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Celer Network price prediction: Will CELR rise?

Celer Network (CELR) is trading near $0.00526 against the US dollar at 11:19am UTC on 31 October 2025, hovering close to the intraday low of $0.00512 and below the session high of $0.00586.
By Dan Mitchell
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The narrow range shows limited intraday movement. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.

As of 31 October 2025, CELR price action reflects broader consolidation across smaller-cap digital assets (Blockchain Reporter, 31 October 2025), while major benchmark cryptocurrencies remain steady with lower volatility and muted trading volumes (Bitcoin Magazine, 28 October 2025).

Celer Network price prediction 2025-2030: Analyst price target view

BeInCrypto (market consensus summary)

BeInCrypto’s analyst round-up signals a target range of $0.0058–$0.0071 for CELR through the end of October, citing low volatility and investor focus on Layer-2 scaling in DeFi. The report highlights continued uncertainty and narrow dispersion across analyst targets (BeInCrypto, 31 October 2025).

CoinMarketCap (algorithmic projection)

CoinMarketCap’s AI-driven model (27 October 2025) places CELR within a forecast band of $0.00575–$0.00587, noting technical resistance and support lines evident in late October. The model incorporates momentum data from major exchanges and recent wallet flows (CoinMarketCap, 31 October 2025).

Binance Square (consensus analyst view)

A consensus update published 27 October 2025 on Binance Square aggregates short-term expectations for CELR between $0.0058 and $0.0062 into early November. The view reflects systematic model inputs and reported cross-exchange volumes, with no clear directional bias amid ongoing cross-chain liquidity developments (Binance Square, 27 October 2025).

PricePredictions.com (technical analysis)

Price Prediction projects a 2025 technical high of $0.0097 and a mean annual price of $0.0081, using indicator-based models covering trend lines and oscillators as of 23 October 2025. The forecast notes a data-driven approach, with outcomes highly sensitive to market volatility (Price Prediction, 23 October 2025).

Forecasts are subject to material risks and uncertainties. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Trading cryptocurrency CFDs carries a high risk of capital loss.

CELR price: Technical overview

As of 11:19am UTC on 31 October 2025, Celer Network (CELR/USD) trades at $0.00526, sitting below its 20-, 50-, 100-, and 200-day SMAs (approximately $0.00570 / $0.00679 / $0.00735 / $0.00811). The lack of a 20-over-50 crossover and the alignment of downward-trending averages indicate a weak technical backdrop, supported by an RSI (14) of 37.9 and ADX (14) of 14.5, both signalling low momentum.

Initial support is at the Classic Pivot (P) near $0.00745, while a break below the 200-day SMA at $0.00811 could open the way to lower Q3 levels. On the upside, resistance sits at the Classic R1 of $0.00831, followed by R2 at $0.00946 if momentum builds (TradingView).

This technical overview is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any instrument.

Celer Network coin price history

Over the past two years, Celer Network coin has shown considerable volatility. Starting November 2023 near $0.014, CELR moved between $0.013 and $0.016 through early 2024 amid shifting liquidity conditions and protocol upgrades. A brief rally above $0.016 in January 2024 was followed by profit-taking, with prices retreating towards $0.013 by March.

In mid-2024, CELR spiked to $0.035 in April on increased adoption discussions but lost momentum, falling below $0.023 by June. Through late 2024 and into 2025, steep swings persisted, and the token failed to recover its earlier highs.

By 30 October 2025, CELR closed at $0.00532, over 70% lower year-on-year, consistent with broader declines across smaller-cap digital assets following a period of reduced risk appetite and constrained project funding.

Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.

FAQ

How many Celer Network coins are there?

Celer Network (CELR) has a total supply capped at 10 billion tokens, and a 7.8 billion circulating supply (CoinMarketCap, 31 October 2025). The circulating supply may differ across exchanges due to token release schedules and staking activity.

Could Celer Network’s price go up or down?

Yes. CELR’s price can fluctuate with market demand, liquidity, and wider cryptocurrency trends. Factors such as Layer-2 adoption, macroeconomic data, and investor sentiment may also affect price movement. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.

Should I invest in Celer Network?

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