After a sharp decline following its Mainnet launch, Pi Coin has surged over 80 per cent, signalling renewed investor interest. Now available on major exchanges, the cryptocurrency is witnessing increased trading activity despite past volatility.

The Pi Network finally threw open its doors to external trading at 8 am UTC on February 20th, 2025, after years and years of anticipation… It effectively ended the “Enclosed Mainnet” phase which flagged off in December 2021.

The crypto coin claims to be only cryptocurrency which can be mined on mobile phones by leveraging one's existing social connections. The network was developed by Stanford PhD scholars.

The Pi Network mainnet launch has generated considerable market trading for the Pi Coin that saw pump and dump leaving investors on edge.

Pi Network launched its mainnet on February 20, enabling users to trade, send, and utilize Pi coins in the open market.

Pi Network's highly anticipated mainnet launch on February 20, 2025, marked a historic moment for the cryptocurrency ecosystem. Within less than an hour of going live, Pi Coin surged more than 35%, reflecting the excitement and growing market interest surrounding the project.

Crypto expert Kim H Wong believes trading in Pi is disappointing as pioneers keep selling and buy orders are small ( highest 1K Pi, on average a few hundred Pi). No big capital is insight. However, this can also be look at as positive,

Pi Network price initially jumped after the mainnet launch on Thursday, and then erased all those gains. Pi, the popular tap-to-earn token, was trading at $0.7290 on Friday morning, much lower than Thursday’s high of $2.

Cryptocurrency is reshaping financial ecosystems across the world. In India, we are experiencing the rise of two significant digital assets - Pi Coin and Jio Coin.