Key Takeaways
The IOTA price has increased by 350% since the start of November, culminating in a new yearly high today, Dec. 3.
IOTA broke out from long-term horizontal and diagonal resistance levels during the upward movement.
There is minimal resistance above the current price, allowing for a rapid increase toward the next resistance at $1.50.
Let’s look at the price action and see how likely IOTA is to reach it.
The weekly time frame chart shows that IOTA is in the process of creating its fifth successive bullish weekly candlestick.
During this time, the price has increased by 371%. Last week, IOTA broke out from a descending resistance trend line that existed for 1,323 days.
Breakouts from such long-term structures often mean the correction is over and a bullish trend reversal has started.
To further reiterate this possibility, IOTA increased and closed above the $0.35 horizontal resistance area.
If the increase continues, the next resistance will be at $1.50, a level not reached since the start of 2022.

Technical indicators support this increase, suggesting the upward movement will continue.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) and Moving Average Convergence/Divergence (MACD) both generated bullish divergences (green) before the breakout and are now in bullish territory. The RSI just increased above 70.
In 2021, the RSI increase above 70 started the most parabolic part of the upward movement, leading to the $2.67 high.
So, the weekly time frame gives a bullish IOTA prediction, suggesting the price will increase to the next resistance at $1.50.
On Dec. 2, the IOTA team opened a community vote for the new upgrade, Rebased. The governance vote will last for 14 days.
If the proposal goes through, the IOTA mainnet will be upgraded to the Rebased protocol currently running on a Testnet.
Some major upgrades include:
IOTA sentiment on X is also bullish because of the long-term descending resistance trend line breakout. A close look at the wave count is needed to determine where IOTA will head next.
The weekly time frame wave count predicts the IOTA upward movement will continue but suggests the increase is corrective.
Since 2018, the IOTA price has followed a similar pattern. It completed a five-wave decline (black) followed by an A-B-C corrective structure (white).
The structure ended at the previous cycle’s 0.5 Fibonacci retracement resistance level.
If the same happens, IOTA will reach a high of $1.36, close to the $1.50 long-term horizontal resistance area.

Since the IOTA price is nearing the top of wave A, a correction could begin soon, and then wave C could be completed toward the outlined target.
A more accurate target for the top can be determined once wave C is complete.
The IOTA price has likely ended its long-term downward trend, which started in 2021. However, the ensuing upward movement also looks corrective.
Nevertheless, the IOTA price could still increase to $1.35-$1.50, which would be a 200% upward movement from the current price.