstable trend continues. The current price remains above the 50-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) of $0.1782, but the strength of the rebound is limited. The 100-day EMA of $0.1852 acts as overhead resistance, and the medium-term downtrend is still maintained.

Momentum indicators are mixed. The Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) remains in positive territory above the signal line, but the Relative Strength Index (RSI) is at 53, just above the neutral line, indicating that upward momentum is not strong. This suggests weak overall buying sentiment in the market, even with a limited rebound.

The key going forward is whether the $0.1782 support level can be maintained. If this level breaks, there is a high possibility that the recent low will be retested, and downward pressure will intensify again. Conversely, on the upside, $0.1852 and $0.2000 act as major resistances, and a meaningful recovery trend will only be possible if these are broken.

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