- •THETA price holds firm at $0.70 , a sign of potential accumulation before a larger rally.
- •The weekly chart shows breakout potential, with $3 as the next target for THETA.
- •Theta Labs secures U.S. patent for hybrid AI edge‑cloud platform, which will help in boosting fundamentals.
Theta Network (THETA) ticked 0.31% today despite a rough week. With volume steady and price near key support, eyes are on whether this quiet move could spark a much larger breakout ahead.
Technical Setup Signals a Breakout Brewing
THETA has been trading in a sideways range for a few months, staying above a key support zone. This area has worked as a buying level in early 2023, mid‑2024, and again in late 2025, and it’s still holding strong.
Right now, the price is around $0.73 and remains below the 20‑week moving average. This trend‑defining level remains a crucial barrier. A decisive break and hold above the 20‑week EMA could trigger a trend reversal.
The chart shared by analyst Michaël van de Poppe, suggests a 282% potential upside, with a target around the $3.00 resistance level — an area that previously saw strong selling pressure.
Meanwhile, momentum indicators like the RSI remain neutral, offering room for upside. Volume patterns also hint at accumulation, with increased activity near lows but no panic selling, reinforcing the consolidation narrative.
Recent Patent Strengthens Theta’s AI Infrastructure Play
Earlier in the month Theta Labs got U.S. Patent 12,436,819 for a hybrid edge‑cloud system. This setup connects local edge devices with cloud servers to improve decentralized computing.
It’s designed for real‑time tasks, where edge nodes handle quick jobs and the cloud takes care of heavier AI work. This comes at a time when demand for AI computing is growing quickly.
The patent validates several years of R&D by Theta Labs and reflects its shift from a decentralized video‑streaming blockchain to a broader decentralized AI infrastructure provider.
Theta Labs' evolution into the decentralized physical infrastructure network (DePIN) space was first outlined in its 2023 EdgeCloud whitepaper. The company aims to compete with centralized cloud giants by offering verifiable, distributed computing alternatives — now backed by enforceable IP.
Theta’s shift into AI and cloud computing has helped it bring in new partners, adding more value to the project over the long term. Though the short‑term trend is still weak, its recent progress and strong support levels could bring fresh interest from investors.
With solid technical support, a new U.S. patent, and growing AI use cases, Theta Network may be preparing for a bigger move as market conditions improve. The chart looks promising, and the fundamentals too are improving.