Will PI reach $10 before 2026?

[Olamidetechie]

I'm not hyping PI just because I'm a miner with 1000 PI; but it's because of how it shocked many of project haters. I was a freshman in college when I first heard about PI and started mining it. I even gave up at one point, as newer projects like Notcoin, Cat and even Ton that came before PI got launched before it.

However, out of nowhere, the news broke that PI was getting listed, and it debuted around $3. As of writing this, it's trading between $1.5 and $2. The good news is that I'm still holding on to my PI, and I plan to do so until it reaches $10. From what I've been hearing, the future of PI looks promising https://fireside.pinet.com/posts/67bc4e8f432530002d3c5ff8 .

Should I hold on to my PI, hoping it will reach $10, or should I sell?

[Lanatsa]

I'm not hyping PI just because I'm a miner with 1000 PI; but it's because of how it shocked many of project haters. I was a freshman in college when I first heard about PI and started mining it. I even gave up at one point, as newer projects like Notcoin, Cat and even Ton that came before PI got launched before it.

However, out of nowhere, the news broke that PI was getting listed, and it debuted around $3. As of writing this, it's trading between $1.5 and $2. The good news is that I'm still holding on to my PI, and I plan to do so until it reaches $10. From what I've been hearing, the future of PI looks promising https://fireside.pinet.com/posts/67bc4e8f432530002d3c5ff8 .

Should I hold on to my PI, hoping it will reach $10, or should I sell?

When it comes to the golden rule of investing then always take profits at the moment that you had made out some gain on which considering on how many years of someone do involved on PI mining which i do heard of about 5-6 years at the time that it was created. Yes, even me have said that this project is a scam on which i do even call those people stupid to who do buy up some PI in facebook and accumulating as much as they can but it turned out that it was a worth risk that they had been able to do so. Whom had thought that this project do able to hit up to get listed on exchangers? I cant see any complaints about into its current price or the price that it do able to hit up on which its really that good and considerable basing up on the supply of this project.

Will it be able to hit up $10? No one really knows and if were you. It will be better that you should be that selling a small part of those coins/tokens, so that at the time or moment that it will dump then you wont really be having any regrets. Take into your mind that once a project do lose up its hype and interest then there's no way that it will be able to pump up. So the decisions whether you will really be selling it out all or would be 50% or whatever you do have in mind. It will be that up to you into this aspect. Dont follow others recommendation and advises and just focus on what you do have in mind and heart.

[coin-investor]

However, out of nowhere, the news broke that PI was getting listed, and it debuted around $3. As of writing this, it's trading between $1.5 and $2. The good news is that I'm still holding on to my PI, and I plan to do so until it reaches $10. From what I've been hearing, the future of PI looks promising https://fireside.pinet.com/posts/67bc4e8f432530002d3c5ff8 .

Should I hold on to my PI, hoping it will reach $10, or should I sell?

The prediction comes from their platform, so expect a lot of hype and FUD, its your decision to hold or sell it but it should be backed by logic. If you can follow the development of PI and the team is dedicated to completing the roadmap, then holding is a wise decision, but if you see, it's just all hype and developers are not updating the community about the development, then dumping is the way to go when holding a coin. Even if it comes from an airdrop or mining, you should not have an emotional attachment.
Use your investor instinct and do it with no emotions attached.

[Futurexxx]

I'm not hyping PI just because I'm a miner with 1000 PI; but it's because of how it shocked many of project haters. I was a freshman in college when I first heard about PI and started mining it. I even gave up at one point, as newer projects like Notcoin, Cat and even Ton that came before PI got launched before it.

However, out of nowhere, the news broke that PI was getting listed, and it debuted around $3. As of writing this, it's trading between $1.5 and $2. The good news is that I'm still holding on to my PI, and I plan to do so until it reaches $10. From what I've been hearing, the future of PI looks promising https://fireside.pinet.com/posts/67bc4e8f432530002d3c5ff8 .

Should I hold on to my PI, hoping it will reach $10, or should I sell?

Initially I thought that the whole PI of a thing is a complete waste of time because I have been hearing pi is about launching for a very long time now and nothing to show for it, even newly project that didn't last more than a year got listed, but pi that has been their for a very long time, nothing, like no news about when it's going to be launch, we most times make mockery of our guys in the neighborhood that is still mining pi that he is going to shit pi one day with the way he is going about this pi of a thing, so when the news broke out that it's going to be launched on the 20th, I believe that he was the most happy person ever.

Going back to the title of discussion, yes, it's very possible that pi can rise up to $10 if the bull run kicks in on full swing, but in my own honest view, this is an alt coin, holding unto them can be very risky, because they fall more than they rise, so I suggest you sell and move on.

[Z_MBFM]

I'm not hyping PI just because I'm a miner with 1000 PI; but it's because of how it shocked many of project haters. I was a freshman in college when I first heard about PI and started mining it. I even gave up at one point, as newer projects like Notcoin, Cat and even Ton that came before PI got launched before it.

However, out of nowhere, the news broke that PI was getting listed, and it debuted around $3. As of writing this, it's trading between $1.5 and $2. The good news is that I'm still holding on to my PI, and I plan to do so until it reaches $10. From what I've been hearing, the future of PI looks promising https://fireside.pinet.com/posts/67bc4e8f432530002d3c5ff8 .

Should I hold on to my PI, hoping it will reach $10, or should I sell?

Pi is a mintable coin. Which will be min up to 100B. And currently it has a circulating supply of 6.47B. With such a circulating supply, pi is currently trading at $1.56 with a market cap of over $10B. Pi is not a strong coin whose market cap can surpass the market cap of SOL, BNB, ETH.  It's almost impossible for the Pi to cost $10.  Since it is recently listed and a huge amount of users have mined it for several years and unlocked it in the form of besting, it has still managed to maintain some hype in the market. Very soon this coin will start down.  Which will go below 0.5$ so it is foolish to expect the price of this token to be $10. And those who invest here with this expectation and hold I personally think will definitely suffer

[SamReomo]

Should I hold on to my PI, hoping it will reach $10, or should I sell?

Personally, I suggest you to sell half of your Pi coins when it reaches $2 in value and then hold half of it in hope of it reaching $10 in value. The half you sold can be repurchased if Pi drops back to $1 or below it and you can resell half of it again and again as long as there's volatility in the market.

[Dunamisx]

However, out of nowhere, the news broke that PI was getting listed, and it debuted around $3. As of writing this, it's trading between $1.5 and $2. The good news is that I'm still holding on to my PI, and I plan to do so until it reaches $10.

And what makes you feels that pi is going to reach $10? Am not also in doubt of this possibility, but do you have any reason to stay and remain on this expectations and for how long, I've seen many coins that after their launch, they go dip and drop in price far below their initial price before being listed, whereas as for many cases, investors expect that a coin should pump well after it is launch, but in this case, it's just a reward for participation in mining it, any amount it turns is not a loss.

[livingfree]

Should I hold on to my PI, hoping it will reach $10, or should I sell?

No one knows.

People call it a scam.

If you are still holding it, you're in profit because it's likely that you've got it for free by mining it. You're in luck for having a thousand of it, I'll just take away the ticket and be happy with how much money it has generated me, if that's me.

[Jegileman]

I'm not hyping PI just because I'm a miner with 1000 PI; but it's because of how it shocked many of project haters. I was a freshman in college when I first heard about PI and started mining it. I even gave up at one point, as newer projects like Notcoin, Cat and even Ton that came before PI got launched before it.

However, out of nowhere, the news broke that PI was getting listed, and it debuted around $3. As of writing this, it's trading between $1.5 and $2. The good news is that I'm still holding on to my PI, and I plan to do so until it reaches $10. From what I've been hearing, the future of PI looks promising https://fireside.pinet.com/posts/67bc4e8f432530002d3c5ff8 .

Should I hold on to my PI, hoping it will reach $10, or should I sell?

Holding on to pi or selling it now depends on what you foresee about the project. I am not familiar with the project of the project team on what they plan to achieve or how they plan to go about it over the years to achieve it. I only heard that many people had locked their coins for many years which is a sign that the project will not all be dumped by those that are having access to it now, it will have a good price in the future. Since for now, it is going to have a good price in the future, you may hold on to it although not a financial advise but my opinion about what I feel it’ll be with the little information I have about it. $10 might be a realistic price in the future but for now, I don’t know how well it’s going to be for PI to reach such milestone in the future.

[Cryptohygenic]

Should I hold on to my PI, hoping it will reach $10, or should I sell?

Personally, I suggest you to sell half of your Pi coins when it reaches $2 in value and then hold half of it in hope of it reaching $10 in value. The half you sold can be repurchased if Pi drops back to $1 or below it and you can resell half of it again and again as long as there's volatility in the market.

To an extend your advice on the Op is commendable but Op saying the Pi coin holding good promises in the future could be tempting to hold and this is also why I commend your input so that whatever flud that may happen in the future he must have already taking cover by selling out some if the sideways has to come.
It is important to note that this coin is not exemptional to act funny like some other coins that has it holders hopeless efforts when they finally goes dust or relegated during the alt season.

[Dailyscript]

I'm not hyping PI just because I'm a miner with 1000 PI; but it's because of how it shocked many of project haters. I was a freshman in college when I first heard about PI and started mining it. I even gave up at one point, as newer projects like Notcoin, Cat and even Ton that came before PI got launched before it.

However, out of nowhere, the news broke that PI was getting listed, and it debuted around $3. As of writing this, it's trading between $1.5 and $2. The good news is that I'm still holding on to my PI, and I plan to do so until it reaches $10. From what I've been hearing, the future of PI looks promising https://fireside.pinet.com/posts/67bc4e8f432530002d3c5ff8 .

Should I hold on to my PI, hoping it will reach $10, or should I sell?

This project really look promising after i made more research on it. At first i hated this project after it took so long to launch and how every KYC was rejected when i tried doing mine. As for now, all i can see is the possibility of the project reaching 5$. I was able to buy about $500 from users who literally cant wait to sell theirs. However, 5 years is my period of holding and i will advice you to hold your PI if you ever wish to sell them then contact me for to buy them.

[crwth]

If it's going to happen this year, I don't think so. There are a lot of issues going on with that coin, and it may be the ATH now, but I don't think it will rise that much because you need to invest a lot in Pi to have that price rise. Many people might sell, and raising the price would be a hard time.

[Lida93]

I'm not hyping PI just because I'm a miner with 1000 PI; but it's because of how it shocked many of project haters. I was a freshman in college when I first heard about PI and started mining it. I even gave up at one point, as newer projects like Notcoin, Cat and even Ton that came before PI got launched before it.

However, out of nowhere, the news broke that PI was getting listed, and it debuted around $3. As of writing this, it's trading between $1.5 and $2. The good news is that I'm still holding on to my PI, and I plan to do so until it reaches $10. From what I've been hearing, the future of PI looks promising https://fireside.pinet.com/posts/67bc4e8f432530002d3c5ff8 .

Should I hold on to my PI, hoping it will reach $10, or should I sell?

From what I have seen there is no newly launched coin that haven't been said of having a promising future. It always comes with its own hypes. But that notwithstanding I can share this advise to you for free. Take part profit from the total pi you have been awarded  and hold part if you so believe that much in the future of this project to reach $10 then you'll still be making good profit from it even after playing safe by taking some percentage profits earlier on. That you believe so much in this project should blind you from acting safe. This space is filled with a lot of uncertainty.

[Zanab247]

I'm not hyping PI just because I'm a miner with 1000 PI; but it's because of how it shocked many of project haters. I was a freshman in college when I first heard about PI and started mining it. I even gave up at one point, as newer projects like Notcoin, Cat and even Ton that came before PI got launched before it.

However, out of nowhere, the news broke that PI was getting listed, and it debuted around $3. As of writing this, it's trading between $1.5 and $2. The good news is that I'm still holding on to my PI, and I plan to do so until it reaches $10. From what I've been hearing, the future of PI looks promising https://fireside.pinet.com/posts/67bc4e8f432530002d3c5ff8 .

Should I hold on to my PI, hoping it will reach $10, or should I sell?

I don't think the price will hit $10 soon op, I will advice you to apply wisdom to sell the memecoin at this current price because I know you will gain something from the memecoin so that you will have a good plan towards other potential altcoins.

This is memecoin we are talking about here, and if you can remember some memecoins that display in the same manner some years back, you will rush to trade the Pi coin to use the profits to buy another altcoins that will give you confident of hodling the altcoin for long years before you can trade to earn bigger profits. Altcoins like ETH, BNB and Sola, if you hope on them in the bear run, they will surely make you to earn good profit from the market because they are among the altcoins that always moved whenever the price of BTC is moving.

[Tipstar]

Pi has not crashed yet because people are not being able to verify their KYC. When I tried, it claims there are no slot left and I should wait. They'll notify me when the KYC slots are available. So, they are selectively allowing people to withdraw to maintain the price. It could be a good strategy if every users are eventually allowed to withdraw but what if the coins are just being sold by the developers. But again if more people are allowed to withdraw, they'd just sell it all to crash the price. I currently have 300 transferable coins and waiting to get a KYC slot.

[Olamidetechie]

Should I hold on to my PI, hoping it will reach $10, or should I sell?

No one knows.

People call it a scam.

If you are still holding it, you're in profit because it's likely that you've got it for free by mining it. You're in luck for having a thousand of it, I'll just take away the ticket and be happy with how much money it has generated me, if that's me.

Remember the story of the man that used Bitcoin to buy Pizzas I don't want my own to be like that, that is the reason I am holding well till it reaches 10

Pi has not crashed yet because people are not being able to verify their KYC. When I tried, it claims there are no slot left and I should wait. They'll notify me when the KYC slots are available. So, they are selectively allowing people to withdraw to maintain the price. It could be a good strategy if every users are eventually allowed to withdraw but what if the coins are just being sold by the developers. But again if more people are allowed to withdraw, they'd just sell it all to crash the price. I currently have 300 transferable coins and waiting to get a KYC slot.

I now see that you actually got the strategy PI Devs are trying to use in making sure people don't useless the project, I check exchanges that it was listed like, Kucoin,  Bitget, Mexc and others and I can see they are actually doing fine.

[moderator's note: consecutive posts merged]

[aioc]

Should I hold on to my PI, hoping it will reach $10, or should I sell?

For a shitcoin, its doing good, for now, and for how long? Since you mentioned that you've got it from mining, its better to take a profit by selling a portion.
This is to reward you for your hard-earned effort of waiting for seven years; you deserve it. Since you are part of this project, you are in a better position to decide, follow the updates, and check if this project has a use case that will benefit the whole community.
I still consider this a shitcoin and will eventually drop in the future.

[hugeblack]

Remember the story of the man that used Bitcoin to buy Pizzas I don't want my own to be like that, that is the reason I am holding well till it reaches 10

This phrase is always used by scammers to convince you that it is a good investment and then greed increases. $PI has a large supply and many people who own these tokens will try to sell them so the price cannot go crazy because of the large supply.

[EarnOnVictor]

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Should I hold on to my PI, hoping it will reach $10, or should I sell?

Let's establish the fact that a new project doesn't translate to a good price, there are many other factors involved here. No doubt, $Pi is a good project, but I didn't expect it to be as good as this, at the same time, it is not the only good project in the crypto world, and again, the crypto world is already saturated, they are all yearning for liquidity that will NEVER satisfy all of them, this includes the best projects.

It gets ugly to the point that even some bad projects and memes, at times, may gain more liquidity to prove how complicated the mentality of the investors in the crypto space could be. For this, though $Pi is a good coin and may continue to be, its future is as skechy as any other crypto project.

[MarvieJ]

I'm not hyping PI just because I'm a miner with 1000 PI; but it's because of how it shocked many of project haters. I was a freshman in college when I first heard about PI and started mining it. I even gave up at one point, as newer projects like Notcoin, Cat and even Ton that came before PI got launched before it.

However, out of nowhere, the news broke that PI was getting listed, and it debuted around $3. As of writing this, it's trading between $1.5 and $2. The good news is that I'm still holding on to my PI, and I plan to do so until it reaches $10. From what I've been hearing, the future of PI looks promising https://fireside.pinet.com/posts/67bc4e8f432530002d3c5ff8 .

Should I hold on to my PI, hoping it will reach $10, or should I sell?

From what I have seen there is no newly launched coin that haven't been said of having a promising future. It always comes with its own hypes. But that notwithstanding I can share this advise to you for free. Take part profit from the total pi you have been awarded  and hold part if you so believe that much in the future of this project to reach $10 then you'll still be making good profit from it even after playing safe by taking some percentage profits earlier on. That you believe so much in this project should blind you from acting safe. This space is filled with a lot of uncertainty.

Fair take, but let’s be real, $PI is holding stronger than most new launches, especially with BTC in a downtrend. It’s not just hype; 20M+ real users are backing this ecosystem. Plus, Bitget’s $60K Pi airdrop is rewarding both traders and holders. Playing it smart is good, but fading Pi’s potential might be costly.