VeChain Surges 20%: Will VET Break $0.040 Before May 2025 Ends?

VeChain (VET) just ripped past resistance with a 20% weekly gain—its sharpest climb since the 2023 bull run. Supply chain tokens are back in vogue as enterprise adoption rumors swirl. But can this momentum defy the usual ’buy the rumor, sell the news’ cycle?

Key drivers: Walmart China’s renewed blockchain audits and a VeChainThor upgrade slashing gas fees by 40%. Traders now eye the $0.040 level last seen before the SEC’s 2024 stablecoin crackdown.

Warning: This isn’t financial advice—just a snapshot of a token that somehow thrives despite institutions still treating crypto like a tax evasion workshop.

Cryptocurrencies Recover With Increased Inflows

The crypto market has made a substantial rally over the last few days. The latest rally is likely fuelled by institutional buys rather than retail investors. VET’s rally follows Bitcoin’s (BTC) recent climb to the $95,000 level.

VET’s rally also comes amid other bullish developments. The SEC has appointed pro-Bitcoin Paul Atkins as its new head. Atkins will likely be more lenient to the crypto industry than outgoing head Gary Gensler.

Other bullish developments include the possibility of an interest rate cut in the US. The Federal Reserve may cut rates very soon. Inflation in the US has also cooled more than expected. A rate cut could lead to a surge in risky investments, such as cryptocurrencies. VeChain (VET) and other crypto assets may benefit from such a development.

Can VeChain Reclaim $0.040 in May 2025?

According to CoinCodex, VET’s price may dip over the next few weeks. The platform anticipates the asset to trade at $0.020 on May 24. VET’s price will fall by nearly 26% if it dips to $0.020.

There is also a possibility that VET will not face a correction as predicted by CoinCodex. If the Federal Reserve announces an interest rate cut, we may witness another market-wide rally. Global trade wars are also settling down. The de-escalation of the US vs. China trade faceoff may lead to a surge in investor confidence.