THETA price prediction: Third-party outlook
THETA/USD last traded at $0.479 at 3:13pm UTC on 30 October 2025, near the lower end of its intraday range ($0.479–$0.538) and in line with the session low from Capital.com’s quoted feed. The price showed limited momentum, holding near the day’s bottom and failing to test upper resistance.
THETA’s recent price movements align with subdued cryptocurrency market activity amid ongoing light trading volumes and constrained liquidity conditions (CoinCodex, 30 October 2025).
THETA price prediction 2025-2030: Analyst price target view
CoinCodex (technical model)
CoinCodex’s late-October 2025 forecast places THETA/USD’s average at $0.5338, with short-term downside risk as technical sentiment stays bearish and the Fear & Greed Index remains neutral. The model points to a potential retreat shaped by market risk conditions (CoinCodex, 29 October 2025).
Changelly (consensus survey)
Changelly analysts project THETA between $0.5240 and $0.8366 in October 2025, citing liquidity constraints, resistance levels, and limited demand (Changelly, 28 October 2025).
CoinLore (technical model)
CoinLore forecasts that THETA may reach $0.5483 by 30 October 2025, before dipping to around $0.5016 in early November, based on rolling price models and short-term momentum data (CoinLore, 28 October 2025).
Cryptopolitan (market aggregate)
Cryptopolitan projects a 2025 year-end high of $0.6104, with an estimated range between $0.54 and $0.61 over the coming years. These figures reflect general market uncertainty (Cryptopolitan, 7 September 2025).
AMB Crypto (trend analysis)
AMB Crypto’s mid-September outlook sees an October high of $0.61 and an average near $0.57, with indicators showing continued downside pressure and weak short-term momentum (AMB Crypto, 17 September 2025).
Analyst forecasts are often inaccurate. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
THETA/USD price: Technical overview
THETA/USD last traded at $0.479 (3:13pm UTC, 30 October 2025), testing session lows and remaining below its 20-, 50-, 100-, and 200-day moving averages (DMAs) at approximately $0.55 / $0.67 / $0.74 / $0.76. With all averages trending above the last price, downside pressure persists. The 200-day EMA, at $0.83, remains well above current levels.
There is no bullish '20-over-50' alignment, and momentum remains weak. The RSI (14) sits at 32, signalling lower-neutral traction, while the ADX (14) at 39 indicates a firm trend. Initial resistance stands near R1 at $0.78, followed by R2 at $0.95. Support lies around the pivot at $0.75, with the 200-day SMA at $0.76 and S1 at $0.56 below (TradingView, 30 October 2025).
This technical analysis is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any instrument.
THETA price history
Over the past two years, THETA has mirrored the volatility of the broader crypto market. From late 2023, it traded mostly sideways, closing at $0.70 on 31 October 2023. Momentum returned briefly in early 2024, with the price rising above $1.20 in February and peaking near $3.13 in June, before reversing sharply below $2 by August and entering a prolonged downtrend.
After a weak finish to 2024, THETA averaged around $1.10 in early 2025 but struggled to regain earlier highs. By October 2025, it closed at $0.48 – down over 50% year to date and nearly 32% lower than a year ago. Overall, THETA’s two-year trajectory shows brief rallies met by consistent selling, ending the period under sustained pressure as of 30 October 2025.
Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
FAQ
How many THETA coins are there?
THETA has a maximum fixed supply of 1 billion coins (CoinMarketCap, 30 October 2025). No additional tokens can be created beyond this cap, supporting scarcity within the network’s design.
Could THETA’s price go up or down?
Like all cryptocurrencies, THETA’s price is volatile and may rise or fall depending on market sentiment, liquidity, and broader macroeconomic conditions. Factors such as network activity, project developments, and overall risk appetite also influence its value. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
Should I invest in THETA?
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