Resistance Broken After a Year as Analyst Maps 1400% Rally to $2.80

Pi Network is starting to turn heads again, and this time, the setup looks more convincing. With over 10.2 billion tokens in circulation with a market cap of $1.91B, Pi sits among the top 50 cryptocurrencies globally. 

After months of slow movement, Pi has finally broken an important resistance level, just as attention builds ahead of Consensus 2026 in Miami, where the founders are set to speak. 

Breakout Finally Kicks In

Crypto analyst Javon Marks recently said that Pi has broken and retested a resistance trend that held for over a year. Based on this structure, he sees a potential 1,400% move toward $2.80, suggesting Pi could be entering an early-stage rally.

“Pi has showed a clear breakout and retest of a resisting trend that took over one year and prices, in response, could be in the early stages of a massive uphill run! Prices can run over 1,400% to ~$2.80 and this may only be the beginning stages of the process,” he wrote on X.

With Pi Network heading into Consensus 2026, analysts are looking at which direction theprice will head next.

Big Claims? 

While excitement is rising, not everything being said holds up.

Users pointed out that many claims floating around, like political backing, “new world currency” status, or confirmed regulatory ties, have no official backing. While Pi’s ecosystem and adoption narrative are evolving, these larger claims remain unverified.

Right now, Pi’s breakout has improved sentiment, and upcoming catalysts could keep the momentum going. Pi Network is trading around $0.1819. Pi is still trading well below its all-time high of $2.98, reached in February 2025, while staying comfortably above its recent low of $0.1312 from early 2026.