Why did the price of the Pi Network token fall right after they launched the $100 million Pi Network Ventures fund? Shouldn't the price have gone up?

Updated May 23, 2025 • 1-min read

Posted by Anonymous

May 22, 2025

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Posted by Anonymous - May 22, 2025

This is such a weird move, right? You’d think that dropping news about a $100 million fund kicking off a bunch of new projects would rocket the Pi token price, but people freaked out instead and started selling. I’ve seen this before with other coins: sometimes traders just want super quick returns. The $100 million is cool, but it’s for building stuff long term, not for pumping the price today.

It’s kinda like when a game announces a massive update that will take months to finish—some players lose patience and bail even though it's probably awesome in the end. So, Pi Network’s big bet is on building actual uses for their token, instead of just pumping the price to please traders. I actually respect that, even though it annoyed a bunch of speculators.

I remember my friend who mines Pi was sad for like two hours and then got excited when he realized maybe someday his stack will pay off when real apps or stores actually accept Pi. In my opinion, it’s smarter to care about building real value, not just getting rich quick.

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