Cardano (ADA) or Pi Network (PI): 3 AIs Predict Which Is More Likely to Hit $0 in 2026

Cardano’s ADA and Pi Network’s PI have both posted staggering losses over the past year and are among the worst-performing cryptocurrencies during the current bear market. Their deteriorating condition has stirred anxiety among industry participants and perhaps some fear that their prices could collapse to $0. We asked three of the most widely used AI-powered chatbots which of these tokens they consider most likely to experience such a crash this year. According to ChatGPT, Pi Network’s native token (whose valuation recently neared its record low) is significantly more likely to collapse to $0 in 2026 than ADA. It claimed that the former has weaker liquidity, a shorter operating history, much greater future supply expansion, and a price that is already hovering close to its historical bottom. The chatbot also touched on existing problems inside Pi Network’s ecosystem that could negatively impact PI in the near future. “Any prolonged technical problems, delayed migrations, regulatory pressure, or loss of community confidence could have an outsized effect on the token. For PI to approach $0, investors would probably need to see several problems occur together: continued supply growth, weak application demand, declining exchange liquidity, stalled development, and a broader crypto market sell-off,” OpenAI’s platform stated. ChatGPT noted that ADA has also been on a massive downfall lately, yet it highlighted its ability to survive previous bear markets and outlined its vast community base. It also pointed out that the majority of its eventual supply is already in the market, which makes the dilution risk far less than PI’s. The chatbot did not rule out the possibility of a further collapse for ADA given the current conditions but claimed that reaching practically zero would require something much more destructive. Perplexity agreed with ChatGPT’s theory that PI carries the higher risk of sliding to $0 sometime this year, but argued that a literal collapse to such territory looks improbable for either token. “As long as there is any bid from speculators, community members, or exchanges, the price will be >0,” it claimed. For its part, Google’s Gemini added a different angle to the discussion, flagging several Pi Network-related problems that the other chatbots didn’t mention and that could drag the price even lower. Among the main ones are the accusations from multiple industry participants that the project is a pyramid scheme rather than a true decentralized network. Additionally, it pointed out that leading crypto exchanges like Binance and Coinbase still refuse to list PI, which could be interpreted as another red flag. In conclusion, Gemini said: “While ADA may experience price swings driven by broader crypto market trends, its structural liquidity and established ecosystem make an abso