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Qubetics TICS price prediction: where the token stands and what forecasts say
Price history, technical readings and three published forecasts, compared and checked.
Key points
- TICS traded near $0.0011 on 11 October 2026, according to CoinCodex and BitScreener.
- That is about 99.95% below the July 2025 high of $2.22 and far below the final presale price of $0.337.
- CoinCodex's model expects about $0.0008 at the end of 2026. BeInCrypto's range for 2026 is $0.00105 to $0.065.
- Technical readings are bearish, and the project has paused development. Forecasts for a token this small are rough guesses.
A price prediction is only useful if you can see what it is built on. This page puts the TICS price history, the current technical readings and the published forecasts in one place, with the date and source for each number, so you can judge them yourself.
TICS price today
On 11 October 2026 CoinCodex and BitScreener both showed Qubetics at $0.001082, and BeInCrypto expected the day's trading to stay between $0.00101 and $0.00107. A CoinGecko reading taken around 6 October showed $0.003859, which matches where the other trackers had the token about a week earlier.
The gap between those readings tells its own story. CoinCodex's 5-day average price was $0.00109 while its 10-day average was $0.00284, so most of the fall happened inside a few days. That window covers the 6 October statement in which Qubetics said it had stopped commissioning development of its blockchain and dVPN.
| Measure | Value | Source and date |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $0.001082 | CoinCodex, 11 Oct 2026 |
| All-time high | $2.22 | CoinGecko |
| Total supply | 1,293,774,566 | Qubetics blog, 6 Oct 2026 |
| Value of all tokens at this price | about $1.4M | Our calculation |
| 24-hour volume | $57,084 | CoinGecko, early Oct 2026 |
| 7-day change | about −78% | BitScreener, 11 Oct 2026 |
How the price got here
The presale ran from October 2024 to July 2025 and, according to LBank's research desk, raised $18.4 million from more than 28,000 buyers. The final presale price was $0.337 and the planned listing price was $0.40.
Trading opened on 24 July 2025 at about $0.19, already below what the last presale buyers paid. A week later the airdrop went wrong: a deployment error released 1.11% of each allocation instead of 10%. In the confusion the price spiked to $2.22 and then fell about 97%. The missing tokens were sent later the same day, but the price did not come back. Our airdrop article covers the incident.
By April 2026 TICS was trading between roughly $0.013 and $0.023. It drifted lower through the summer, the chain was retired in September, and October's announcement took it close to a tenth of a cent.
Technical picture
CoinCodex's dashboard on 11 October 2026 read as follows.
| Indicator | Reading | What it suggests |
|---|---|---|
| Overall sentiment | Bearish | 22 indicators bearish, 9 bullish |
| 14-day RSI | 17.61 | Deeply oversold |
| 50-day average | $0.00803 | Price is about 87% below it |
| 200-day average | $0.01947 | Price is about 94% below it |
| 30-day volatility | 42.51% | Rated extremely high |
| Green days | 11 of 30 | More down days than up |
An RSI under 30 often comes before a bounce in liquid markets. It is a weaker signal here, because the fall followed a change in the project itself. A token can stay oversold for a long time when the reason people held it has changed.
What the forecasts say
| Source | End of 2026 | 2027 | 2030 |
|---|---|---|---|
| CoinCodex | $0.00080 | $0.00072 to $0.00287 | $0.00197 |
| BeInCrypto | $0.00105 to $0.0652 | $0.00116 to $0.0717 | not published |
| BitScreener | $1.31 | $3.16 | $3.03 |
All figures were read on 11 October 2026. CoinCodex is the most cautious: it sees a further 25% slide over the next month and says its model does not reach $0.10 at any point before 2050. BeInCrypto's low end sits at today's price, and its average of $0.026 for 2026 looks tied to earlier, higher prices.
BitScreener's numbers need a warning. Its table shows an average of $1.50 for October 2026, a month in which the token is actually trading near $0.001. A model that misses the current month by a factor of more than a thousand should not be relied on for later years.
What could move TICS from here
Reasons the price could fall further
- There is no active development of the original products and no new roadmap.
- The treasury holds about 51.6% of supply. Until the promised lock is in place, that is an overhang.
- Liquidity is concentrated on very few exchanges, and a delisting would hurt.
Reasons it could recover
- Further burns would cut supply. The team burn already removed 5% of it.
- A verified 12-month lock would remove the risk of treasury selling for a year.
- Publishing the code could attract outside developers, although nothing has been promised.
- Very small tokens can jump sharply on little buying. The same thin market cuts both ways.
How to read any TICS forecast
Most prediction pages are generated by formulas that extend past prices and add a market-cycle pattern. They do not read announcements, so they do not know that Qubetics retired its chain or burned tokens. Before trusting one, check three things: whether its "current price" matches a live chart, whether its near-term figure is plausible, and whether the implied market value makes sense. Our 2040 forecast review runs that last test in detail.
Frequently asked questions
Will Qubetics reach $1?
From $0.001082 that would be a rise of about 92,000%. With the current supply it would value all TICS at about $1.29 billion. CoinCodex's model says it will not happen before 2050. Nothing in the project's present plans points to it.
Can TICS get back to its $2.22 high?
That price lasted briefly during a launch-day spike, and it would value the supply at roughly $2.9 billion today. It is not a realistic target under current conditions.
Is TICS a good investment?
We do not give investment advice. The facts are that development is paused, the price has fallen more than 99.9% from its peak, and trading is thin. Anyone considering it should be prepared to lose the full amount.
Why do price trackers show different numbers?
They pull from different exchanges and update at different times. Around the September 2026 move to Ethereum, some may also have lagged in switching to the new token contract. Compare two or three before acting.
Sources
- CoinCodex: Qubetics price prediction
- BitScreener: Qubetics price prediction
- BeInCrypto: Qubetics price prediction
- CoinGecko: Qubetics (TICS) price and market data
- LBank research: Qubetics (TICS), Building a Web3 Aggregator Layer
- MEXC News: Qubetics crypto price collapses 97% amid airdrop turmoil (1 Aug 2025)
- Qubetics blog: An Important Update on the Future of Qubetics and $TICS (6 Oct 2026)
This article is general information, not financial advice. Qbitics is not affiliated with Qubetics. Prices were read on the dates shown and will have changed. See our disclaimer.