The post Pi Price Recovery Faces Its Biggest Test This Month appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Altcoins Pi Network entered the week under heavy pressure as the crypto market experienced a broad and sudden pullback. Key Takeaways Pi’s recent decline was triggered by broad market selling rather than project-specific news. December’s release of 190M new tokens is now the most influential short-term price driver. The CiDi Games partnership adds new utility but may not offset supply pressure if demand stays weak. Traders rushed to reduce risk across multiple assets, and smaller liquidity pools magnified the turbulence. The selloff quickly caught Pi in the crossfire, sending the token into a steep intraday slide before stabilizing later in the session. The rebound was encouraging, but not strong enough to remove uncertainty. Pi now trades in a narrow corridor where even small shifts in sentiment could dictate short-term direction. Supply Event Becomes the Dominant Narrative Instead of technical indicators or macro stories, the center of attention for Pi right now is supply. In December, 190 million new tokens are scheduled to enter circulation — a figure currently valued near $43 million. Normally, gradual unlocks distribute selling pressure across the market. This time, low liquidity raises the stakes: even a modest wave of tokens could ripple aggressively through the chart. When trading depth is thin, price swings don’t require big sellers — routine orders can snowball into meaningful moves. And because recent losses have dampened market confidence, the December unlock suddenly carries greater psychological weight than previous ones earlier in the year. Utility Expansion Adds a Secondary Catalyst In parallel with the looming unlock, the Pi ecosystem is expanding. The project recently struck a partnership with CiDi Games to introduce Pi as a usable in-game currency across multiple titles. The initiative is designed to move Pi further into real-world activity and strengthen its economic loop rather than relying solely on… The post Pi Price Recovery Faces Its Biggest Test This Month appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Altcoins Pi Network entered the week under heavy pressure as the crypto market experienced a broad and sudden pullback. Key Takeaways Pi’s recent decline was triggered by broad market selling rather than project-specific news. December’s release of 190M new tokens is now the most influential short-term price driver. The CiDi Games partnership adds new utility but may not offset supply pressure if demand stays weak. Traders rushed to reduce risk across multiple assets, and smaller liquidity pools magnified the turbulence. The selloff quickly caught Pi in the crossfire, sending the token into a steep intraday slide before stabilizing later in the session. The rebound was encouraging, but not strong enough to remove uncertainty. Pi now trades in a narrow corridor where even small shifts in sentiment could dictate short-term direction. Supply Event Becomes the Dominant Narrative Instead of technical indicators or macro stories, the center of attention for Pi right now is supply. In December, 190 million new tokens are scheduled to enter circulation — a figure currently valued near $43 million. Normally, gradual unlocks distribute selling pressure across the market. This time, low liquidity raises the stakes: even a modest wave of tokens could ripple aggressively through the chart. When trading depth is thin, price swings don’t require big sellers — routine orders can snowball into meaningful moves. And because recent losses have dampened market confidence, the December unlock suddenly carries greater psychological weight than previous ones earlier in the year. Utility Expansion Adds a Secondary Catalyst In parallel with the looming unlock, the Pi ecosystem is expanding. The project recently struck a partnership with CiDi Games to introduce Pi as a usable in-game currency across multiple titles. The initiative is designed to move Pi further into real-world activity and strengthen its economic loop rather than relying solely on…