Fasttoken flies: FTN +200% in 24 hours despite difficult 2025
Fasttoken (FTN) surprised the market with a near 200% rally in less than 24 hours, emerging as one of the few altcoins to rally strongly amid general weakness.
Fasttoken (FTN) surprised the market with a near 200% rally in less than 24 hours, emerging as one of the few altcoins to rally strongly amid general weakness.

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In a day characterised by persistent weakness in the altcoin sector, Fasttoken (FTN) emerged as the star performer on 18 December. The token native to the Fastex ecosystem experienced a meteoric rally, jumping from around $0.37 to over $1.30 in less than 24 hours, marking growth close to 200%.
What is Fasttoken (FTN)?
Developed by SoftConstruct, FTN is the token utility that powers the Fastex ecosystem and the Bahamut blockchain, an EVM-compatible Layer-1 network. Bahamut is distinguished by its Proof-of-Stake and Activity (PoSA) consensus model, which rewards validators not only for staking, but also for the activity generated by smart contracts. FTN is used for network fees, staking, payments via Fastex Pay and within Web3 applications related to gaming and NFT.
A volatile 2025
The current rebound comes after an extremely complex year. At the beginning of 2025, FTN traded above $2.00, only to suffer a drastic sell-off that lasted for months. Among the main causes of the collapse, which led to the token losing over 90% of its value and hitting lows between $0.25 and $0.37, were:
The reasons for the rally
In the absence of official announcements or last-minute partnerships, analysts attribute the surge to technical and psychological factors. Extreme oversold conditions made the price attractive to speculators looking for a technical rebound.
Fears of an imminent delisting by MEXC faded in mid-December, bringing relief among traders. Low liquidity on many exchanges has also acted as a multiplier: in such thin markets, even moderate buying volumes can trigger disproportionate price movements.
Outlook and caution
Despite the enthusiasm, caution remains in order. Fasttoken's official X account has been inactive since late September, and the project still faces future token unlocks that could generate new sales pressure. The sustainability of this recovery will depend on the actual adoption of the Bahamut infrastructure and Fastex's ability to maintain operational momentum over the long term.
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