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Will Diem go back up?
The 2 Nov 2026 record is 31% under the CoinMarketCap all-time high of $2,555.65. This page does not say that Diem goes back up. The bear step is -3.0% a month, so that column stays under the old high. The normal worksheet first prints a figure at or above the old high in July 2027, 7 monthly steps from the 2 Nov 2026 record, at $2,637.79. The bull worksheet first prints a figure at or above the old high in April 2027, 4 monthly steps from the 2 Nov 2026 record, at $2,860.31.
Bear steps -3.0% a month, normal steps +6.0% a month, and bull steps +13.0% a month, compounded from the 2 Nov 2026 CoinMarketCap record. The normal step is this coin's own 90-day move divided by three, then capped. Bear is five points harsher and at least a 3% monthly decline. Bull is seven points stronger and at least a 5% monthly rise.
| Worksheet | Bear | Normal | Bull |
|---|---|---|---|
| January 2027 | $1,701.66 (-3.0%) | $1,859.54 (+6.0%) | $1,982.34 (+13.0%) |
| December 2027 | $1,217.20 (-30.6%) | $3,529.96 (+101.2%) | $7,603.98 (+333.5%) |
| December 2030 | $406.58 (-76.8%) | $28,759.50 (+1539.4%) | $619,248.66 (+35199.2%) |
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Will Diem go back up?
The 2 Nov 2026 record is 31% under the CoinMarketCap all-time high of $2,555.65. This page does not say that Diem goes back up. The bear step is -3.0% a month, so that column stays under the old high. The normal worksheet first prints a figure at or above the old high in July 2027, 7 monthly steps from the 2 Nov 2026 record, at $2,637.79. The bull worksheet first prints a figure at or above the old high in April 2027, 4 monthly steps from the 2 Nov 2026 record, at $2,860.31.
What high would Diem be going back to?
The 2 Nov 2026 record is 31% under the CoinMarketCap all-time high of $2,555.65. This page does not say that Diem goes back up.
Is the Diem recovery page financial advice?
No. The Diem figures are a worksheet from one CoinMarketCap record. They are not a forecast and not financial advice. A coin can go to zero.