Pi Coin (Pi Network/PI) is trading in the green zone in almost all time frames, after its rally to the $0.20 mark on Sunday, Feb. 15, 2026. Most crypto assets saw a rebound on Sunday, following Bitcoin’s (BTC) surge to the $70,000 mark. However, the rally was short-lived and most asset have since faced price correction. BTC is down to the $68,000 price level, and other coins are also seeing price dips. PI, however, has maintained substantial gains across the board. According to CoinGecko’s Pi Coin data, the asset has rallied 0.9% in the last 24 hours, 23.8% in the last week, and 10.6% in the 14-day charts. However, the coin is down 13.4% over the previous month. Let’s discuss if Pi Coin’s price is out of the weeds, and if it will continue its rally, or will it face additional risks ahead.
Will Pi Coin’s Price Continue Its Rally?
PI’s Sunday rally was likely due to Bitcoin (BTC) experiencing a weekend burst. However, the crypto market is still quite weak, and investor sentiment has not improved. Market participants are staying away from risky assets, preferring safe havens like gold and silver. Pi Coin (PI) and other crypto assets are not in the limelight at the moment.
Given the general bearish market environment, there is a high chance that PI will face a price correction over the coming weeks. Moreover, Bitcoin (BTC) is facing substantial pressure, and other assets will likely follow its trajectory.
CoinCodex researchers also paint a bearish outlook for Pi Coin (PI). The platform anticipates the token to face a correction over the coming days, dipping to $0.12 on Feb. 26, 2026. Falling to $0.12 from current price levels will entail a correction of nearly 30%.
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Therefore, the chances are high that Pi Coin’s price rally will not continue over the coming days. The asset could see a big dip very soon.
