They do tend to die off and others appear elsewhere. I had a bunch on one rock, now they are gone but new sponges are forming everywhere else in the tank.
Actually I disagree. I have seen pineapple sponges move. The put long fibers to attach to a surface and then pull themselves towards that surface. Kinda a Spider-Man move.
There are only hundreds of different volunteer sponges people ID as pineapples, if this one is calcareous, it probably doesn't move in the traditional sense. But they are a good sign water quality is good.