Pi Network has confirmed that Version 25 of its protocol will launch on July 22, bringing enhanced stability, reliability, and privacy-focused smart contract features. Despite this development update, the PI token continues to face selling pressure, with its price falling 7.83% to $0.07572. Technical indicators remain weak, including a Relative Strength Index of 14.49, signaling strong selling pressure. The network has released several versions in 2026, including Versions 20.2, 22, 23, and 24, as it builds its blockchain ecosystem. The market now watches for the successful deployment of Version 25 and any news on developer tools or decentralized applications.
Pi Network has released the roadmap for Version 25 after weeks without progress updates. The Core Team announced via X that Version 25 is scheduled for release on July 22, adding better stability, reliability, and enhanced smart contract functionality.
The network has launched several protocol versions in 2026, starting with Version 19.6. Version 20.2 set the stage for smart contract capabilities, while Versions 22, 23, and 24 followed in May and early June.
Despite the development update, PI remains under selling pressure. According to CoinMarketCap, the token is trading at $0.07572, down 7.83% in the last 24 hours, with a market capitalization of approximately $828.47 million and daily trading volume of $28.45 million.
Technical indicators continue to show weakness. The price is below the middle line of the 20-day Bollinger Bands at $0.10451, and the lower band sits at $0.07217. The RSI currently stands at 14.49, with a signal line at 22.32, indicating strong selling pressure in recent sessions.
The successful launch of Version 25 on July 22 and the functionality of its new features will be a significant milestone. The market will also watch for news regarding developer tools, decentralized apps, and partner ecosystems that could spur network activity.
