Stacks Price Prediction: Can STX Reach $0.50 or Fall to $0.32 This Week?

Stacks price prediction for this week stays bullish above $0.3714, the level STX needs to hold inside its rising channel after a sharp bond-driven rally.

Stacks Price Analysis (Source: TradingView)

STX trades near $0.43, up 4.75% today, inside a rising channel that has carried price from a June low near $0.13 to today’s high of $0.4491. The channel’s midline sits close to $0.40, and today’s low of $0.4033 tested that area before the bounce, so a daily close back below it would be the first sign of strain.

The 20-day EMA at $0.3714 marks the next support below the channel, with the 50-day at $0.3157 further down. RSI sits at 73.48, in overbought territory, and the chart shows a bearish divergence forming since September, where price has kept making higher highs while RSI has traced a flatter, lower pattern across the same stretch. That kind of divergence doesn’t guarantee a reversal, but it does flag fading momentum behind the latest leg higher.

Stacks’ second Bitcoin staking bond filled its entire capacity at approximately 500 BTC, with more than 6.7 million STX bonded alongside it, Stacks said on X. The product pays 3% yield on BTC, settled in BTC, and most participation came through Stacking DAO’s liquid staking product, where Stacking DAO alone brought in 483 BTC, and through Xverse’s pool.

Every bonded BTC position requires a paired STX position as staking capacity, roughly 5% of the BTC committed, based on terms from the program’s first bond, which directly ties Bitcoin staking demand to STX being locked up. These are temporary locks rather than token burns.

A third bond is expected to open around November 10, with direct participation requiring a 50 BTC minimum and open pooled routes available through Stacking DAO, Xverse and Esbee DAO.

STX volume is up roughly 314% to $98.39 million, according to CoinMarketCap data from October 13. 

The platform’s own commentary linked the move to anticipation of the third bond, though that’s one interpretation of the rally rather than confirmed cause.

The Stacks Endowment’s Q3 report, published October 5, showed about $15.3 million in liquid treasury assets and 58.6 million STX held as of September 15. 

The treasury spent roughly $4.5 million in fiat plus 8.4 million STX (about $1.75 million) during the quarter, and said lower STX prices earlier in the year meant more tokens were needed to cover costs than planned. The Endowment said it is tapering spending following the price recovery and does not sell STX on the open market.

Stacks founder Muneeb Ali became CEO of Stacks Labs on September 30, with interim CEO Alex Miller moving into an advisory role. 

The announcement framed the change around expanding Bitcoin staking adoption, institutional relationships, and distribution, including engagement in Korea, the Middle East and Hong Kong.

STX holds the channel’s midline near $0.40 and the 20-day EMA at $0.3714, then closes a day above today’s $0.4491 high. That would keep price inside the upper half of its rising channel, with continued bond demand ahead of the November 10 Bond 3 opening adding support.

STX loses the channel midline near $0.40 and the 20-day EMA at $0.3714, confirming the bearish RSI divergence already visible on the chart. A close below that zone would put the 50-day EMA at $0.3157 in play, and a further drop would test the channel’s lower boundary.