How low can Pi Network’s PI go? Shocking Bear Market AI Scenarios After Latest ATLs

After several consecutive all-time lows, where is PI’s bottom and how deep can it fall?

PI has dumped over 95% in less than a year. The past few weeks have been particularly painful as the token crashed to consecutive lows, most recently reaching $0.1338 (on CoinGecko) after dropping 40% in a month. Although the price has recovered slightly to almost $0.145, overall sentiment has taken its toll, and the question is whether the PI will fall further.

New ATLs on the horizon?

To get a different perspective on the matter, we asked ChatGPT and Gemini. OpenAI’s alternative explained that PI’s inability to respond positively to recent network updates, which we have repeatedly highlighted, is a clear sign that market structure and supply dynamics are dominating overall sentiment.

The steady decline to new lows suggests continued selling pressure, weak speculative demand and insignificant external capital entering the market.

“Unlike more established altcoins, PI does not have deep liquidity buffers. When selling accelerates, the price drop can happen quickly – as the recent crash has shown,” ChatGPT added.

It outlined a number of scenarios for PI, with the extreme bear case predicting a huge plunge to $0.06-$0.08. This “true capitulation phase” could be possible if the push for token unlocking continues, liquidity remains tight, and broader market sentiment deteriorates further.

However, ChatGPT reiterated that this is an extreme scenario. Instead, it foresees a more likely drop to $0.10 before the token bottoms out and can find more solid support.

Or even worse…

Gemini said the daily chart for PI paints a clear ‘stairs to hell’ picture since the price fell below $0.20. Interestingly, it has been even more bearish on PI’s future price movement as the token is now in a “no man’s land”, below $0.15.

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If assets fail to regain $0.16 by the end of the week, the next major technical liquidity pool is at $0.05-$0.06, which would mark another 65% crash from current levels. There’s another, even worse path ahead, which Gemini called “the zombie chain scenario.”

In that, PI would dump below $0.05 and essentially become a ‘zombie coin’ – high holder count, zero trading volume and interest. However, the current probability of such a stunning crash is below 20%, Gemini explains, as this would require complete capitulation of investors, sell-off by the core team and a general collapse of the market.