This week in the crypto market saw significant price fluctuations, with Pi Network (PI) experiencing volatility and the ongoing Ripple v. SEC lawsuit attracting renewed attention. Here’s a recap of key developments**: Pi Network celebrated its Open Network launch on February 20, making it publicly accessible for trading, with exchanges like OKX, Bitget, and MEXC quickly listing the token. This launch coincided with significant price volatility, surging to highs of $1.84 before retracing to around $1.52 today. The recent surge in Pi’s price might be fueled by anticipation for Binance listing. Binance users voted on whether to list PI on their platform, with results expected on February 27th. Meanwhile, the Ripple v. SEC lawsuit remains a hot topic. Recent shifts in regulatory approach and agreement between the SEC and major players like Binance and Coinbase have fueled speculation about a potential settlement. Ripple’s XRP token has also taken a hit, dropping 16% in the last week, aligning with broader market downturns. **For further insight on the Ripple lawsuit**, please check our dedicated article here: [link to dedicated article] **Crypto markets continue facing volatility, with Bitcoin (BTC) falling below $90,000 and total liquidated positions exceeding $1 billion in the past 24 hours.**