- Pi Network skipped sweeping liquidity below and surged upward — the untouched liquidity might still attract price back down
- If price revisits demand, spot buyers may see an opportunity — especially depending on your trading strategy
- M30 shows a supply zone where price might react before continuing lower or grabbing liquidity again
Let’s start from the top — what even is Pi Network?
Pi Network is a mobile-first blockchain project that aims to make crypto mining accessible to everyone. You don’t need a fancy GPU setup or sky-high electricity bills.
You just tap a button on your phone every 24 hours to “mine” Pi. Pretty wild, right?
The project has built a massive community through this model, but here’s the catch: the token isn’t fully tradable yet on major exchanges. It’s still in its enclosed mainnet phase, meaning you’re accumulating what might be worth a lot — or nothing. High risk, high hope.
Price Action: What Happened Since Our Last Look?
In the last article, we talked about how Pi Network was leaving liquidity underneath. It made sense — before a big push, price often comes down to sweep that liquidity, grab those stop-loss orders, and fuel the next move.
But guess what?
It didn’t.
The price instead rocketed upward, ignoring the liquidity sitting below like it wasn’t even there.
That liquidity is still untouched — and if you’ve traded long enough, you know the market rarely leaves unfinished business for long. So, will it come back for it?
Zoom In: Supply, Demand & That Sneaky M30 Setup
Here’s where things get interesting.
If price ever comes back to the demand zone, I’ll be honest — I’d be looking to buy. That’s just me.
Of course, it depends whether you’re into spot buying for the long haul or actively trading crypto setups. Different goals, different plays.
Zoom into the M30 chart, and you’ll spot a supply zone overhead.
Right there, the price could react — maybe to scoop up the liquidity under the current structure. It’s all one big chess game, and we’re watching it unfold in real time.
But Let’s Be Real…
We can map zones, identify liquidity, spot break-of-structure setups — but at the end of the day?
Price can do whatever it wants.I’ve seen perfect setups fail and broken patterns play out beautifully.
That’s the market. The scenarios I just laid out are possible, but let’s not pretend they’re certain. If you’ve been in crypto for a while, you already know: predict less, react more.
