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Three Bullish Signals Whisper Pi Networkโ€™s (PI) Bleakest Chapter May Be Fading ๐Ÿ–ค๐ŸŒ’

Three Bullish Signals Whisper Pi Networkโ€™s (PI) Bleakest Chapter May Be Fading ๐Ÿ–ค๐ŸŒ’

The team behind Pi Network keeps pushing its ecosystem forward with protocol v24 now live and v25 dropping later in June. While these upgrades havenโ€™t lifted PI price yet, the charts are hinting at a shift. ๐Ÿ–ค

Are Bears Losing Control?

PI started trading back in February last year and the hype pushed its valuation up to around $3 before it crashed. Right now it sits near $0.12 after a 96% drop from that high, hovering close to the all-time low.
Bearish pressure is still here, but three signals point to a possible bounce. The monthly RSI has crashed to 2.6, which screams deeply oversold and often precedes a reversal, while anything above 70 usually warns of a pullback.

PI RSI
PI RSI, Source: TradingView

Exchange balances also eased from a recent peak above 550 million down to 545 million, cutting some selling pressure.

PI Exchange Balance
PI Exchange Balance, Source: piscan.io

Today marks the biggest unlock of nearly 15 million tokens, but the daily average drops to 4.8 million over the next four weeks, which should ease supply pressure and open room for recovery.

PI Token Unlocks
PI Token Unlocks, Source: piscan.io

Same Rumor, Different Day

Pi holders keep whispering about a Binance listing as the big catalyst. Last year the exchange polled users and most wanted PI, yet nothing happened. Now some speculate an announcement could land on June 28, aka Pi2Day, alongside fresh ecosystem moves. Speculation is everywhere but manage those expectations. ๐ŸŒ™๐Ÿ’€


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Bitcoin might kiss its lowest depths exactly as the 2026 World Cup erupts ๐Ÿ•ท๏ธ๐Ÿ†

Bitcoin’s bear market is slipping into its final shadows and might hit bottom right around the 2026 FIFA World Cup from June 11 to July 19 ๐ŸŒ‘ according to that June 12 BIT Research report.

World Cup Window Could Be a Potential Market Bottom

The core idea mixes technical patterns with weak vibes and cooling inflation to pave the way for BTC’s next surge after this long dip ๐Ÿ–ค. Bitcoin has traced an A-B-C setup since the bear phase kicked off in October 2025. Wave A dragged it down into the 60000 to 69000 zone while Wave B lifted it toward 80000 to 90000 before peaking near 83000 mid-May. Now the scene shifts into the last Wave C correction targeting a possible floor between 50000 and 55000 with the World Cup window as the prime spot for that low ๐Ÿ’€. Sentiment shows the Greed and Fear Index sinking to those historically glum levels that lined up with the 2022 bottom. The stochastic has plunged into oversold depths too and BTC sits at least two standard deviations under its weekly moving average. The 61576 spot looks like potential support while realized price hovers near 54591 as a marker for undervalued territory. History shows prices might dip under that mark briefly but rarely stick there. On the macro side inflation plays the key role with current conditions echoing 2022 where easing helped seal the cycle low.

Where Bitcoin Is Right Now

The largest crypto by market cap has faced rough weeks after rejection near 73000 early June it slid through 70000 then 65000 and finally broke under the steady 60000 level. That fall bottomed just above 59000 last Friday marking the lowest in nearly 2 years before recovering toward 63000. At writing it dipped back under 63000 down over 22% in 30 days and nearly 42% from a year ago. Volatility stems heavily from geopolitics as the US-Iran tensions make it swing on every attack or peace hint. BIT researchers figure the market needs one to three more months for a confirmed reversal yet the first whistle at Mexico’s Estadio Azteca for the 2026 World Cup may have started this cycle’s closing chapter.


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Charles plots his shift from X rage into Discord depths for Cardanoโ€™s defi flow ๐Ÿ–ค๐Ÿ•ท๏ธ

Charles Hoskinson the Cardano co founder just dropped that he is scheming a full community shift for ADA away from X after months drowning in expletive filled attacks thrown his way ๐ŸŒ‘
He chatted it out with EMURGO boss Phillip Pon and they are cooking a Discord hub to lift the whole ecosystem.

Hoskinson Frustrated With X Says Real Work is Elsewhere

The reveal hit in a late Thursday X post he plans to ditch writing โ€œDropping by to let everyone know that I spoke with Phillip Pon and we are working out a plan to create a discord for a great migration of the Cardano community from X.โ€
He added the fresh spot will bring happy positive well moderated channels far from all the drama lies endless rage and embittered people still stuck on X ๐Ÿ–ค
Hoskinson will keep X for his livestreams since the audience tops one million but future AMA sessions only answer questions from the Cardano and Midnight Discord servers ๐Ÿ•ท๏ธ
Midnight stands as that privacy focused chain built by IOG and he snapped back at critics saying he cannot fix stupid while they chase weekly scandals and FUD.
This move comes after endless gripes about the toxic vibe X keeps feeding into Cardano spaces.
Back in an April 24 YouTube livestream called Remember Kids X Is Not Reality he teased an AI side project called Project Nyx meant to handle some replies yet X bot rules would tank post reach.

The Magnitude of the Problem Hoskinson Is Facing

Community member Christian Taylor ran a scan on 130 replies to a plea against constant anti IOHK Charles threads and Grok flagged raw toxicity in one third of them plus patterns of targeted identical spam from shady accounts.
Still some frustration felt real tied to losses delivery delays and questions around leadership accountability.
ADA sits up more than 3 percent near 0.17 dollars right now.


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Dogecoin Teeters Ready For An Epic Surge Per The Analyst ๐ŸŒ‘๐Ÿฆ‡

Dogecoin Teeters Ready For An Epic Surge Per The Analyst ๐ŸŒ‘๐Ÿฆ‡

DOGE has been struggling hard these past months, echoing the broader crypto gloom and fading meme hype. ๐Ÿ–ค Nonetheless tons of analysts stay bullish on a potential major pump ahead.

The Possible Catalyst

The OG meme coin dipped well below 0.10 yet now sits above 0.081. This zone matters big time to analyst Ali Martinez who called it the lower mid-range boundary of a five-year parallel channel since 2021. He noted that Dogecoin has moved through long consolidation phases before bull runs so holding here might spark another parabolic move.
This marks his second DOGE take this week after he pointed out the Tom DeMark Sequential flashing a rare buy signal hinting at a rebound. That same tool nailed the early May drop from 0.113 down to 0.078. Trader Tardigrade and MikybullCrypto also eye upside with one saying Doge season is ahead while the other views these prices as prime accumulation. Mikybull even projected a massive rally toward a 2.50 all-time high which would demand a 360 billion market cap only Bitcoin tops right now. ๐ŸŒ‘

Whales and More

Big holders are backing the bullish case after snapping up 200 million DOGE in one week potentially gearing up for the next leg up and pulling smaller players along. Exchange netflows show outflows outpacing inflows lately meaning folks are shifting to self-custody and easing sell pressure. ๐Ÿ“ˆ
DOGE Exchange Netflow


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Garlinghouse Pushes Back After Dimon Locks Onto Coinbase And Clarity Act ๐Ÿ•ท๏ธ๐Ÿ–ค

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse just called out JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon for his latest jabs at the CLARITY Act.

Clash Over Crypto Regulation

He pointed out how Dimon keeps trashing the whole crypto scene for years now and twisting what this bill really means ๐Ÿ–ค. During a chat with Fox Business host Maria Bartiromo Garlinghouse fired back at those earlier digs from Dimon who blamed Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong for pushing the bill while claiming it would weaken money laundering safeguards and Bank Secrecy Act rules. The Ripple exec figured Dimon was either trying to tank support on purpose or just not getting the legislation straight ๐Ÿ’€. โ€œAs much as we can talk about whether or not Brian Armstrong is representing the industry he is not; he is representing Coinbase and in certain ways he is going to look out for Coinbaseโ€™s best interest. But at the end of the day I think what Jamie Dimon did was a disservice. Heโ€™s representing that this reduces compliance concerns that it makes it easier to do bad things. Thatโ€™s just not true. Itโ€™s either intentional misrepresentation or even negligent to try to make support for the Clarity Act go away.โ€ Even at the Reagan National Economic Forum last month Dimon insisted banks would reject the bill in its current shape and went after Armstrong again. โ€œHeโ€™s the only one and heโ€™s spending hundreds of millions of dollars in Washington on this thing. Heโ€™s full of shit.โ€ Economist Peter Schiff also tore into Dimonโ€™s take noting stablecoin issuers shouldnโ€™t get hit with the same banking regs as traditional lenders ๐ŸŒ‘.

CLARITY Act Progress So Far

The CLARITY Act keeps moving through Congress but big banks are piling on more resistance. It sorts out which regulator handles different crypto types by splitting duties between the SEC and the CFTC to clear up the regulatory mess in the US. After clearing the House in 2025 it advanced via the Senate Banking Committee last month yet the full Senate still has debate ahead. Stablecoin yield rules remain a hot spot since banks claim they let crypto outfits offer interest-like perks without matching the usual financial rules.


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