Pi Network (PI) Today’s News: March 10

Developers expect additional improvements and possible ecosystem expansion this week.

The Pi Network, a cryptocurrency project often surrounded by controversy, has been gaining renewed attention lately after announcing a number of major improvements and developments.

In the coming days, additional updates may appear that may affect the price of PI.

What happened and what will happen next?

Earlier this month, the team behind the project revealed that the transfer of the v19.9 protocol was successful, while the next version, v20.2, is scheduled for later this week or around March 12.

Another notable development was a refined case study showing how Pi Nodes can be used as a distributed network for AI computing and model learning.

Aside from the expected improvements to the protocol, the community’s attention was focused on March 14, widely known as Pi Day due to its symbolic resemblance to the mathematical constant π (3.14). In 2025, the Pi Network expanded its ecosystem around that date, and many speculate that a similar move could happen this year.

Some members of the community are hoping for major listings to appear on Pi Day, while others believe a major Team announcement is more likely.

PI remains trending

Pi Network’s native token is one of the top 100 crypto performers, with its price up nearly 30% over the past week. A few days ago, it briefly reached a quarterly peak of $0.23, while it currently stands at $0.22 (according to CoinGecko).

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Its impressive growth has naturally attracted the attention of traders and investors, pushing PI into the limelight. At one point, it even became the top cryptocurrency on CoinGecko. Although the token has cooled slightly, it remains among the 15 most searched digital assets of the platform.

Selling on the go?

Over the past few days, there has been a noticeable shift in PI tokens from self-storage to a centralized exchange. The data shows that in the last 24 hours alone, about 4.8 million coins have been transferred to trading venues, bringing the total to 454.1 million. This does not directly mean a short-term drop in price, although the development is often interpreted as a pre-sale step.

Moreover, the Relative Strength Index PI (RSI) briefly crossed the low mark of 70 and remains very close to it. This means that the asset has entered overbought territory and may be subject to a pullback. Conversely, anything below 30 is considered a buying opportunity.