IOTA IOTA
Current Price
$0.0448 -0.18%
$0.0016 Daily Range (3.47%)
$0.0438$0.0454
$4.02M Daily Volume
49 BTC
Vol/MktCap: 1.90%
Market Performance
0.01% Relative BTC Volume
The total volume of IOTA is $4.02M over the past 24 hours, compared to $27.50B total Bitcoin volume.
Hourly Moving Average
8 SMA $0.0447 +0.33%
13 SMA $0.0445 +0.77%
21 SMA $0.0446 +0.49%
55 SMA $0.0460 -2.57%
144 SMA $0.0457 -1.88%
Price Performance
-0.57% 1 Hour Change
$0.0448 from $0.0451
-7.46% 7 Day Change
-$0.0033 from $0.0482
-11.49% 14 Day Change
-$0.0052 from $0.0500
-11.08% 30 Day Change
-$0.0050 from $0.0498
All Time High
December 18, 2017
$5.25 -99.15%
-$5.21 vs. now
24H Change
-377.07K USD -0.18%
-5 BTC
Volume and Supply
Total Supply: 5.01B IOTA 
4.70B IOTA Available93.84% circulating A lower circulating supply may increase over time, reducing scarcity and potentially causing a drop in price. A higher circulating supply is less susceptible to dilution, offering the potential for a more stable price long-term.
Relative Supply Ratio
249.24 x BTC Supply249:1 supply ratio
RSR reflects potential differences in tokenomics, such as inflation rates, utility, or burn mechanisms, which can impact long-term value and scarcity.
Relative Trade Volume
90.10M IOTA
traded over past 24 hours
1.92% of circulating supply
A higher trade volume relative to market cap indicates strong market activity and liquidity, while a lower ratio may suggest reduced interest, lower liquidity, or potential price stagnation.
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IOTA AI Market Analysis
IOTA’s overall signal is mixed, supporting a Hold rating rather than a clear Buy or Sell. The price is $0.051229, up 0.74% over 24 hours, but the shorter-term improvement does not erase the weaker weekly momentum or the price’s position below several hourly averages.
The 7-day change is -2.11%, while the 14-day change is +2.11% and the 30-day change is +26.04%. This points to a strong monthly advance but a recent pullback, with the differing timeframes arguing against treating the latest daily gain as confirmation of a sustained short-term uptrend.
Hourly averages show a divided picture: price is below the 8-hour SMA at $0.0521 and the 13-hour SMA at $0.0517, but marginally above the 21-hour and 55-hour SMAs, both around $0.0512. It is also 6.87% below the 144-hour SMA at $0.0550, a more substantial overhead gap that weighs against a broadly bullish reading of the supplied trend measures.
The 1-hour RSI of 63 supports near-term positive momentum, consistent with the 24-hour gain, while the 7-day RSI of 40 signals comparatively weaker momentum over the broader weekly period. These indicators conflict in a way that favors caution: the hourly momentum is encouraging, but it is not matched by the weekly reading or by price being above all the listed averages.
IOTA is currently about 43% of the way from the 24-hour low to the 24-hour high, so it is below the midpoint of today’s range despite its positive percentage change. The reported 24-hour volume is 6,458,658 and volume-to-market-cap is 2.69%; without comparative volume data, these figures do not establish whether participation is increasing or unusually strong.
The current price is far below the stated all-time high of $5.25 from December 2017, but that historical comparison does not by itself provide a near-term trading signal. The primary evidence for Hold is the combination of a substantial 30-day gain and positive hourly RSI against a negative weekly change, weak weekly RSI, and price below the 8-, 13-, and 144-hour averages; neither side clearly dominates.
The 7-day change is -2.11%, while the 14-day change is +2.11% and the 30-day change is +26.04%. This points to a strong monthly advance but a recent pullback, with the differing timeframes arguing against treating the latest daily gain as confirmation of a sustained short-term uptrend.
Hourly averages show a divided picture: price is below the 8-hour SMA at $0.0521 and the 13-hour SMA at $0.0517, but marginally above the 21-hour and 55-hour SMAs, both around $0.0512. It is also 6.87% below the 144-hour SMA at $0.0550, a more substantial overhead gap that weighs against a broadly bullish reading of the supplied trend measures.
The 1-hour RSI of 63 supports near-term positive momentum, consistent with the 24-hour gain, while the 7-day RSI of 40 signals comparatively weaker momentum over the broader weekly period. These indicators conflict in a way that favors caution: the hourly momentum is encouraging, but it is not matched by the weekly reading or by price being above all the listed averages.
IOTA is currently about 43% of the way from the 24-hour low to the 24-hour high, so it is below the midpoint of today’s range despite its positive percentage change. The reported 24-hour volume is 6,458,658 and volume-to-market-cap is 2.69%; without comparative volume data, these figures do not establish whether participation is increasing or unusually strong.
The current price is far below the stated all-time high of $5.25 from December 2017, but that historical comparison does not by itself provide a near-term trading signal. The primary evidence for Hold is the combination of a substantial 30-day gain and positive hourly RSI against a negative weekly change, weak weekly RSI, and price below the 8-, 13-, and 144-hour averages; neither side clearly dominates.
Updated 18624 minutes ago. AI can make mistakes. Do not use this information to make actual financial or investment decisions.