Pieverse users got a major update on March 14 as reward distribution from the Binance Wallet campaign officially went live. Eligible participants can now collect booster rewards earned in earlier rounds. In a post shared on X, the project said 5 million PIEVERSE booster rewards from phases 1 through 4 of the March Binance Wallet campaign are now available to claim.
The claim route is already specified inside the wallet interface: Binance Wallet → Discover → My Total Rewards → Batch Claim. The release is focused on users who joined earlier Pieverse activities, including the airdrop and Pre-TGE campaign. For that group, the token unlock turns prior participation into circulating rewards that can be managed directly in-wallet.
Distribution starts after circulation, with partial rewards expected within eight hours
Binance Wallet had previously stated that PIEVERSE token circulation would begin on March 14, 2025. Users who joined the Pre-TGE campaign are also expected to be able to trade once activity opens on Binance Alpha. According to the project’s update, winners in Booster Program phases 1, 2, 3, and 4 should receive a partial reward allocation within eight hours after circulation starts.
The batch-claim structure is meant to handle distribution across a large number of participants. That matters for operations, but it also matters for trading. Once rewards enter circulation, some recipients may move to realize gains quickly, while others may keep their allocations on hold and wait for stronger demand.
Price action stays cautious as the market absorbs new supply
After the announcement, Pieverse price action remained soft rather than aggressive. CoinMarketCap data cited in the source placed the token at about $0.5147, down 3% on the day. The project’s market capitalization was listed at roughly $98.84 million.
Its historical range remains wide. The token’s all-time high was reported at $0.9947, while the all-time low stood at $0.1145. Reward unlocks like this often bring immediate selling pressure because early participants finally receive transferable allocations. At the same time, not every holder reacts the same way, which can leave early trading sessions uneven and volatile.
Short-term scenarios center on the $0.50 level
The chart setup described in the source points to mixed near-term signals. Pieverse recently bounced from the $0.46 support area and formed higher lows. If the token holds above the $0.50 psychological level and trading activity picks up, attention shifts to resistance in the $0.54 to $0.56 zone. A move through that range could open room toward $0.60 to $0.65 in the near term.
The downside case is also defined. If selling pressure increases and $0.50 fails, weakness could return quickly. Earlier rejection near $0.54 suggests sellers are still active there. A drop below $0.48 to $0.47 could send the token back toward $0.44 or even $0.40, both of which were highlighted as prior consolidation areas. The source also noted that some indicators still place the asset below important long-term averages.