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Akedo (AKE) Rebounds About 150% From November Low as Points Redemption Returns

By MABOnChain Desk · Published · Updated · 5 min read

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Published November 7, 2026, 10:15 AM PKT. Based on CoinGecko markets data captured at 04:52 UTC on November 7, 2026 (primary source), KuCoin Flash reporting published November 6, 2026 (secondary reporting), and MABOnChain reporting from November 2, 2026.

Akedo (AKE) has rebounded about 150% from its November low, climbing from about $0.00189 on November 5 to about $0.0048 on November 7, 2026, after the project restored points redemption and expanded its AI creation platform. CoinGecko markets data captured at 04:52 UTC on November 7 put Akedo (AKE) at $0.0047735, up 9.00% in 24 hours, with a market value of about $108.5 million, rank 253, and about $155.2 million of 24-hour trading volume. The move puts Akedo (AKE) back on CoinGecko's trending list, five days after MABOnChain reported the token falling 32% in a day to about $0.0065 on November 2.

The rebound in numbers: about 150% off the November low

The size of the bounce depends on where the window starts, and the figures from different snapshots do not line up exactly. KuCoin Flash reported on November 6 that Akedo (AKE) traded at $0.0051109, up 103.85% in its 24-hour window, with a high of $0.0054384 and a low of $0.0018902, about 170% above that low at the time of its snapshot. CoinGecko's markets snapshot on November 7 put the 24-hour range at $0.00306005 to $0.00612601, with the token up 9.00% in 24 hours because the window had rolled past the low. Measured from the November 5 low of about $0.00189 to the November 7 price of about $0.0048, the rebound is about 150%. The token's 24-hour trading volume of about $155.2 million is larger than its market value, a sign of heavy short-term rotation rather than steady accumulation.

Points redemption returns after the upgrade

The rebound has a project-side trigger this time. KuCoin Flash reported on November 6 that AKEDO announced points redemption had returned following a system upgrade, letting users redeem points accumulated during the interruption. The same report said AKEDO upgraded its AI creation platform with conversation history, AI chat, game-making and image-generation tools, while video generation is included in the planned product expansion. The project is moving beyond its original AI game-creation focus toward a broader multi-agent content platform, according to the report. Akedo (AKE) is used for agent minting and upgrades, AI-generated content, staking and participation in platform fees, the report said. Akedo itself is a multi-agent AI framework for building games from natural-language prompts on BNB Chain, according to CoinGecko's project description. The November 2 slide, by contrast, had no project announcement behind it: MABOnChain reported at the time that nothing in the reviewed reporting tied that drop to a new Akedo announcement, product change, listing or unlock.

Still down 57% in a week, 81% in a month

The rebound has not repaired the damage of the past month. CoinGecko put Akedo (AKE) down 57.16% over 7 days and 81.40% over 30 days at the November 7 snapshot, and 96.75% below its all-time high of $0.146656, set on September 20, 2026. The token's all-time low is about $0.000174, set on July 10, 2026. SunCrypto reported on November 5, when Akedo (AKE) traded at about $0.00247, that the token had fallen 92% in 10 days, with its futures funding rate at negative 0.87%, a sign sellers dominated the futures market, and that it had slipped below support at about $0.0039, with the next support near $0.00150. InteractiveCrypto reported on November 3 that Akedo (AKE) had crashed 36% that day, with a 14-day relative strength index of 29.41, indicating oversold conditions, and linked the slide to a broad sell-off after the October 30 Binance security breach and to recurring unlock pressure. The rebound has now carried the price back above the $0.0039 level SunCrypto flagged as broken support, but it remains far below the $0.035 level where MABOnChain reported a 59% surge on October 23.

The November 21 unlock still looms

The supply overhang behind the autumn slide has not gone away. About 22.8 billion Akedo (AKE) tokens are circulating out of a 100 billion maximum supply, according to CoinGecko, and the fully diluted valuation of about $476.1 million is about 4.4 times the current market value. TokenRadar data as of November 7 shows 49.76 billion of the 100 billion tokens released, with the remaining 50.24 billion worth about $197.5 million at current prices, and 24.87 billion tokens scheduled for release over the next 12 months. CoinMarketCap's AI briefing notes that roughly 2.1 billion Akedo (AKE) tokens unlock around the 21st of each month, with the next event due on November 21, 2026, and that the October 21 unlock of about $63 million worth of tokens ranked among the largest unlocks across crypto that week. The October 21 unlock was followed by a 59% surge rather than a sell-off, according to MABOnChain's October 23 report, so the November 21 release is a date to watch rather than a certain direction.

What happens next

The test for the rebound is whether Akedo (AKE) holds above the recovered $0.0039 support and whether the restored points redemption and expanded creation tools bring lasting activity rather than a one-day bounce. The next dated event is the November 21 unlock of about 2.1 billion tokens, and the token's 24-hour volume running above its market value shows the move is being driven by fast-moving traders. Bitcoin ($BTC) traded near $75,813 in the same CoinGecko trending snapshot, up 0.2% in 24 hours, a flat backdrop that leaves the Akedo (AKE) move as a token-specific rebound rather than part of a broad market rally.

Sources

  • CoinGecko, Akedo (AKE) price, market cap and trading volume (primary source: markets data captured at 04:52 UTC on November 7, 2026, $0.0047735, up 9.00% in 24 hours, $108.5 million market value, rank 253, $155.2 million 24-hour volume, 24-hour range $0.00306005 to $0.00612601, down 57.16% over 7 days, down 81.40% over 30 days, all-time high $0.146656 on September 20, 2026, all-time low $0.00017407 on July 10, 2026, circulating supply 22.80 billion of a 100 billion maximum, fully diluted valuation $476.1 million; trending snapshot $0.004825, up 22.9% in 24 hours; project description, multi-agent AI framework for building games from natural-language prompts on BNB Chain)
  • KuCoin Flash, AKE Surges 103.85% to 0.0051109 USDT as Points Redemption Returns and AKEDO Expands Its AI Creation Platform, November 6, 2026 (secondary reporting: $0.0051109, up 103.85% over the past 24 hours, high $0.0054384, low $0.0018902, about 170% above the 24-hour low, points redemption returned after a system upgrade, platform upgraded with conversation history, AI chat, game-making and image-generation tools, video generation planned, AKE used for agent minting and upgrades, AI-generated content, staking and platform fees)
  • SunCrypto, Akedo Price Crashes 92% in 10 Days: What Is Next for AKE?, November 5, 2026 (secondary reporting: $0.00247, down 92% in 10 days, funding rate negative 0.87%, support at $0.0039 broken, next support near $0.00150)
  • InteractiveCrypto, Akedo (AKE) Crashes 36% as Binance Breach Fuels Token Unlock Sell-Off, November 3, 2026 (secondary reporting: 36% daily fall, 14-day relative strength index 29.41, oversold conditions, broad sell-off linked to the October 30 Binance security breach and recurring unlock pressure)
  • TokenRadar, Akedo (AKE) Token Unlock and Vesting Schedule (secondary data: 49.76 billion of 100 billion tokens released as of November 7, 2026, remaining 50.24 billion worth about $197.5 million, 24.87 billion releasing over the next 12 months, fully unlocked in August 2029)
  • CoinMarketCap AI, Latest AKEDO News, Future Outlook, Trends and Market Insights (secondary reporting: monthly unlocks of about 2.1 billion tokens around the 21st of each month, next unlock November 21, 2026, October 21 unlock of about $63 million among the largest that week, fully diluted valuation about 4.4 times market value)
  • MABOnChain, Akedo (AKE) Drops 32% as Trending Sell-Off Extends Slide From September Peak, November 2, 2026 (own reporting: $0.0065, down 32.22% in 24 hours, no confirmed catalyst, October 23 surge of 59% to $0.035 after the October 21 unlock of 2.108 billion AKE)

This article is news reporting and is not investment advice.

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