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The price of Pi Coin has shown strong resistance to dropping further. Last month, on the 20th, it dipped to just over $0.6 but couldn’t go any lower, indicating that a consensus has formed around this price as the bottom. After a month of fluctuation, the price has risen to $0.9, and it seems unlikely to decline further.

In the foreign market, Pi Coin has been circulating for about three years. During the latter half of last year, some traders purchased coins from economically struggling regions in Southeast Asia at an average cost of approximately 5 yuan. This suggests that the current foreign consensus price is hovering around 6 yuan, further reinforcing the belief that the price won’t drop.

Even during prolonged periods of sideways trading, the market has shown consistent support. Those considering buying the dip might want to act soon, as a price surge could happen anytime. Observing the market trends, the facts strongly support this outlook.

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