Inflection Point08CRYPTO2026-05-13

IOTA flips its 30-day return from −10% to +14% — a 24-point swing in one week

IOTA (MIOTA) posted a +13.8% 30-day return on 11 May, reversing sharply from a −10.4% reading just seven days earlier — a 24-percentage-point swing.
The price gained 19.1% in the past seven days alone, rising from $0.0548 to $0.0653, with a 2.53x volume spike on May 11 confirming the move.
MIOTA now sits 9.8% below its 90-day high of $0.0724, having recovered from a 90-day low of $0.0534 set in early April.

Supporting datasets

CoinDesk Indices: Single Tokens, Multi-Assets and Rates

Candlestick data for various CoinDesk indices

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May 30, 2026

Supporting queries

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Conclusion

MIOTA close May 11 = $0.065297; Apr 11 (30d ago) = $0.057366 → +13.83%. MIOTA close May 4 = $0.054824; Apr 4 (30d prior) = $0.061209 → −10.45% (queries 57, 78). 7d return: +19.1%. 90-day high = $0.072387; 90-day low = $0.053393 (query 63). Volume May 11: 318.5M vs 14d avg 126.1M = 2.53x (query 7).