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Each 1-hour candle's volume is signed by its direction (up candles count as net buying, down candles as net selling) and drawn as a bubble at the closing price, green for buying and red for selling. Bubble size and colour intensity show how strong that flow is compared with the last 300 candles: the strongest 30% get full bubbles with their USD value, the rest stay as small dots. Unusually large bubbles flag aggressive buying or selling worth a closer look, often near breakouts, reversals or key levels.Seasonal Chart
Plots one line per calendar year showing the % change since the start of that year, with the current year highlighted against up to four previous years. Lining the years up on the same calendar shows whether the price tends to rise or fall in the same months, helping you spot recurring seasonal patterns. Treat it as context rather than a forecast: past seasonality does not guarantee future moves.Pi Network Markets
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About Pi Network (PI)
Pi Network is a cryptocurrency project built around a mobile app and a community of users known as Pioneers. Its official homepage describes Pi as “The First Digital Currency You Can Mine on Your Phone” and says that starting to mine requires an invitation from an existing trusted member. Its white paper describes a token model that moves from pre-Mainnet distribution to a Mainnet system with a maximum supply. The white paper says it may need updates, so dated token details should be checked against current official communications.
How Pi’s supply model is structured
Pi’s white paper gives the total maximum supply in its 2019 version as M + R + D, where M covers mining rewards, R referral rewards, and D developer rewards. It states that supply before Mainnet was not explicitly capped, which left the total supply undefined. For the Mainnet supply model, the white paper states a clear maximum total supply of 100 billion Pi and says the Mainnet supply is finite, with yearly supply limits that follow a declining formula.
Community allocation
The white paper says the Pi community has 80% and the Pi Core Team has 20% of the total circulating supply. Within the community share, it reserves 65% for past and future Pioneer mining rewards, 10% for community organization and ecosystem building, and 5% for a liquidity pool that provides liquidity for Pioneers and developers. These percentages describe the stated allocation framework, not the circulating supply on any particular date.
Mining and migration
The white paper says Pi contributors build a global trust graph, and that the consensus algorithm relies on a trust graph aggregated from the Security Circles of individual Pioneers. It states that balances of fake or duplicate users will be discarded, and that as Pioneers and their Referral Team or Security Circle pass KYC, more of their mobile balance becomes transferable. The amount of pre-Mainnet Pi that can migrate therefore depends on the speed and participation of KYC.
Market data and price history
A market price for PI is a separate measure from a balance shown in the Pi app or a token allocation stated in the white paper. Mined balances that have not migrated to Mainnet, and tokens counted in a white-paper allocation, do not by themselves determine the market price.
What to check next
Pi’s supply and migration details are tied to its Mainnet rules and official updates. The white paper states that both versions are subject to change based on data collected during the Enclosed Network period of Mainnet, and that the token model may be tweaked before the Open Network period begins. Check the current white paper and Pi Network announcements for changes to mining, annual supply limits, KYC, and migration.
Last reviewed: Oct 28, 2026
Pi Network (PI) FAQ
What is Pi Network (PI)?
Pi Network is a cryptocurrency project built around a mobile app and a community of Pioneers. Its official site describes Pi as a digital currency you can mine on your phone, and its white paper describes a token model that moved from pre-Mainnet distribution to a Mainnet system with a finite supply. The white paper notes that it may change, so current official communications matter.
What is Pi’s maximum supply?
The 2019 white paper gives total max supply as M + R + D, covering mining, referral, and developer rewards. Its Mainnet model states a maximum total supply of 100 billion Pi, with yearly supply limits that follow a declining formula. The same white paper assigns 65% of the community supply to past and future Pioneer mining rewards.
What is PI’s all-time high?
PI’s all-time high is the highest market price recorded in the data source and period being measured. Peak figures can differ between data providers because venue coverage and date ranges vary, so check the recorded date together with the price. This is a market figure. It is different from balances shown in the Pi app or tokens that have not migrated to Mainnet.
How has PI performed historically?
Historical performance is measured between two dates in PI’s market price record. Monthly and annual returns describe recorded market prices only. They do not measure app mining balances, the number of Pioneers, or KYC progress, and past returns do not predict future performance.