Terra (LUNA-USD) price predictions are on the minds of traders as they react to the recent crypto crash pulling prices lower today.
General fears about the state of the market have been doing a number to cryptos these last couple of days. That includes concerns about rising inflation, increasing interest rates, a possible recession, and other factors.
With that crash, several major cryptos saw their prices plummet. Terra was among them and that’s continuing with even lower prices today. It’s gotten so bad that stablecoin TerraUSD (UST-USD) even lost its $1 peg yesterday. That’s the second time this has happened in 2022.
Keeping all of that in mind, investors want to know where LUNA prices are heading in the future. We’re here to help with a roundup of the most recent price predictions for the crypto below!
Terra Price Predictions
- Coinpedia starts us off with the website expecting LUNA to trade between $131.93 and $256.65 when 2023 comes to a close.
- CryptoNewZ is up next with its 2023 price targets for the crypto ranging from $78 and $85 per coin.
- Gov Capital joins our list with its price prediction for Terra sitting at $166.04 one year from now.
- WalletInvestor closes us out with a one-year price forecast of $150.946 for LUNA.
LUNA is down 46.9% over the prior 24-hour period as of Tuesday morning but is still up 102% over the last year.
Crypto traders looking for more hot news for today are in luck!
InvestorPlace has all the hottest crypto news that investors will want to know about for Tuesday! A few examples include falling NFT prices affecting ApeCoin (APE-USD), potential uses for Dogecoin (DOGE-USD), and cryptos to consider adding to your portfolio. You can read up on all of this at the following links!
More Crypto News for Tuesday
- Falling NFT Prices Means a Further Stampede Out of ApeCoin
- Dogecoin Could Build Use Cases in Fashion and Across Other Industry
- 5 No-Brainer Cryptos to Buy for Future Riches
On the date of publication, William White did not have (either directly or indirectly) any positions in the securities mentioned in this article. The opinions expressed in this article are those of the writer, subject to the InvestorPlace.com Publishing Guidelines.
