Crypto expert Dr. Altcoin has revealed the efforts that the Pi network team has made so far to help stabilize the Pi coin price. The expert explained that this is the reason why the altcoin has been able to stay above the $0.63 support level, rather than dropping to new lows following the recent token unlocks.
Expert Reveals How Pi Network Team Has Helped Stabilize Pi Coin Price
In an X post, Dr. Altcoin revealed that the Pi Network team has already implemented a strategy to absorb the extra Pi supply entering Centralized Exchanges (CEXs) to help stabilize the Pi coin price. He remarked that it has worked so far, seeing as the price has stabilized.
The expert made this revelation while explaining why the Pi coin hasn’t dropped to $0.30 or even lower amid the large volume of unlocked Pi. Instead, the coin has held above the $0.60 support.
Dr. Altcoin asserted that this move from the Pi Core Team proves that the project is not just another pump-and-dump project and that the coin is here to stay and lead. The expert admitted that he and the entire Pi community remain disappointed with the current price and the team’s ongoing lack of communication.
However, he hopes that the team resolves this soon. The expert also affirmed that the Pi Network has remained successful, consistently ranking in the top 30 crypto by market cap. He also stated that the recent strategy by the Pi Core Team to manage the influx of Pi is a clear sign of their long-term vision for the project.
It is worth mentioning that the expert also recently mentioned that the Consensus 2025 conference is pivotal for Pi’s ecosystem. He believes this is an avenue for the team to promote the project.
Pi Coin Price To Still Reach $314
In his post, Dr. Altcoin also stated that he believes that the Pi Network’s price can still reach $314 within the next five years. He added that he has never been more confident in the project’s future than he is today.
In line with this, he urged all Pi community members to continue supporting the project and keep buying the altcoin while it is still cheap. Community members look to be actively accumulating at the moment. As CoinGape reported, whales recently moved over 41 million Pi coins off exchanges, providing a bullish outlook for Pi Network’s price.
In the short term, crypto analysts like Moon Jeff predicted that the Pi coin price could reclaim the $1 level and rally to as high as $5 soon. A listing by a top crypto exchange could undoubtedly send the altcoin to new highs. CoinGape recently reported that the HTX exchange has hinted at a potential listing of the altcoin.
On April 6, 2025, veteran US President Donald Trump fueled the economic competition between the globe’s two greatest economies by imposing a blanket 50% tariff on all imports from China.
Dubbed as “Liberation Day,“ the action was designed to bring new life to American manufacturing, but instead set off a financial chain reaction that spilled well outside of conventional markets right into the center of crypto.
Global Market reaction on Tariffs
The initial response was pandemonium in all financial markets worldwide. The MSCI Asia-Pacific Index dropped more than 3%, and the Shanghai Composite plummeted by 4.7% an indication of serious investor nervousness in China. European markets were not immune either: Germany’s DAX and the UK’s FTSE 100 fell under the weight of dented export expectations.
On the other side of the Atlantic, American indices plummeted. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 600 points, while the NASDAQ dipped close to 2.5%. The hardest hit were semiconductor and electronics firms depending heavily on Chinese production. Fear drove investors into havens, driving gold to a 12-month high and sending U.S. Treasury yields down.
Crypto Market Reacted
The crypto space, which many at one time praised as a hedge against macro dislocation, wasn’t immune. Bitcoin (BTC) dropped close to 9% in the first 48 hours after the news. Ethereum (ETH) followed suit, dropping more than 8%. Risk sentiment had well and truly turned, and the digital asset market, inextricably linked to global investor sentiment, was subjected to sharp liquidation.
Asia-specific tokens such as NEO (baptismally referred to as the “Chinese Ethereum”) and VeChain (VET), which is associated with larger Chinese logistics and supply chain companies, experienced gruesome declines falling 12% and 15% respectively. Even US-preferred instruments were not exempt: Solana (SOL) fell by 10%, most of its drop coming courtesy of its extreme vulnerability to DeFi and institutionality trading.
While it was Layer-1 blockchains that bore the bulk of the blow, stablecoins were not spared either. Tether (USDT) redemption volumes spiked, particularly on Asian exchanges such as Binance and OKX, indicative of a flight to cash. Decentralized exchanges (DEXs) such as Uniswap and PancakeSwap, on the other hand, experienced major volume declines, indicating that retail investors were taking liquidity out of the market instead of trading the dip.
So why did stocks and crypto sell off in sync?
For one, crypto remains a speculative asset class. During periods of uncertainty, speculative assets are the first to be dumped. Second, big institutionals now control a significant proportion of crypto volume. These institutions play macro strategies—when fear increases, their capital reverses and moves to safer bets such as cash, gold, or short-term government bonds.
Worsening the situation further were early rumors of capital controls in Hong Kong and Singapore two key crypto hubs. Speculation that regulators might restrict crypto transactions to control capital flight led to further panic, especially among investors based in Asia.
As Bitcoin struggled, gold shone again. The Gold Shares (GLD) ETF recorded its largest one-day inflow in half a year. U.S. manufacturing ETFs experienced fleeting optimism, but most high-growth technology stocks particularly chipmakers such as Nvidia and TSMC got hammered.
In the cryptocurrency universe, those with lesser geographic and trade exposure performed better. Chainlink (LINK), which is decentralized in its oracle infrastructure, lost less than most, and some investors predicted that utility-based tokens would provide more stability in macro-driven routs.
Tariffs drama continuous
The tariff drama is more than politics it’s a stress test of the old and new economy. It demonstrated to us that crypto isn’t this digital island nation that is in some way proof against real world events. Whenever systemic risk beckons, any asset be it fiat, gold, or crypto adapts.
It also reshaped the narrative around Bitcoin’s “digital gold” thesis. While it has outperformed in some local crises (like inflation in Argentina or sanctions on Russia), in a globally synchronized panic, Bitcoin failed to serve as a safe haven. That doesn’t diminish its long-term value proposition, but it’s a reminder: we’re not there yet.
While the world grapples with this latest kick in the teeth of the U.S.–China dynamic, investors and crypto fans will have to reset expectations. Volatility is the new normal, yet in that chop is opportunity.
Builders will redouble efforts on decentralization. Regulators will catch up on how essential good crypto standards are. And investors if smart will learn to hedge risk, control emotions, and diversify better.
After all, Bitcoin was the product of a crisis. Perhaps this one will be the crucible out of which fresh innovation emerges once more.
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On April 6, 2025, veteran US President Donald Trump fueled the economic competition between the globe’s two greatest economies by imposing a blanket 50% tariff on all imports from China. Dubbed as “Liberation Day,“ the action was designed to bring new life to American manufacturing, but instead set off a financial chain reaction that spilled …
The Bitcoin volatility has risen over the past few weeks as the price has been fluctuating within a huge range. Despite the bearish interference, the price has been under bullish influence by forming consecutive higher highs and lows. With this, the bullish trajectory for the BTC price remains pretty high, keeping the upper targets at $90,000 activated. Meanwhile, the traders remain uncertain, and as a result, the almost equal liquidity is piling up on either side of Bitcoin.
The crypto markets have risen above the turbulence caused by Trump’s Liberation Day while Bitcoin displays resilience, hinting towards a potential breakout. After a minor upswing, the bears have begun to actively push the price lower, which has dropped it back below $83,000. This constant shift in the price trend seems to have raised skepticism among investors, due to which the liquidity has accumulated with over 100x leverage at $80,000 and $82,000.
Interestingly, the data from Coinglass suggests that the volume also has a close match, which suggests a liquidity grab could be on the horizon.
This piled-up liquidity suggests the possibility of both breakout and breakdown, while the wider market dimensions suggest the bulls are gaining more strength than the bears. Recently, US President Donald Trump announced a massive rise in tariffs on other countries, which was the highest since 1968. The traditional markets tumbled down and experienced a huge pullback not seen since 2020.
These levels continue to remain deflated while Bitcoin’s price, facing minimal bearish action, has begun to recover. Moreover, the token is breaking out against the Nasdaq 100, which can be considered a strong bullish signal for the entire crypto space.
The chart compares Bitcoin’s performance against the Nasdaq 100, showing the crypto breaking above a key resistance level of around 1.40 in 2021 and 4.50 in 2025. This signals stronger growth relative to tech stocks, suggesting the correlation between Bitcoin and Nasdaq100 has been turning negative since late 2024. This suggests a potential market shift could be on the horizon, which may revive a strong Bitcoin (BTC) bull run above $100K towards new highs.
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The Bitcoin volatility has risen over the past few weeks as the price has been fluctuating within a huge range. Despite the bearish interference, the price has been under bullish influence by forming consecutive higher highs and lows. With this, the bullish trajectory for the BTC price remains pretty high, keeping the upper targets at …
Cardano (ADA) is down more than 6% on Thursday but remains up nearly 40% over the past seven days. After surging to $1.15 following its inclusion in the US crypto strategic reserve, ADA has struggled to stay above $1 in recent days.
Some users are now questioning its inclusion in the reserve, raising concerns about its price. With whale accumulation slowing and resistance at $1 proving difficult to break, ADA’s next move will depend on whether bullish momentum can return or if selling pressure pushes it lower.
ADA ADX Shows The Uptrend Is Still Strong, But It’s Not As Strong As Before
Despite the decline in ADX, it remains above the 25 threshold, indicating that the ongoing uptrend still has strength, though momentum has slightly weakened.
The Average Directional Index (ADX) measures trend strength on a scale from 0 to 100, with readings above 25 signaling a strong trend and values below 20 suggesting weak or nonexistent momentum.
With ADA in an uptrend and ADX at 32.5, the trend remains intact but may not be as strong as it was three days ago.
If ADX continues to decline, the trend could lose momentum, leading to a potential slowdown or consolidation. However, if ADX stabilizes or rises again, ADA could maintain its upward trajectory and push toward new resistance levels.
Cardano Whales Are Not Accumulating
The number of Cardano whales – addresses holding between 1 million and 10 million ADA – has declined slightly in the past few days after a strong increase between March 1 and March 4, when it rose from 2,442 to 2,471.
Addresses Holding Between 1 Million and 10 Million ADA. Source: Santiment.
Tracking these whales is important because large holders can influence market liquidity, volatility, and price trends. A rising number of whales often signals accumulation, which can drive prices higher, while a decline suggests potential profit-taking or reduced confidence.
With the current whale count slightly below its recent surge, ADA’s recent uptrend could slow if more large holders begin selling. However, if accumulation resumes, it could support continued price gains.
Will Cardano Test $1 Soon?
Cardano’s EMA lines indicate a bullish trend, with short-term EMAs positioned above long-term ones.
However, despite this positive setup, Cardano price has struggled to break above $1 in recent days after a sharp correction following its 71% surge on March 2. This suggests that while momentum remains intact, resistance at $1 is proving difficult to overcome.
If the current uptrend reverses into a downtrend, ADA could test support at $0.818, with a break below that level potentially leading to $0.75. A stronger selloff could push the price as low as $0.63 or even $0.58.
On the other hand, if ADA regains momentum, it could test $1 again, and a breakout above this key resistance could send the price toward $1.17, a level it nearly reached during the March 2 surge.
