The Pi coin price has experienced a dramatic decline, dropping over 80% from its all-time high of $2.98 in February. While the project enjoys a strong and engaged community, this steep fall raises questions about the future of Pi Coin. The recent price drop follows concerns over transparency regarding SuperNode selection and team holdings of a significant portion of the total coins. Further compounding the situation is Binance’s exclusion of Pi Coin from their recently launched ‘Vote to List’ campaign. 80% losses are often seen as a sign that many investors are selling off their coins, fearing further price drops. This fear might stem from the lack of recent updates and communication by the Pi Network team, adding to investor anxiety. A significant drop in trading volume is another indication of this market volatility. Further pressure on the Pi Coin price could come from the upcoming release of over 135 million Pi Coins within the next 30 days. The article delves into the potential reasons behind this downturn and its implications for the future of Pi Network. Read on to understand why investors are turning away from Pi and what the team needs to do to regain market confidence.