The team behind the controversial project Pi Network issued a crucial reminder to all users (known as Pioneers).
PI has posted a modest price uptick since the beginning of the year, and now the analysts are divided on its future performance: some anticipate a major rally in the coming months, while others remain skeptical.
Pi Network is among the most talked-about topics in the cryptocurrency space, naturally leading to a surge in X accounts featuring the project’s name in various ways. This could be dangerous for users, as unofficial pages can spread misleading information or even promote scams.
Earlier today (January 7), the team clarified that the only official X account is the one named Pi Network (PiCoreTeam). It has 4.2 million subscribers, more than the follower base of popular altcoins like Ripple and Ethereum. Users who have questions or need assistance should always refer to the official Pi Safety Center, which features numerous communication channels, the announcement reads.
The reminder was met with mixed feelings. Some applauded the clarification, whereas others argued that the team behind the project should focus on much more significant issues to restore trust among investors.
The native token of Pi Network has followed the overall resurgence of the broader crypto market since the start of 2026, albeit registering a less substantial uptrend than the leading digital assets. Its valuation has climbed by 3.2% over the past seven days, currently trading at around $0.21 (per CoinGecko’s data).
X user Aman claimed PI has been “consolidating tight” under key resistance after trending higher. The analyst suggested that the asset is ready for new peaks once it crosses $0.215. According to another popular X user, a potential PI listing on Binance can truly make the asset “take off.”
“If PI gets listed on Binance, can it escape sell pressure? There’s only one answer: Not just escape – it comes back to life and enters an N-x breakout.”
At the same time, the project’s critics are also quite vocal. X user Honey described Pi Network as “a straight-up scam” and shared her experience:
“I joined Pi Network 5 years ago, completed KYC, and to this day, there’s no migration, no clear deadline, nothing. They keep changing narratives and lying nonstop. Since the mainnet launch, the token has lost 88% of its value, wiping out billions in market capitalization and somehow no one is talking about it.”
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