The Pi Network, boasting 60 million users, is facing an unprecedented crash in its cryptocurrency, with prices plummeting 15% within a day and reaching over 40% weekly losses. The price now hovers around $0.55, leaving many within the community to question their future. A potential Coinbase listing appears as their last hope for recovery, but is it on the horizon? 60 million strong, this community seeks relief from its crypto crash. Rumors swirl of a possible listing by Coinbase, a platform known for its significant impact on various currencies. With a massive user base, Pi’s appeal could bolster the potential listing. But will such action be seen soon? Pi Day, March 14, saw Coinbase’s Chief Legal Officer Paul Grewal tweet the Pi logo, fueling speculation about a possible listing. Coinbase often considers community support when deciding which cryptocurrencies to list. If this listing occurs, it could introduce new buyers, pushing Pi’s price back towards $1. However, some experts believe that token burning, reducing the supply of available PI tokens, could be another critical solution, leading to greater stability and renewed interest in the ecosystem. Without swift action from either side, some users may exit the ecosystem for more lucrative opportunities elsewhere. Is a listing imminent? The Pi Coin price has already dropped by nearly 72% since its launch, dropping from $2 to its current level of around $0.51. However, technical indicators suggest that PI is in an oversold zone – with the RSI at 29 and the MACD remaining negative – indicating sellers remain strong. If the price fails to regain the $0.60 support level, analysts predict a major drop to as low as $0.40. All eyes are on Coinbase for potential lifeline that could save Pi Coin from an impending downfall.