BAT price prediction for October stays bullish above $0.0936, the level BAT needs to hold while it presses against a year-long descending trendline.
BAT trades near $0.1043, up 2.25% today, pressing against a descending trendline that has capped every rally since late January. The same move has carried BAT out of a rising triangle that formed from the August low near $0.057. A daily close above the trendline, now near $0.102, would be the first break of that year-long resistance and open $0.118, the late-May high.
Support sits at the 20-day EMA at $0.0936, with the 200-day EMA at $0.0934 just beneath it, and the 100-day at $0.0830 and 50-day at $0.0846 further down. The ChandeMO momentum oscillator, a trend-strength gauge that moves between -100 and 100, reads 51.34, below its recent peaks above 70, so there’s room for further strength before the move looks stretched.
| Type | Price |
| Resistance | $0.1020 |
| Resistance | $0.1180 |
| Resistance | $0.1300 |
| Support | $0.0936 |
| Support | $0.0846 |
| Support | $0.0830 |
The Basic Attention Token account said on X that signups for the upcoming Brave Rewards Card have passed 186,000, with the card set to offer BAT rewards on everyday purchases alongside other offers.
The card is part of Brave’s July 9 roadmap, which also outlined a unified wallet, a stablecoin payment protocol called BravePay, and BAT buybacks funded by a share of relevant net revenue, though Brave has not specified the buyback percentage or confirmed a launch date for the card.
Brave’s transparency page reported 128.3 million monthly active users and 54.6 million daily active users as of September 30. Browser users are not automatically BAT holders or active Rewards users, so the figures describe Brave’s reach rather than demand for the token.
Coinbase suspended the BAT-BTC and BAT-ETH markets on September 15 as part of an eight-pair liquidity consolidation across its platforms.
BAT itself was not delisted, and eligible Advanced Trade users could still trade it through USD order books. Coinbase’s status page marked the incident resolved on October 7.
| Period | Expected Range | Key Levels |
| Oct 8 to 14 | $0.0936 to $0.1050 | The 20-day EMA at $0.0936 needs to hold, with the trendline near $0.1020 as the first hurdle. |
| Oct 15 to 21 | $0.0936 to $0.1180 | A close above the trendline puts the $0.1180 May high in range, while losing $0.0936 brings in the 50-day EMA. |
| Oct 22 to 28 | $0.0830 to $0.1300 | $0.1180 is the next hurdle, with $0.0830 as the floor if $0.0936 fails. |
| Oct 29 to 31 | $0.0830 to $0.1300 | $0.1300 caps a move higher, with the 100-day EMA at $0.0830 as support. |
BAT holds the 20-day EMA at $0.0936 and closes a day above the trendline near $0.1020, which opens the $0.1180 May high. Continued Rewards Card signups and the roadmap’s other initiatives would add to the longer-term case.
BAT loses the 20-day and 200-day EMAs near $0.0936 and $0.0934, which would send it back into the triangle it just broke out of. A daily close below the 50-day EMA at $0.0846 would expose the 100-day EMA at $0.0830.
Basic Attention Token (BAT) could extend toward $0.1020 and then $0.1180 in October if it holds above $0.0936 and closes above its descending trendline. A daily close below the 50-day EMA at $0.0846 would put the 100-day EMA at $0.0830 in play.
BAT is unlikely to reach $0.20 in October 2026. It would need a gain of about 92% from $0.1043, and it would first have to clear the $0.1180 May high and the $0.1300 resistance above it.
BAT could fall below $0.08 if it loses the EMA cluster near $0.0936 and the 50-day and 100-day EMAs near $0.0846 and $0.0830. That would be a drop of about 23% from $0.1043, back toward the August low near $0.057.
No. Coinbase suspended only the BAT-BTC and BAT-ETH trading pairs on September 15 as part of a broader liquidity consolidation, and eligible users could still trade BAT through USD order books.
