How High Will Fetch AI Go?

One of our most successful recent analyses was undoubtedly our call on the Fetch.ai (FET) token. Back in early April, when FET had dropped nearly 80% from its yearly high, we identified a strategic buying setup with an exceptional risk-to-reward ratio of 1:30.

Since then, the token has delivered impressive gains, reaching a realized ratio of 1:13. But the story doesn’t end there. The current price action is now signaling the potential for another entry point.

For those looking to strengthen their crypto portfolio with a high-upside opportunity, FET may once again be setting the stage for a powerful move.

Fetch AI technical analysis

FETUSD - 1 Day Time Frame

The foundation for this second entry lies, once again, in the formation of a key support zone. This time, however, the setup is unfolding a bit differently.

The initial signal appeared as the price swept Stop Loss orders below a significant swing low, capturing Sell-Side Liquidity (SSL). It then managed to close above the most recent resistance zone that had been defining the bearish price delivery, on the daily timeframe.

At that point, we published our analysis. Now, nearly two months later, the price action is offering another compelling opportunity to enter a long position. Whether or not you acted on our first recommendation, this new setup presents a fresh chance—supported by robust risk management rules.

Fetch AI price target

The first and most crucial step in this trade is setting a proper Stop Loss (SL) level. This can be done in two ways, depending on your trading style. If you prefer a more conservative approach, the SL can be placed just below the May low.

For those favoring a more aggressive strategy, the SL can be set just below the most recent internal higher low—offering a tighter placement that increases the potential reward-to-risk ratio while remaining technically sound.

Both options are illustrated on the accompanying chart to guide your decision.

When it comes to profit targets, the outlook remains unchanged. Partial profits can still be taken at the Buy-Side Liquidity (BSL) zones, which act as natural magnet levels in bullish scenarios—making them logical points for taking profits.