PI Coin Teeters on 10% Cliff—But This Lone Bull Signal Might Just Rescue It

PI's price dangles precariously over a double-digit drop—yet one stubborn indicator flashes green against the tide.

### The Bear Trap Setup

Traders are eyeing the 10% plunge zone like a hawk circling wounded prey. Liquidity pools below current levels suggest algorithmic traders have their sell triggers loaded.

### The Contrarian Lifeline

Buried in the panic: a single bullish divergence on the 4-hour chart. The RSI's sneaky higher low could signal exhausted sellers—or just another 'dead cat bounce' for bagholders to cling to.

### The Institutional Wildcard

Whispers of a hidden buy wall at the 0.618 Fib level. Either a smart money accumulation zone... or another 'support level' that'll vanish faster than a crypto VC's promises.

PI's fate hangs on whether that lone indicator marks the cavalry's arrival—or just paints a prettier tombstone for this correction. (Bonus jab: 'Technical analysis in crypto—where drawing lines becomes performance art.')

Supertrend Flashes Red

The Supertrend indicator, often used to spot the market’s direction, has been sitting above PI’s daily candles since mid-June. In simple terms, when the Supertrend appears above price action and is shaded red, it signals a strong downtrend; think of it as a warning light telling traders, “Don’t buy just yet.”

This red zone has kept expanding downward, suggesting sellers remain firmly in control.

At the time of writing, the Supertrend’s resistance lies above $0.5450, far above the current price. Unless Pi closes above that threshold, the signal remains bearish.

RSI Bullish Divergence is the Only Hope

Now for the twist. Despite the bearish price trend, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) is showing signs of hidden bullish divergence.

PI’s price has been making lower lows, between late June and July 15, but RSI, a momentum tracker, is forming higher lows. This mismatch often suggests that while price looks weak, buying pressure is quietly building under the surface.

The Relative Strength Index (RSI) measures momentum by tracking how fast and how much a coin’s price has changed — values below 30 suggest it’s oversold, while values above 70 mean it’s overbought. PI, for now, is nearing the 36 levels on the RSI, indicating that it may soon enter oversold territory. If the market sentiments remain bullish, coin/token prices often turn up after entering the oversold zone.

Exchange Flows Still Not Encouraging

While momentum may be improving, exchange inflows tell a different story. Over the past 24 hours, more than 5.7 million PI entered CEX wallets, according to PiScan data. That typically suggests selling pressure is still active, as traders MOVE assets onto exchanges to potentially sell.

PI Price Analysis Hints at a 10% Dip

From a price structure standpoint, PI Coin has lost its 0.23 Fibonacci level at $0.47 and is now consolidating around the $0.44 mark. The next major support is at $0.42, and if that breaks, the market could tumble another 10% from current levels.

This Fibonacci retracement pattern is plotted from the last swing high ($0.0067) to the recent swing low ($0.4200) and helps chart the downside risk, or rather bearish bias.

If the PI price manages to flip $0.47 into support, reclaiming the Fib, then bulls could regain short-term control. But until that happens, the trend remains down. A clear uptrend will surface if PI manages to break past $0.5142.

PI price risks a 10% crash toward $0.40 unless the bullish divergence plays out. For now, sellers are in control, but momentum indicators suggest this may not last forever.