EOS (EOS) price forecast: scenarios up to 2031
This is not a promise of a price. It is a range built from the volatility EOS has actually shown over the last 365 days, plus the facts that move this coin.
CoinGecko data as of Sep 14, 2026, 05:03.
- Price now
- $0.0815
- 30 days
- +30.56%
- 90 days
- −83.44%
- Volatility a year
- 81.92%
EOS price scenarios for 2027–2031
The wider the band, the less certain the year: at high volatility of 81.92% a year the spread grows with the square root of time. Roughly two years out of three the price stays inside the band; the other one it does not.
| Year | Lower bound | Centre | Upper bound | Your rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2027 | $0.0359 | $0.0815 | $0.1849 | — |
| 2028 | $0.0256 | $0.0815 | $0.2597 | — |
| 2029 | $0.0197 | $0.0815 | $0.3369 | — |
| 2030 | $0.0158 | $0.0815 | $0.4196 | — |
| 2031 | $0.0131 | $0.0815 | $0.5091 | — |
The band is the price today multiplied by e to the power of plus or minus the volatility times the square root of the years. The centre equals today's price: the model does not predict direction. The last column is your own assumption, it is calculated in the browser.
The numbers in this block follow your own assumption, not a forecast: the orange line on the chart is your rate, the shaded area is the range from the coin's volatility.
How this forecast is built
We take the daily EOS price for the last 365 days, measure how much it swings from day to day and convert that into annual volatility — 81.92% for EOS. That number sets how wide the band is.
The centre of the band is today's price, and that is deliberate. A future trend cannot be derived from past quotes: if it could, everyone would already have bought. Sites that show one exact number for 2030 are usually multiplying today's price by a fixed percentage — the same one for every coin.
Prices: CoinGecko, updated every 30 minutes. How we calculate the data
What actually moves the EOS price
- The price is 99.64% below the all-time high of $22.71; getting back there takes a 27,759.9% rise.
- The rate partly follows Bitcoin (correlation 0.59): the market sets the direction, the coin's own news set the amplitude.
What can go wrong
The band is not a guarantee. A single event — an exchange failure, a regulatory decision, a large holder selling — can take the price outside it in a day. Volatility itself changes too: it was 81.92% over the last 365 days and can be twice that. This page is information, not investment advice.
