Pi Network Price Forecast: PI recovers as co-founder Fan participates in Token2049 event
- Pi Network recovers over 4% on Wednesday, bouncing off a key support level.
- Chengdiao Fan, co-founder of Pi Network, delivered a talk at the Token2049 conference in Singapore.
- The technical outlook signals a potential rally if intraday gains are sustained.
Pi Network (PI) edges higher by over 4% at the time of writing on Wednesday, as investor sentiment improves amid co-founder Chengdiao Fan delivering a talk on Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence (AI) at the Token2049 event in Singapore.
Chengdiao Fan at the Token2049
Unlike the previous public appearances of Pi Network co-founders, which led to sharp corrections, Chengdiao Fan’s visit to Token2049 helped PI recover on Wednesday. Fan delivered a keynote on Blockchain and AI, with presentation images highlighting the mobile app launch, Know Your Customer (KYC) feature integration, and the launch of Mainnet over the last six years, bringing 60 million engaged users to a single platform.
Pi Network’s rebound signals further growth
PI rises by over 4% on Wednesday after five consecutive days of consolidation, indicating a surge in buying pressure. Validating the surge, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) at 34 resurfaces above the oversold zone, indicating a decline in selling pressure with further space to grow before reaching neutral levels.
Additionally, the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) recovers in the negative territory, hinting at a potential bullish crossover above its signal line. This crossover would provide confirmation of a bullish shift in trend momentum, marked by a rise in the green histogram bars above the zero line.
If PI extends the rally, the immediate resistance stands at the overhead trendline of a falling channel pattern at $0.3220, aligning with the August 1 low.
PI/USDT daily price chart.
However, if the mobile mining cryptocurrency fails to sustain the gains, a clean sweep below Thursday's low at $0.2565 could extend the decline to the $0.2000 round figure.
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