- Pi Network price followed our last liquidity map almost perfectly
- Liquidity is now forming both above and below — expect a sweep
- $1 remains a possible target, but structure must align for a clean setup
In the last breakdown on Pi Network, we mapped out a scenario where price could climb to take out liquidity above.

And it played out perfectly — almost like the chart was following the line we had drawn.

That moment right there? It’s exactly why understanding liquidity isn’t optional — it’s essential.
The Trap Above
Price pushed up, right into the zone we talked about. It didn’t just randomly fly; it moved with purpose, targeting unclaimed liquidity above — but stopped just shy of the supply.
Classic move. One of those setups that looks like it’ll break through, but instead leaves everyone who bought late holding a bag.
I’ve seen this happen too many times: traders chase the candle, think it’s about to explode, and boom — rug pull. This setup was textbook.
What Now?
Right now, the Pi Network price is coiling, leaving liquidity both above and below.
This tells me one thing: something’s brewing. Price could sweep the lows first, trigger panic, grab stop losses — and then bounce hard.

That would align with a buy setup I’d actually like, especially if the reaction happens near a marked demand and we get a shift in structure on the lower timeframes.
If, instead, it breaks upward first and takes the top-side liquidity straight away? I wouldn’t love that. Not because price can’t go higher — it could — but the entry would feel too forced, too exposed.
It’s like buying into a trap that hasn’t even been set yet.
Could It Reach $1?
Yeah, it’s on the table. If liquidity is cleared efficiently and we get follow-through from real buyers, $1 is a potential magnet. But don’t get it twisted — nothing is guaranteed. These setups play out in probabilities, not certainties.
Markets don’t care about opinions. They move where the liquidity is, not where you wish they would go.
Final Thoughts
The chart is doing what it’s supposed to do: manipulate, trap, and move. Whether you’re already in or waiting to position yourself, this is one of those moments where patience is the edge.
Because when you chase liquidity blindly, the market reminds you who’s in control.
But when you understand where liquidity sits — and wait — that’s when things click.
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