In a recent analysis, one market watcher believes Pi Network could reach $40 to $75 by 2030—if certain milestones are met. Below is a summary of what that projection depends on and how Pi stacks up against its rivals.
Key Drivers for Pi’s Growth
- Large mobile-user base: Pi’s strength is in its widespread community of mobile users. This reach could support everyday usage as it transitions toward mainstream adoption.
- Peer-to-peer currency potential: The network aims to function as a truly global, peer-to-peer digital currency. If that vision materializes, it could greatly boost value.
- Long-term outlook vs. short-term sprint: Compared to peers like Interlink Labs—which may show rapid gains initially—Pi is considered more of a long-haul bet. Its value is thought to lie in sustained growth over time.
Comparison: Pi vs. Interlink Labs
- Interlink Labs is pushing forward with identity verification through AI and biometrics, targeting fraud prevention and trustworthy digital identities. This may give it an edge in the short term.
- Pi, on the other hand, is valued for its consistency and community loyalty. While It may not skyrocket as fast, it could offer more stability for someone looking toward 2030.
What Needs to Happen for Pi to Hit $75
The $75 price point isn’t guaranteed, but it’s tied to several important developments:
- Widespread adoption of Pi for real-world daily transactions.
- Successful rollout and usage of its mainnet.
- Strong retention and growth of its user base.
- Competing well against platforms that focus more on identity verification, AI, or privacy.
Bottom Line
If all the right pieces fall into place—mainnet performance, adoption, and their mobile-first community holding strong—Pi could possibly reach $40–$75 by 2030. However, more immediate returns may favor competitors with fast-moving tech and clear identity/verifications strategic advantages.
