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XCN has surged 1,200% over the past month, jumping from $0.018 to $0.03, and in the last 24 hours has even broken above the $0.30 mark. The current question is—can it soar again to $0.1816?
The technicals are interesting. The 4-hour chart shows a symmetrical triangle with clear breakout signals. If it can hold above the resistance, the next target could be the 3-year high of $0.045-$0.050 (last seen on January 26). Analyst Natalie Dormer also spotted a 1-hour inverse head and shoulders plus a bullish flag pattern, indicating this upward move might just be starting.
Supporting factors include the recent launch of XCN Ledger—this is a Layer 3 public chain under the Onyx Protocol, featuring low transaction fees and fast confirmation times, with XCN itself serving as the chain's gas token. Combined with a deflationary burn mechanism, this could theoretically boost long-term value.
But don't get too hyped. Over the past week, it dropped from $0.0365 to $0.021, a 17.3% decline. Current market cap stands at $930 million, with a 24-hour trading volume of $135 million, so volatility remains high.
A conservative prediction sees it hitting $0.1816 in 2025 (a 5x increase), while a more aggressive outlook suggests it could reach $1 by 2030. But such long-term forecasts are subjective—the key still lies in the actual adoption and use cases of the Ledger.