Secret (SCRT) and Opinion (OPINION) are both showing early signs of recovery after prolonged corrections, with technical indicators suggesting a potential climb toward the psychological $0.10 level before 2030. The privacy-focused SCRT is attempting to reclaim its Bollinger Band midpoint, while OPINION is consolidating just below its own, as buyers gradually return to both markets.
SCRT trades at around $0.0546 after a strong daily bounce from the lower Bollinger Band near $0.0455. Its RSI has risen to 46.31, recovering from oversold territory and indicating fading bearish momentum. The immediate resistance is the 20-day BB midpoint at $0.0533, and a decisive close above the upper band at $0.0610 could open the door to $0.07 and eventually the $0.10 milestone. According to long‑term projections, SCRT’s average price may reach $0.07 in 2026, $0.11 in 2027, and $0.20 by 2030 if the broader market recovers.
OPINION, meanwhile, is trading at $0.0673 after a sharp reversal from its early‑June peak above $0.25. The token is now consolidating beneath the BB midpoint at $0.0683, with its RSI climbing to 39.60 and moving above its signal line, hinting that selling pressure is easing. A break above the upper band at $0.0804 would strengthen the bullish case, with $0.10 being the next major psychological target. Price models for OPINION project a gradual rise to $0.09 in 2026, $0.11 in 2027, and up to $0.20 by 2030, contingent on ecosystem growth and market sentiment.
Both assets remain in a cautious consolidation phase, and a failure to hold their respective support levels—$0.0455 for SCRT and $0.0562 for OPINION—would invalidate the current recovery. Nonetheless, improving momentum and successful defense of support suggest that buyers are slowly regaining confidence, with the $0.10 target now a realistic long‑term goal for both tokens.
