PI has been on a steady downtrend since February 26, shedding 72% of its value as bearish sentiment continues to weigh on the token. Bearish pressure continues to mount on the PI token, suggesting that it may be poised to enter a new phase of decline. PI Network Risks Fresh Decline An assessment of the PI/USD one-day chart reveals that token holders remain steadfast in their distribution. At press time, PI’s Balance of Power (BoP) is negative, reflecting the selling pressure in the market. PI BoP. Source: TradingView The BoP indicator measures the strength of buying versus selling pressure by comparing the close price to the trading range within a given period. When BOP is negative like this, it indicates that sellers are dominating the market, suggesting downward pressure on the asset’s price. Further, the setup of PI’s Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) supports this bearish outlook. At press time, this is below the central line at -0.12. PI CMF. Source: TradingView The CMF indicator measures an asset’s buying and selling pressure. A negative CMF reading suggests that the asset is experiencing more selling pressure than buying pressure. This means PI traders are distributing rather than accumulating. This signals bearish sentiment and confirms the downward momentum in the token’s price. Sellers Tighten Grip on PI, But Recovery to $1.01 Still on the Table At press time, PI trades at $0.63, below the dynamic support formed above it at $0.93 by its Super Trend indicator. The Super Trend indicator helps traders identify the market’s direction by placing a line above or below the price chart based on the asset’s volatility. When an asset’s price trades below the Super Trend line like this, it signals a bearish trend and hints at potential decline. If PI’s decline strengthens, it could revisit its all-time low of $0.40. PI Super Trend Indicator. Source: TradingView However, if demand returns to the PI market, its price could break above the resistance at $0.86 and surge to $1.01.