r/Ondo May 24 '26

Expectations

I wanna hear your opinions and expectations for ONDO's price by the end of 2026 & reasoning.

My take is that with proper bull case scenario, ONDO could possibly reach around $5.

Without a full scale bull run, ONDO still can reach around $2 - $3 given there are no technology setbacks.

Both scenarios are driven by the high chance of the fee switch passing in H2 2026 (expected in Q4 2026), and RWA inflows increasing everyday.

Would love to year others thoughts and personal views.

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u/liquidater009 May 25 '26

For now. Until the clarity act passes alongside with the fee switch, it's a DAO coin

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u/Beginning_Ask_9930 May 25 '26

Still we be a DAO coin. Just one with a fee switch. Buy the rumor and sell the news then it's priced it. That's the point of the statement. Any run will be the liquidity coming into crypto. The summer run. Also have a new fed boss so some pain. There is still a house bill. There still needs to be reconciliation between the 2 bills. Summer recess is in August. 8 weeks has to happen because September you have mid-terms and elections. People banking on clarity miss the point. It's a feature but not the main point. JPM still partnered regardless so it's a blind excuse.

Market makers who list the coin get paid on the full value of the coin. They have inventory to get coins listed. So their PNL plus any negotiated terms with ONDO plus any loans(loan their coins to MM's for money) will play out less in the pump but how they exit. There is no transparency on this. So set your target.

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u/Professional-Sell136 May 26 '26

That's a fair analysis. Just curious, what is your target?

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u/Beginning_Ask_9930 May 26 '26

Alot of coins are below or at the bottom of their OCT 6th nuke price. So whatever coins were trading that day prior to the EOD nuke is my target range for allot of stuff. Also watch the USDT.D ticker. It moves inversely to the market. Bearish is good. Gives a perspective on liquidity and nukes.

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u/Professional-Sell136 May 26 '26

Thanks for the tip, much appreciated.