FIS coin usually refers to the native token of the StaFi protocol, which focuses on solving the liquidity issues of staked assets. Currently, the price is under pressure due to factors such as delisting by exchanges. Below is a detailed introduction and a one-way prediction of its price by the end of the year:
1. Basic Information: The total issuance of FIS is 133.7 million tokens, with a current circulation of about 60.45 million tokens, and a circulation rate of approximately 45.4%. As of December 14, 2025, its price is expected to be $0.03, with a 24-hour trading volume of 19,048,100 yuan. It has been listed on over 20 exchanges, including Binance and ZhiMaKaiMen, but Binance will implement delisting on December 17 due to low liquidity and compliance issues.
2. Core functions: First is network governance, where FIS holders can vote on key matters such as protocol upgrades; second is staking and rewards, where users staking FIS can obtain relevant returns from the StaFi ecosystem, and the protocol will allocate part of the fees from LSaaS partners to the treasury, with 10% of SubDAO tokens also distributed to FIS holders; third is the core ecological credential, where users can use FIS to generate or redeem rToken (wrapped assets), thus activating the liquidity of staked assets.
3. Project dynamics: On one hand, there are positive developments, as StaFi's LSaaS framework supports third-party projects in building staking vaults, and it has recently upgraded its AI-driven automation and RWA tokenization features, attempting to bridge DeFi with traditional yield channels such as bonds and real estate; on the other hand, 3.18 million FIS have been destroyed so far in 2024, reducing the annual inflation rate from 10% to 6%, thereby providing long-term support for the cryptocurrency price through deflationary mechanisms.
End-of-year price prediction: Likely to fall below $0.02.
The reasons are as follows:
1. Binance delisting triggers a liquidity crisis: As a leading exchange, Binance contributes over 60% of the market share for FIS spot trading. This delisting will cause FIS to lose its core trading channels, and the original trading demand and liquidity are difficult to be taken up by smaller exchanges. Historically, tokens like FLM and PERP have seen double-digit declines after delisting, and FIS is likely to experience significant price drops due to panic selling by investors, with only about ten days left until the end of the year, making it hard to have enough time to digest this negative news.
2. Market sentiment and trends are weak: FIS has seen a price drop of 68.37% in the past 90 days, and on the 14th, its price fluctuated in a narrow range. Although the RSI indicator was in a neutral zone that day, it had previously dropped to 22.41, indicating a long-term severe bearish sentiment in the market. In the short term, the LSaaS and RWA-related upgrades from StaFi have not yet formed scaled achievements, making it difficult to create sufficient positive news to reverse the current bear market trend.
3. Insufficient trading activity makes it difficult to support price increases: FIS's current trading volume over 24 hours is quite thin, with a turnover rate of 66.57%, but it heavily relies on traffic from leading exchanges. After being delisted, its trading audience will further shrink, and trading volume is likely to continue to dwindle. In the absence of funds entering the market and with low trading activity, the cryptocurrency price lacks upward momentum, and it is highly likely to continue a downward trend before the end of the year.
