Crypto markets have been volatile, with Bitcoin trading near a key technical level. Some market participants are watching tokens that trade below $1 ahead of major macro events such as an FOMC decision.
Macroeconomic decisions can influence risk appetite, but altcoin performance is also affected by project-specific news, liquidity conditions, and broader market sentiment.
In that context, traders and analysts have recently discussed Cardano (ADA) amid ETF-related commentary, Conflux (CFX) due to its ties to the Chinese market, and Deep Snitch AI, which says it is developing AI-based tools designed to monitor on-chain activity and identify potential scams and smart-contract risks. The project also reports raising about $160,000 in an early-stage token sale with tiered pricing.
Below is an overview of these three tokens and the factors often cited in relation to a possible move toward the $1 level, noting that prices can move in either direction and there are no guarantees.
DeepSnitch AI: Project describes a suite of automated monitoring tools
DeepSnitch AI says it is building a set of five AI agents intended to help users track on-chain signals and assess new token deployments. As described in the project’s materials, the tools are positioned for users who want automated monitoring rather than manual research.
According to the project, SnitchFeed focuses on wallet activity and social channels, while SnitchScan is presented as a tool to review newly launched tokens and flag potential risks.
The project also describes SnitchGPT as a summary layer for blockchain data, SnitchCast as a news-curation feature, and AuditSnitch as a smart-contract review tool. These features and their effectiveness are not independently verified.
The project’s messaging suggests the suite could be relevant to a broad range of users, including those trying to reduce exposure to scams or misleading information. Adoption and utility, however, depend on delivery of the product and market demand.
DeepSnitch AI’s token sale is described by the team as using incremental pricing. The project reports the token price moved from $0.01571 to $0.01602 and that it has raised about $160,000 to date. These figures come from the project and may change.
The broader “AI token” segment includes several large-cap assets, but comparisons based on market capitalization and maturity can be misleading. Any valuation outcomes for newer projects are highly uncertain.
References to established projects such as TAO, NEAR, and ICP are sometimes used as context for the sector, but they differ materially in age, liquidity, and risk profile. There is no basis to assume similar performance for DeepSnitch AI.
Cardano: ETF-related discussion and recent price performance
ADA has risen in recent weeks, with market data showing a notable move over a two-week period and over the past year, while trading below $1 at the time of writing. Separately, on-chain analytics providers have reported changes in large-holder balances, which some traders interpret as accumulation (though these signals do not predict future price movements).
Some coverage has cited prediction-market odds related to a potential Cardano ETF, including an estimated probability for approval. Such estimates are not the same as regulatory outcomes and can change quickly. Market participants sometimes discuss higher price targets under an approval scenario, but those scenarios are speculative and should not be treated as forecasts.
Even if ADA trades above $1, price behavior can remain volatile, and macro conditions and liquidity can still dominate short-term moves.
Conflux: China-related narrative and technical levels traders watch
CFX has traded below $1 and has recently been discussed in relation to short-term technical levels, with market data showing it near the $0.20 area at the time referenced. Some analysts look at moving averages and prior support zones when forming trading views, but these signals are uncertain and can fail.
Conflux is sometimes described as having a more established footprint in China compared with many other public chains. Publicly discussed items have included partnerships (such as with China Telecom), ecosystem funding announcements involving DWF Labs, and development updates such as Conflux 3.0, as well as market speculation around potential stablecoin activity. Details and implications can vary by source.
The project uses a hybrid PoW/PoS design. As with other networks, adoption, regulation, and market conditions can materially affect outcomes.
The bottom line
With Bitcoin and broader risk markets reacting to macro headlines, smaller tokens can experience sharp moves in both directions. Any discussion of “the next token to reach $1” should be understood as a speculative framing rather than a prediction.
DeepSnitch AI is reported by the project to be priced around $0.01602 in an early-stage token sale with tiered pricing. Those figures are project-reported and do not indicate how the token will trade if it lists on secondary markets.
If demand grows for crypto monitoring and risk-assessment tools, projects in this category could benefit, but product execution, competition, and market conditions are key uncertainties.
For reference, the project’s website is linked here: Deep Snitch AI token sale.
FAQs
Which coin could be the next crypto to hit $1?
No one can reliably identify which token will reach $1 next. Cardano and Conflux have historically traded closer to that level than many smaller tokens, while DeepSnitch AI is an earlier-stage project with limited publicly verifiable market data.
Why do altcoins rise when Bitcoin stalls?
When Bitcoin trades sideways, some traders move into other assets based on relative-value views, sector narratives, or short-term liquidity. This dynamic is inconsistent and can reverse quickly.
Can Cardano break past $1 in 2025?
It is possible, but outcomes depend on market conditions, liquidity, and any future regulatory decisions (including whether an ETF is approved). There is no certainty that ADA will trade above $1 in any given year.
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. This outlet is not affiliated with the project mentioned. The article discusses a project-run token sale; readers should independently verify claims and consider risks before taking any action.
