Pi Network Price in August Could Hit New Low With 162Million Token Unlock

Pi Coin has been one of the biggest letdowns of 2025. After showing promise earlier this year, its price has taken a massive price drop of over 80% from its February high of $2.10 to around $0.40. 

And with a 162.8 million token unlocking in August, it might trigger another fall, possibly sending Pi to a new all-time low around $0.36.

162 Million Pi Tokens to Unlock In August

As per Pi Scan, over 162.8 million new Pi tokens, worth nearly $66 million, will be unlocked this month. This means more tokens will enter the market, increasing the circulating supply by 2.10%.

But here’s the problem, there isn’t enough demand to match this supply. With more tokens coming in and not enough buyers, many investors may panic and sell. 

If that happens, Pi’s price could drop even further, possibly hitting new all-time lows.

August Could Push Pi to $0.36

Last month, in July, Pi Coin fell nearly 18%, dropping from $0.65 to $0.42. This time, with around half the number of tokens being unlocked compared to July, we may expect a minimum 9% drop. That would take Pi to around $0.367, a new all-time low if it happens.

Some Hope in the Coming Months?

The token unlock schedule shows that August will bring one of the biggest increases in supply this year. However, there is some relief in sight. Starting in September, the number of tokens being unlocked will slow down to 117 million, then 93 million in October, followed by 102.9 million in November. 

After August, the next big token release will happen in December, with 170.5 million Pi tokens entering the market.

Pi Coin Price Analysis

Pi Coin has slipped another 8% this week and is now trading dangerously close to its all-time low of $0.405. If the price breaks below this mark, the next key support level of $0.39 could soon be tested.

The daily chart shows the Relative Strength Index (RSI) hovering at 35, pointing toward a continued drop in buying interest.

Still, if the price manages to hold and bounce from here, the next challenge would be reclaiming $0.45.