1inch (1INCH) Price Prediction for 2022

Short-Term 1inch Price Prediction

Over the last 7 days, the price of 1inch has changed by an unknown amount. .

Today's trading volume is the same as yesterday.

Please keep in mind that these price predictions should not be taken as trading or investment advice. Investments and trading in cryptoassets involve substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor.

1inch's Price History Used in Our Forecasts

Nomics tracks market volume for each asset across a number of exchanges, with data from unknown exchanges being used to generate our current 1INCH price. We then apply calculations explained above to help with the predictions used on this page.

The 1inch price today is $0.878721

The highest recorded 1inch price was $7.5045 on 5/8/2021.

What is 1inch? A Brief Introduction

1INCH token is a utility token issued by a leading DEX aggregator and decentralized exchange with the same name created on the Ethereum blockchain. The project based in Stuttgart, Germany, was founded on May 20, 2019. Connecting a big number of centralized and decentralized platforms for minimizing slippage, the company released the Automated Market Maker Mooniswap. The token was released in 2019 at the ETHGlobal hackathon by the cofounder of the company Sergey Kunz who previously worked at Porsche as a software engineer.

1inch Price Prediction for 2025

Predicting the price of cryptoassets so far into the future is an almost impossible task. This applies to 1inch and any other cryptocurrency we have predictions for.

While many people are curious about our data here, right now we don't have any predictions for 2025, though we are considering updating our predictions algorithm to make forecasts that are further out. We would love your feedback, so if such a prediction is something you would like—even just for entertainment purposes—please let us know via Twitter or email.

For now we are sticking to short-term predictions in order to increase the accuracy of where we see an asset price heading.

The further out a date, the more likely it is that our prediction is inaccurate. While it would be fun to look at price predictions for 2030 or even 2050, we think that would be taking things a little bit too far.