FET Rallies 40%, Breaking Nine-Month Lull With New Bullish Momentum

Fetch.AI’s FET token has posted 40% weekly gains, breaking out of its nine-month consolidation phase; a bullish momentum similar to its 2023 rally. Fetch.AI’s upcoming deflationary “Earn-and-Burn” initiative is also contributing to the positive sentiment, which has added further confidence to its long-term prospects.

After consolidating within a tight range for months, FET broke out mirroring the 2023 price action, where it rallied for six months after a similar technical breakout.

The ongoing rally now hinges on whether bulls can flip $1.77—previously a resistance point in March 2024—into solid support.

“Earn-and-Burn” Fuels the Rally

Adding fuel to the bullish sentiment, Fetch.AI recently announced its “Earn-and-Burn” mechanism, a deflationary strategy to reduce the token supply by burning a portion of the fees generated through Artificial Superintelligence (ASI) services.

Set to begin in December, the program will reduce FET’s total supply, which should theoretically increase the token’s value.

FET’s Strategic Collaboration

The Alliance plans to reduce the total FET supply from 2.8 billion to 2.7 billion, starting with an initial burn of up to 100 million tokens. This initiative aligns with the launch of “ASI Train,” a new platform designed to encourage developers to build specialized AI models.

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To sustain this momentum, community engagement will play a key factor. Towards that, an upcoming collaboration between the layer-1 blockchain Injective (INJ) and the blockchain artificial intelligence (AI) protocol Fetch.AI (FET) has sent bullish signals across community members and investors. This upgrade will improve interoperability between the two platforms, simplifying asset transfers between the networks and strengthening overall ecosystem integration.

While the recent price action has captured significant attention, the long-term success of FET will likely depend on the performance of these new initiatives within the ASI ecosystem.