EOS has rocketed 11% upward in a sudden price rally, catching the attention of crypto watchers everywhere. The token, which recently rebranded as “Vaulta” but keeps the EOS ticker, seems to be riding the coattails of Bitcoin’s upward momentum. Not too shabby for a project many had written off months ago.
The rally coincides with the ecosystem hitting an all-time high in Total Value Locked—over $412 million. That’s up from $397 million in late September. Progress!
The Vaulta ecosystem just hit an ATH of $412M in TVL, climbing from $397M in September. Baby steps forward.
But don’t pop the champagne just yet. Technical indicators are sending mixed signals. The Fear & Greed Index sits at a dismal 23, showing extreme fear in the market. Normally, that’s actually a bullish sign, if you believe in buying when others are scared witless.
EOS is still trading below both its 50-day and 200-day moving averages ($0.42 and $0.53, respectively). Not exactly a picture of strength. This weakness is particularly evident when considering EOS has lost over 40% of its value compared to one year ago.
October predictions for EOS range from a depressing $0.355 to a somewhat less depressing $0.513. Average expectations hover around $0.423. Investors looking for better risk management might consider sector-based diversification rather than concentrating heavily in one token. The annual outlook brightens slightly, with 2025 forecasts between $0.34 and $0.74. Better, but hardly moon territory.
The recent TVL milestone hasn’t gone unnoticed by the Vaulta network. They’re touting it as proof of ecosystem growth. Meanwhile, they’ve discontinued EVM support as of October 8, causing predictable chaos.
Users of Noah, a decentralized exchange on Vaulta, were warned about custodial risks. Crypto gonna crypto.
Looking further ahead, 2026 could see EOS climb between $0.59 and $1.42. That’s if adoption keeps pace and the ecosystem expands. The RSI currently sits at 30.15, suggesting slightly oversold conditions where buyers might start getting interested again.
Long-term forecasts suggest EOS might reach maximum $3.22 by 2031, a significant jump from current prices but still far from its all-time high of $22.89.
