Okay, so, the stuff that really makes a coin like Pi Network jump or crash is not just random luck. If Pi suddenly gets listed on big exchanges like Binance, that's a huge deal and could make the price fly up because way more people can buy and sell it. Also, if famous people or influencers start hyping it up, that can bring a spike, too.

On the flip side, if the Pi Network team takes too long to launch the mainnet or people start thinking the project is a scam, the price could totally tank. Same thing if a bunch of people try to sell at the same time the second it goes live. I've seen that happen with other coins, like when Luna crashed, everybody just wanted out at once.

And, honestly, new crypto regulations could mess things up big time. If the government suddenly decides to ban or make it hard to buy Pi, that would freak people out. None of this is for sure, but these are the kinds of things I keep an eye on when I’m thinking about future crypto prices. Stay sharp and don’t trust rumors too much—that's my take!