WEMIX Price Prediction: 2025, 2030, 2040

South Korean Exchanges Dump WEMIX Again, Price Nose-Dives

WEMIX token is in hot water this May 2025. Big South Korean crypto exchanges announced they're dropping it – again. Bithumb, Coinone, and Korbit made the call on May 2nd, pointing to ongoing worries raised by the Digital Asset eXchange Alliance (DAXA).

The main problem seems to be the same old story: questions about how many WEMIX tokens are actually out there versus what the team claims. This lack of clarity got WEMIX kicked off exchanges back in late 2022, though it managed a disputed return in early 2023.

Investors reacted instantly and harshly, like they'd seen this movie before. Around 3 PM KST on May 2nd, WEMIX's price fell off a cliff – dropping from about $0.7225 down to $0.2757 in just 15 minutes. That's over 60% gone, fast. It crawled back a bit, hovering between $0.36 and $0.38 soon after, but still down a painful 45-50% from the day before. Come June 2, 2025, trading stops on these key Korean platforms, basically shutting WEMIX out of much of its home market liquidity for the second time.

This wasn't WEMIX's only recent headache. Back in February 2025, hackers found a weak spot – maybe in parent company Wemade's systems, maybe in the Play Bridge cross-chain protocol – and grabbed over 8.65 million WEMIX tokens. That haul was worth somewhere between $6.2 million and $6.38 million then. Making things worse, the Wemix Foundation didn't tell the public right away, which apparently gave the thieves plenty of time to dump a lot of the stolen tokens while prices were better, hitting user confidence hard.

Just the hack itself initially shaved 16% off the token's price. When the team finally confirmed it on March 3rd, market makers, especially outside Korea, pulled back, causing another 27% drop. Prices started looking quite different between exchanges like KuCoin and HTX. Because of all these problems, authorities had already put WEMIX on an 'investment caution' list earlier in the year. It seems the WEMIX team didn't fix things enough, leading straight to this latest delisting. Wemade's stock price also took a beating after the delisting news broke.

Price Guesses All Over the Place After Market Meltdown

Trying to guess WEMIX's price for May 2025 is now a mess because of the crash. CoinCodex, looking at the immediate damage, sees it averaging around $0.36771 for the month, stuck between $0.359541 and $0.381328. Their charts suggest more pain into June, maybe dipping to $0.368009 by the 1st, and they basically say "don't buy now". This matches where the token was trading right after the crash. CoinCheckup was a tiny bit more hopeful, guessing $0.4323 for May 9th, but still way down.

But it's a totally different picture if you look at predictions possibly made before the crash or using older data. AMBCrypto thought May would see $0.72 to $0.83, averaging $0.77. An AI analysis from 3commas suggested something similar: $0.716 to $0.737. CoinLore's daily guesses for early May even showed the price going up, from $0.7438 on May 2nd toward $0.7813 by May 6th. Those optimistic numbers look pretty unrealistic right now, at least for the short term.

Looking out across all of 2025, SwapSpace pointed out how split opinions are. They saw WalletInvestor aiming for $0.4438 and PricePrediction.net guessing around $0.4647, while TradingBeast was apparently more downbeat. Putting it all together, SwapSpace came up with a pretty bleak 2025 average of $0.34818182.

Charts and Mood Show the Strain

You can bet the technical charts look awful after that crash. Any hint of positive feeling from mid-April is almost certainly gone, replaced by deep pessimism. Things are still incredibly jumpy; CoinCodex measured 14.33% price swings over 30 days before their latest look. The Fear & Greed Index reading of 65 (Greed) reported by CoinCodex feels way off compared to the price action and mood – maybe the data hasn't caught up yet.

The WEMIX community is clearly rattled. Wemade keeps trying to build things up – they announced new WEMIX PLAY ORIGINAL NFTs, a "We Dare" company motto, and platform updates earlier in 2025 – but this delisting mess drowns all that out. People have also been complaining about bugs in the WEMIX PLAY app.

Everyone's waiting to hear what the WEMIX team says about the delisting, expected sometime May 2nd UTC. What they say and how people react could make or break any chance of rebuilding trust. Meanwhile, a plan to buy back 10 billion KRW (about $7.1 million) worth of WEMIX tokens, started back in March after the hack to prop up the price, is apparently still going ahead even with this latest disaster.

Outlook: Dark Skies, Total Uncertainty

So, wrapping up, things look pretty grim for WEMIX through May 2025, and nobody really knows what happens next. Getting booted off major Korean exchanges, again, really hurts its ability to be traded easily and shreds investor confidence. Even though some forecasts hoped for better, the market's immediate reaction and analyses like CoinCodex's suggest WEMIX will probably just tread water between $0.35 and $0.45 unless something really positive happens.

What happens next depends heavily on how the WEMIX team handles this mess, whether the buyback actually helps, if the token can still be easily traded elsewhere internationally, and what the overall crypto market does. But right now, WEMIX's problems are so specific to the project that it's kind of disconnected from wider market moves. Investors are looking at way more risk now because it's harder to trade, more people might sell off, and trust in the team's honesty about token numbers is shot.