VeChain (VET) Drops 73% Since December High, Struggles in 2024

VeChain (VET) Price Drops 73% From December Peak Amid Market Uncertainty—Analysts Predict Modest Recovery by August

  • VeChain (VET) peaked at $0.0777 in December 2024 and has since dropped over 73%.
  • The token is currently down 2.2% over the last day and nearly 23% since June 2024.
  • Market analysts predict VET may reach $0.0278 by August 31, representing a 33.6% rise from its current price.
  • Recent declines are tied to global economic uncertainty, rising geopolitical tensions, and steady U.S. interest rates.
  • Future gains for VET may depend on Federal Reserve interest rate cuts and broader crypto market stability.

VeChain (VET) saw its value reach a high of $0.0777 on December 4, 2024. Since then, its price has dropped by 73%. The token has struggled to recover momentum and continues trending downward this year.

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Currently, VET is down 2.2% over the last day and nearly 5% for the week. Over the last month, it has decreased by 13.8%, and it has lost almost 23% in value since June 2024, according to data from CoinGecko.

The December rally for VET was driven by a broader market surge, with Bitcoin leading gains. Market excitement also rose after Donald Trump won the U.S. presidential election, and his pro-crypto stance contributed to VET’s temporary peak. However, uncertainty in the cryptocurrency sector has increased in recent months.

Analysts from CoinCodex currently do not expect major price jumps for VET in the near term. They predict the token could see an increase to $0.0278 by August 31, about a 33.6% rise from its current levels.

Market risk has increased due to trade wars and conflicts between nations, leading many investors to avoid riskier assets like cryptocurrencies. The U.S. Federal Reserve’s choice to keep interest rates steady is also cited as a factor in VET’s recent declines.

Some experts believe that a potential reduction in U.S. interest rates by the Federal Reserve could encourage investment in VET. Tensions such as the Israel-Iran conflict have also affected investor confidence. After a ceasefire, markets stabilized slightly and cryptocurrencies showed a modest recovery, but trading remains cautious.

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