Fartcoin Price Nears $1 After 200% Monthly Surge — Is It Realistic?
Key Takeaways:
- Fartcoin price has surged over 216% in the past 30 days, becoming the most traded token on decentralized exchanges.
- Despite not being listed on major centralized platforms, Fartcoin has attracted significant trading interest and “smart money” activity.
- Technical indicators like RSI show short-term strength, but market watchers remain cautious due to meme coin volatility.
- The token is still far below its all-time high of $2.48, and while some traders target $1, others expect pullbacks before any further rally.
While most of the crypto market — and the world — has been dragging along the bottom, weighed down by Donald Trump’s tariff plans, some meme coins have been defying gravity. Fartcoin (FARTCOIN) has soared more than 200% over the past 30 days. According to CoinGecko, the token jumped nearly 216% in that period. It started March trading at around $0.25, climbed steadily, and reached $0.62 by March 24.
As of April 10, the price pushed past $0.75, sparking fresh optimism among traders. Could $1 be next? Hard to say — especially in such a shaky market and with meme coins being as unpredictable as ever.
Fartcoin’s most recent all-time high (ATH) came back on Jan. 19, when it briefly hit $2.48. That’s roughly 70% above its current price. Still, activity around the token has clearly picked up. Data from GeckoTerminal shows that over the past seven days, Fartcoin’s trading volume on decentralized exchanges (DEXs) surged to $118 million, making it the most traded asset on DEXs during that stretch.
And it’s not just retail traders getting involved. According to Stalkchain data from March 27, Fartcoin has become the most popular meme coin among wallets flagged as “smart money,” with around $80,000 in daily activity.
Is $1 a Realistic Target for Fartcoin Price?
According to CoinGlass, Fartcoin price is currently showing strength on the weekly Relative Strength Index (RSI), standing out as one of the more resilient assets in the past seven days.
Some traders are starting to draw comparisons. A user known as Unipcs posted on X that Fartcoin’s price movement reminded them of Pepe (PEPE) in 2024 — one of the year’s top-performing meme coins. They noted that despite not being listed on major centralized exchanges, Fartcoin is still pulling in significant trading volume.
Another trader described Fartcoin price as entering an “upward phase,” with the recent 40% daily growth on April 9–10 possibly backing that up.
Meanwhile, a third trader believes the coin is still “in the green zone.” They speculate that its market cap could grow to $1.3 billion — up from $723 million as of April 10. Still, they warned that dips are likely before any sustained rally.
Some community members are even more bullish, calling for a long-term target of $10. But as always with meme coins, caution is warranted. Their price action is notoriously volatile and often disconnected from fundamentals. Just recently, traders were asking whether the “meme coin mania” was over. A Cryptonews investigation also showed that more than half of Trump-themed meme coins have lost 90% or more from their all-time highs.
Unlike most assets, Fartcoin hasn’t surged on the back of any major news. The token was launched in October 2024 during the AI hype cycle, and it’s often labeled as part of the “AI meme coin” trend. For now, Fartcoin is not only one of the few meme coins showing signs of life after a brutal crypto winter. It’s also one of the rare Solana-based tokens launched via Pump.fun to bounce back after the chaos surrounding Libra token (LIBRA) and other recent scams.