IOTA (MIOTA) price prediction: how far it could move
Not a target. These are the ranges IOTA's own price history makes plausible, recomputed every day from the last year of daily closes.
Updated · price $0.0310
Based on its realised volatility over the past year (73% a year), IOTA has a 90% range of $0.0220 to $0.0437 over the next 30 days and $0.0202 to $0.0476 by 31 December 2026, if it keeps moving the way it has. These are statistical ranges around today's price of $0.0310, not forecasts.
Last 180 days and the next 12 months · shaded: 68% and 90% ranges
31 December 2026 · 47 days away
IOTA price prediction 2026
By 31 December 2026 (47 days from now), IOTA's own volatility puts the price between $0.0239 and $0.0403 about two times in three, and between $0.0202 and $0.0476 about nine times in ten, around today's $0.0310. Under the same assumptions the chance of it doubling by then is under 1%, and the chance of being above its all-time high of $5.69 is under 1%.
At the top of the 90% range, IOTA would be worth $193M in total; at the bottom, $81.70M.
31 December 2027 · 412 days away
IOTA price prediction 2027
By 31 December 2027 (412 days from now), IOTA's own volatility puts the price between $0.0143 and $0.0671 about two times in three, and between $0.008711 and $0.1105 about nine times in ten, around today's $0.0310. Under the same assumptions the chance of it doubling by then is 18%, and the chance of being above its all-time high of $5.69 is under 1%.
At the top of the 90% range, IOTA would be worth $447M in total; at the bottom, $35.23M.
31 December 2030 · 1,508 days away
IOTA price prediction 2030
Stretched to 31 December 2030 — 1,508 days away — the same arithmetic gives a 68% range of $0.007082 to $0.1359 and a 90% range of $0.002731 to $0.3524. A band that wide is the honest answer: nobody can tell you where IOTA will be in 2030, and the figures published as "2030 predictions" elsewhere are opinions, not measurements.
At the top of the 90% range, IOTA would be worth $1.42B in total; at the bottom, $11.05M.
The bars share one log scale from $0.002731 to $0.3524: the darker band is the 68% range, the lighter one the 90% range, the line today's price.
Can IOTA reach $1?
A price is only half the question. Multiply it by the 4.04B MIOTA in circulation and you get the market value the price implies — which is the real test of whether it is plausible.
| Price | × today | Implied market value | vs Bitcoin today | Model chance by end 2027 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $0.0500 | 1.6× | $202M | 0.00× | 27% |
| $0.1000 | 3.2× | $404M | 0.00× | 6.5% |
| $0.2000 | 6.4× | $809M | 0.00× | 0.8% |
| $0.5000 | 16× | $2.02B | 0.00× | under 1% |
| $1 | 32× | $4.04B | 0.00× | under 1% |
| $5.69 (all-time high) | 183× | $23.01B | 0.02× | under 1% |
Implied value assumes today's circulating supply; new tokens entering circulation would raise it further. The model chance is the share of outcomes above that price on 31 December 2027 under the volatility assumptions above — a measure of how far the price has to travel, not a forecast.
Ranges by horizon
| Horizon | Likely (68%) | Wide (90%) |
|---|---|---|
| 7 days | $0.0281 – $0.0343 | $0.0263 – $0.0366 |
| 30 days | $0.0252 – $0.0382 | $0.0220 – $0.0437 |
| 90 days | $0.0216 – $0.0445 | $0.0171 – $0.0562 |
| 6 months | $0.0186 – $0.0518 | $0.0133 – $0.0722 |
| 1 year | $0.0150 – $0.0642 | $0.009386 – $0.1025 |
| 31 Dec 2026 | $0.0239 – $0.0403 | $0.0202 – $0.0476 |
| 31 Dec 2027 | $0.0143 – $0.0671 | $0.008711 – $0.1105 |
"Likely" means about two times in three, "wide" about nine times in ten — if the next year is as volatile as the last. Crypto regularly breaks that assumption in both directions.
What the last year actually did
- Annualised volatility
- 72.7%
- Typical daily move (1σ)
- 3.80%
- Change over the year
- down 72.82%
- Deepest fall from a peak
- down 75.3%
- Best 30-day stretch
- up 51.3%
- Worst 30-day stretch
- down 45.7%
- 30-day windows moving ±20%+
- 40%
How these ranges are calculated
We take IOTA's daily closing prices for the past year, compute the day-to-day change in log terms, and measure their standard deviation — the coin's realised volatility. Price changes in crypto compound, so the range for a horizon of T days is today's price multiplied and divided by e raised to z × σ × √T, where z is 1 for the 68% range and 1.645 for the 90% range. No trend is assumed: the middle of every range is today's price.
That makes the ranges honest about uncertainty and silent about direction, which is the point. They will be wrong when volatility changes — after a halving, an ETF decision, an exchange failure or a regulatory ruling — and they say nothing about whether IOTA is a good investment. Multi-year "targets" for 2030 published elsewhere are opinions; the arithmetic above stretched to five years produces a range so wide it means nothing, which is why we stop at the end of next year.
About IOTA
What IOTA is
IOTA is a distributed-ledger technology designed for transferring value and recording data between machines and applications. Instead of arranging transactions in a conventional chain of blocks, its protocol uses a structure called a Directed Acyclic Graph, commonly known as the Tangle. Transactions can reference earlier transactions, allowing the network to process activity in parallel.
IOTA is intended to address the cost and scalability limitations associated with many blockchain-based payment systems. Its design aims to support fast, low-cost machine-to-machine payments and data-integrity services. The network is open-source, and its protocol documentation is available at iota.org. IOTA is not a conventional digital currency issued by a bank, and its network operates through distributed computer participation rather than a central payment intermediary.
What MIOTA is used for
MIOTA is the native token associated with the IOTA network. It can represent value, be transferred between users, and be used in applications built around the protocol. Its role differs from tokens that must be paid for every transaction: IOTA is designed to permit fee-free transfers, so holding MIOTA is not required simply to make a basic payment.
Ordinary MIOTA holders do not receive staking rewards through locking their tokens, and ownership of the token does not provide voting rights over protocol changes. Governance is not conducted through token-holder votes. MIOTA should therefore be understood as the transferable asset connected with network activity, rather than as a claim on assets, a fixed redemption right, or an interest-bearing deposit.
Supply
As of November 2026, IOTA has a circulating supply of 4,044,197,813 MIOTA and a total supply of 4,600,000,000 MIOTA. Its maximum supply is also 4,600,000,000 MIOTA, meaning the total supply is capped and cannot rise above that level under the stated supply design. Approximately 87.9 percent of the maximum has been issued.
A maximum supply places a ceiling on the number of tokens that can exist. It can help readers assess dilution without confusing circulating supply with the number currently available for use. Circulating supply is lower because not every issued token is necessarily held in active circulation. A capped supply does not by itself determine demand, liquidity or price, and it does not create a promise of future value.
How IOTA has traded
IOTA first traded in June 2017 at a price of $0.6039. It reached an all-time high of $5.69 on 19 December 2017. These milestones describe the early trading history of the asset: its initial market price and the highest recorded price within the available history.
Trading in MIOTA has been associated with substantial market sensitivity because cryptocurrency prices can move sharply as demand, liquidity and investor sentiment change. Past prices do not establish the boundaries of future trading, and historical highs or first-trading levels should not be treated as automatic reference points for buying or selling.
Risks to understand
- Technology risk: changes to the protocol, applications built on it, or its distributed operation could affect security, usability and adoption.
- Market risk: MIOTA can experience large price movements, poor liquidity and abrupt changes in trading interest.
- Concentration risk: control or active participation may become concentrated among a relatively small group, creating coordination and resilience concerns.
- Regulatory risk: legal treatment of tokens, payments and digital-ledger activity can differ across jurisdictions and may change over time.
- Operational risk: software defects, network disruption, wallet errors and compromised accounts can lead to loss or delayed access.
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Not financial advice. Figures are for information and can be delayed or wrong; crypto assets are volatile and you can lose everything you put in. See our methodology and disclaimer.