RedStone
RED · rank #405
Down from all-time high
87.7%
but up 37% off its lows
RED has given back 87.7% of its peak value and needs a 8.1x to recover.
What did it cost you?
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All-time high
$0.9325
Mar 6, 2025
Price today
$0.1148
+1.5% 24h
$1,000 at the peak
$123.14
worth today
To break even
8.1x
536 days underwater
Is it coming back?
Flat
Life signs
27/100
Off its lows
+36.5%
low $0.0841 · Aug 13, 2026
Still needs
8.1x
rally too young to project
Did it join the rally?
RED is tracking the market — +18% against Bitcoin’s +23%. It rises when everything rises.
Market rallying · BTC +22.7% this week · dominance 59.0%
Market cap
$56.31M
30d trend down (-5%)
24h volume
$6.13M
30d trend flat (-2%)
Survival score
Distressed
Multiple inputs are deeply negative. Recovery would take a large move.
- Price decline−44 of 50
Down 87.7% from its all-time high of $0.9325
- Volume decay−23 of 25
Trading volume is 93% below its busiest sustained stretch
- Market cap erosion−10 of 15
Market cap down 69% from $183.06M
- Time below peak−5 of 10
536 days since the peak
Thinking of buying?
High risk
57/100
- Exit liquidityAdequate
$6.13M traded daily against a $56.31M cap — 10.88% turnover.
- Supply overhang51% still locked
Over half the supply has yet to enter circulation. That is persistent future sell pressure.
- Volatility131% annualised
High even by crypto standards — expect violent swings.
- Track record87.7% below peak
It has been through a severe drawdown before.
These are the checks before you buy RED — not a recommendation either way. Coingraph never tells you what to hold.
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What happened to RedStone
RedStone reached $0.9325 1.4 years ago. It now trades at $0.1148 — a decline of 87.7% from that peak. $1,000 bought at the high would be worth $123.14 today.
Returning to the previous high from here would take a gain of 8.1x. That figure is arithmetic, not a forecast: it is simply the peak divided by the current price.
Within the 1.4 years of daily prices held for RED, the range runs from $0.0841 to $0.9325, and the all-time high falls inside that window — so the chart on this page shows the full decline.
How RED is rated
RedStone scores 18 out of 100, which places it in the Distressed band — the inputs show a deep decline alongside thinning activity. A higher score means a healthier reading. The score starts at 100 and each measured factor deducts from it.
The deductions for RED are: price decline, 44 points (down 87.7% from its all-time high of $0.9325); volume decay, 23 points (trading volume is 93% below its busiest sustained stretch); market cap erosion, 10 points (market cap down 69% from $183.06M); time below peak, 5 points (536 days since the peak).
Is RED moving on its own?
From its lowest close in the 1.4 years held — $0.0841 — RED has gained 36.5%, a 1.4x move off that floor. Coingraph reads this as flat.
Over the last 30 days RED moved +18.3% against the wider market's +22.9% — moving broadly in line with the wider market. This distinction matters more than the headline number: a coin rising only when everything rises is being carried, and that is a different situation from one climbing on its own demand.
RED market position
RED has a market capitalisation of $56.31M, ranking 405 by size, on 24-hour trading volume of $6.13M.
Daily turnover — volume as a share of market cap — is 10.9%. Turnover is what tells you whether a price is real: a coin can hold a large nominal valuation while almost nothing changes hands, and a price set by very few trades is one that moves sharply when anyone sizeable arrives.
51.0% of RED's maximum supply has not yet entered circulation. Tokens still to be issued are future sell-side supply, which is a headwind the price chart alone does not show.
Annualised volatility from daily returns is 100%. Coingraph rates overall risk High on these inputs.
RedStone — common questions
How far is RedStone from its all-time high?
RedStone (RED) is 87.7% below its all-time high of $0.9325, trading at $0.1148.
What would $1,000 of RedStone bought at the peak be worth now?
$1,000 of RED bought at its all-time high would be worth about $123.14 today, a decline of 87.7%.
How much would RED need to rise to break even?
RED would need to gain 8.1x from $0.1148 to return to its all-time high of $0.9325.
What is RedStone's survival rating?
Coingraph rates RedStone 18 out of 100, in the Distressed band — the inputs show a deep decline alongside thinning activity. The rating is derived from price decline, volume decay, market cap erosion and time below peak, and every deduction is shown on this page. Higher is healthier.
Is RedStone recovering?
RED is 36.5% above its lowest close in the 1.4 years of data held, which Coingraph reads as flat. It is moving broadly in line with the wider market over the last 30 days.