- PI trades at $0.1709, up 2.27%, with Supertrend at $0.1815 and SAR at $0.1877 capping every rally since March.
- Protocol 22 node upgrade deadline hits April 27, requiring all Mainnet nodes to update or disconnect from the network.
- Subscription smart contract launched on Testnet April 17, with external audits underway before any Mainnet deployment.
Pi Network trades at $0.1709 on April 24, up 2.27% on the day, approaching a cluster of overhead resistance just as the project’s most consequential near-term deadline closes in. Mainnet nodes have until April 27 to upgrade to Protocol 22 or lose network connectivity, putting infrastructure readiness front and center for PI holders this week.
PI Daily Chart: Descending Channel Tightens With SAR And Supertrend Overhead

PI has been inside a descending channel since its July 2025 peak near $0.49. The upper boundary slopes toward $0.22 through May, the lower boundary rises from the January low near $0.1370, and the two are converging fast. The apex arrives in late May, meaning PI has weeks, not months, to resolve direction.
The Supertrend at $0.1815 flipped bearish in early April after the March rally to $0.30 failed to hold. The SAR at $0.1877 sits just above it. Together they form a resistance band between $0.1815 and $0.1877 that has turned back every attempt higher since March. Today’s 2.27% gain closes the gap to that band but has not cleared it.
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On the downside, the channel floor sits near $0.1500 and is rising slowly. The January low at $0.1370 is the harder floor below that, the level price bounced sharply from before the February recovery began.
Pi Coin Key levels for April 25:
- Channel floor: $0.1500
- January low: $0.1370
- Supertrend resistance: $0.1815
- SAR resistance: $0.1877
- Channel upper boundary: $0.2200
Protocol 22 Deadline And The Testnet Work Behind It
April 27 is a hard cutoff. Mainnet nodes that have not upgraded to Protocol 22 by then get disconnected. That kind of deadline is a live test of how active the node operator base actually is, and the outcome will be visible on-chain almost immediately.
The groundwork has been running since February, with the team pushing versions 19.6, 19.9, and 20.2 through Mainnet and Testnet2 across February and March. On April 17, subscription smart contract capability went live on Testnet, allowing users to approve a spending budget once and let recurring charges process without signing each transaction individually. The target use cases are subscription services and onchain commerce.
PiRC2, the second Pi Request for Comment, opened the contract design to technical review simultaneously. External auditors are also examining it before any Mainnet deployment. No Mainnet timeline has been announced yet.
PI Price Prediction: April 25 Outlook
- Upside: A daily close above the Supertrend at $0.1815 flips the indicator bullish and puts the SAR at $0.1877 next. Clearing both opens the channel upper boundary near $0.2200, roughly 28% above current price. A smooth Protocol 22 rollout on April 27 removes the week’s biggest uncertainty and hands bulls a clean technical setup to work with.
- Downside: The resistance band at $0.1815 to $0.1877 holds and PI slides back toward the channel floor at $0.1500. A disorderly node upgrade, with a large share missing the April 27 deadline, hits the infrastructure narrative directly. Below $0.1500, the January low at $0.1370 is the last meaningful support before the channel structure itself comes into question.
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