1INCH (1INCH) price forecast for today, week, month and 2026
1INCH (1INCH) exchange-rate forecast is based on candle history, trend and calculated ranges. It is not a trading signal, but a level reference across time horizons.
What to expect next
In the short-term scenario, 1INCH is inside the estimated range 0.097425 — 0.099848$. The base scenario implies a mild move of about -0.39%. Potential to the upper boundary is about 0.8%, distance to the lower boundary is about 1.6%. Price is closer to the upper part of the next 24 hours range. Growth may continue on a breakout, but profit-taking risk is higher. Watch for an actual range breakout and the volume reaction.
The weekly scenario range for 1INCH is 0.091699 — 0.104558$. The base scenario implies a move of about -2.58%. Potential to the upper boundary is about 5.6%, distance to the lower boundary is about 7.4%. Price is closer to the middle of the week range, so neither side has a clear advantage yet. Calculation quality: there is enough history, so the range looks more stable.
The monthly estimated range for 1INCH is 0.08797 — 0.115546$. The base scenario implies a mild move of about -0.46%. Potential to the upper boundary is about 16.7%, distance to the lower boundary is about 11.2%. Price is closer to the middle of the month range, so neither side has a clear advantage yet. The longer the horizon, the stronger the impact of news, liquidity and the broader market regime.
The main risk for 1INCH is leaving the estimated range 0.08797 — 0.115546$ without volume confirmation. Potential to the upper boundary is about 16.7%, distance to the lower boundary is about 11.2%. Price is near the middle of the range, so the main risk is a false breakout in either direction. Use this forecast as a scenario reference, not as a standalone trading signal.
The yearly scenario range for 1INCH is currently estimated as 0.029156 — 0.514607$. The base scenario implies a move of about +55.89%. Potential to the upper boundary is about 419.5%, distance to the lower boundary is about 70.6%. The upper boundary of the yearly range includes historical extremes and strong cycle moves, so it is not a base target, but an optimistic scenario if demand and liquidity return.