SafeMoon (SFM) Price Prediction 2026-2030: Can SFM Reach $1?

Last Updated: October 31, 2026

Quick Answer: SafeMoon (SFM) trades near $0.00000078 as of October 28, 2026. CoinMarketCap ranks it outside the top 5,900 and shows no verified market cap; on the project’s self-reported supply, SFM is worth about $291,000. It is down about 84% since the end of 2025 and more than 99.9% below its all-time high. Of the forecast pages we could open, none has a current forecast that we use, so this article gives no price range. SafeMoon US LLC filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in December 2023, and its chief executive, Braden John Karony, was sentenced to 100 months in prison in February 2026 after a jury convicted him. He has appealed to the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, court records show.

SafeMoon launched in March 2021 as a token on what is now BNB Smart Chain, and its market value peaked above $5.7 billion that spring, according to the SEC. After the bankruptcy, CoinDesk reported that the project was acquired by the VGX Foundation, which burned most of the old supply and moved SFM to Solana in 2025. Today SFM trades in a single Solana pool, with about $209 of volume in the 24 hours to our October 28 check, and none of the major exchanges we checked lists it.

This update covers the current SFM price, the token’s status after the bankruptcy, SafeMoon’s legal history, what forecast pages show and why we use none of them, and what it would take for SFM to reach $1.

Key Takeaways

• SFM trades about 99.99% below its SafeMoon V2 all-time high of $0.00723, a brief spike on January 4, 2022, and it set an all-time low of $0.000000076 on August 10, 2026
• The token is down about 84% since the end of 2025, and every daily close since January 4 has been below its 2025 closing price
• Trading has almost stopped: CoinMarketCap recorded less than $1 of volume on 132 of 300 days in 2026, and the only active market is a Solana pool with about $21,400 of liquidity
• Exchange data from Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, KuCoin and MEXC shows no SFM market
• A federal jury convicted Karony, chief executive of SafeMoon US LLC, in May 2025; he was sentenced to 100 months in prison on February 10, 2026, and has appealed, court records show
• No current forecast that we use: CoinDataFlow’s page is current, but its SFM forecasts are almost the same multiples of the current price as its forecasts for other coins, and CoinCodex last updated its SafeMoon page in November 2025, using a price about 18 times today’s

SafeMoon (SFM) Key Data (October 2026)

Sources: CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko and DexScreener. CoinMarketCap tracks SFM under its “SafeMoon V2” entry, which now points to the Solana contract, and shows a market cap of zero because it has not verified the circulating supply. CoinGecko counts 614 billion SFM in circulation, values SFM at about $482,000, ranks it #3949 and lists an all-time high of $0.00338. Year-to-date changes use the December 31, 2025 close.

SafeMoon Price Today: Recent Changes and How It Compares

SafeMoon (SFM) traded at about $0.00000089 at 16:35 UTC on October 31, 2026, according to CoinMarketCap, about 14% higher than 24 hours earlier and about 14% above our October 28 check. CoinMarketCap recorded only about $907 of trading volume over those 24 hours, so a few small trades can move the price sharply. SFM is down about 21% over 30 days and about 82% since the start of 2026. CoinMarketCap ranked it #4,889 with no verified market cap; on the self-reported supply, SFM was worth about $330,000.

Source: CoinMarketCap price changes at 16:35 UTC on October 31, 2026. Year-to-date figures are CoinMarketCap’s own and can differ slightly from changes measured from the December 31, 2025 close used elsewhere in this article.

Compared with other cryptocurrencies, SFM has lost far more over the past year than Bitcoin, Ethereum or the large meme coins Dogecoin and Shiba Inu. Its 7-day gain came on less than $1,000 of daily volume while Bitcoin and Ethereum fell. Bitcoin’s market cap is about 4.7 million times SFM’s self-reported value.

What Is SafeMoon (SFM)?

SafeMoon (SFM) is a token first issued in March 2021 by SafeMoon LLC on what is now BNB Smart Chain. It was promoted around its liquidity pool, the reserve of tokens that lets holders trade, which investors were told was locked. Federal prosecutors later alleged that SafeMoon’s founders and executives lied to investors about whether that locked liquidity was really out of their reach; in 2025, a jury convicted the chief executive.

SafeMoon V2, a new contract, replaced the original token in December 2021. CoinMarketCap tracks V2 from December 16, 2021, and stopped updating the original token in January 2024. In February 2025, the VGX Foundation, which CoinDesk reported had acquired SafeMoon after its bankruptcy, said it had burned 2.2 trillion SFM on Ethereum, Polygon and BNB Smart Chain and would launch a new SafeMoon token on Solana for holders to swap into. MEXC completed a one-for-one swap from the BNB Smart Chain contract to the Solana contract on April 14, 2025.

The Solana token has a maximum supply of 1 trillion SFM. The project reports about 372.6 billion in circulation, while CoinGecko counts 614.0 billion, and CoinMarketCap has verified neither figure. CoinMarketCap’s entry still says the token “is being migrated to the Solana blockchain” and asks users to make sure they are “interacting with the correct contract on Solana.” It lists safemoon.meme as the project’s website. The old safemoon.com domain now redirects to a page offering it for sale.

SafeMoon News: Where SFM Stands in 2026

Trading has nearly dried up. CoinMarketCap recorded less than $1 of SFM volume on 132 of the 300 days from January 1 to October 27, 2026, although its daily figures miss some pool trades: it recorded no volume on August 11, when SFM rose 91%. Its recorded average daily volume fell from about $4,100 in January to about $320 in October. The only active market is the SFM/SOL pool on Raydium, a Solana exchange. It held about $21,400 of liquidity and saw 10 trades worth about $209 in the 24 hours to our October 28 check, according to DexScreener. At the same check, CoinGecko marked the market inactive, with no trades in the previous three hours.

A record low in August. On August 10, SFM fell about 84% from the previous close and touched $0.000000076 intraday, its all-time low, on about $26,400 of volume, the highest daily volume of 2026. It then rebounded: by September 22 it had more than quadrupled from the August 10 close, and on September 24 it rose 89% in a day. Since its September 25 close, it has fallen about 48%. We found no report explaining these moves. In a pool this small, single trades of a few thousand dollars can move the price sharply.

Concentrated holdings. CoinMarketCap counts 376 addresses holding the Solana token, and the 10 largest hold 99.96% of the tokens on Solana. That count does not include holders of older SFM who have not swapped.

New owners, little news. CoinDesk reported in February 2025 that SafeMoon had been acquired by the VGX Foundation, which said: “We are going to allow the community to swap their tokens.” We found no 2026 project announcement in the sources we could access, and we could not confirm who operates the safemoon.meme website. The main 2026 news came from the courts, covered in the next section.

SafeMoon’s Legal History

The 2023 exploit. On March 29, 2023, SafeMoon’s liquidity pool was “drained of nearly $9 million worth of tokens,” CoinDesk reported, citing a developer who said the attacker took advantage of a public burn function. SFM fell more than 40% within hours.

Criminal and civil charges. On November 1, 2023, federal prosecutors in Brooklyn unsealed an indictment charging three people linked to SafeMoon with conspiracy to commit securities fraud, conspiracy to commit wire fraud and money laundering conspiracy. The Department of Justice noted at the time: “The charges in the indictment are allegations, and the defendants are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty.” The same day, the SEC sued SafeMoon LLC, SafeMoon US LLC and three executives. It alleged violations of the registration and anti-fraud provisions of the federal securities laws and alleged that crypto assets “worth more than $200 million” were withdrawn from the project. We could not find a reported resolution of the SEC’s civil case.

Bankruptcy. In December 2023, SafeMoon US LLC filed for Chapter 7 liquidation in the US Bankruptcy Court for the District of Utah, where trustee Ellen E. Ostrow administers the estate. SFM fell about 51% between the December 13 and December 15 closes, a period that coincided with the filing. In September 2025, Bloomberg Law reported that the estate had “reached a deal to pay an estimated $12 million to a class of investors.” According to a June 2026 settlement notice in a class action in the US District Court for the District of Utah, the deal would create an initial cash fund of about $12 million for people who bought SFM from SafeMoon US or in response to its solicitations between March 8, 2021 and November 1, 2023. A fairness hearing was set for October 22, 2026, the claim deadline is November 9, 2026, and the bankruptcy court must also approve the settlement. We found no ruling on its approval. In December 2025, the trustee sued former executives and others, including social media influencers, “seeking to recover at least $100 million in alleged damages and fraudulent transfers,” Bloomberg Law reported. We found no ruling in that case.

Conviction and sentence. In May 2025, a federal jury in Brooklyn convicted Braden John Karony, chief executive of SafeMoon US LLC, of conspiracy to commit securities fraud, wire fraud and money laundering. On February 10, 2026, according to the Department of Justice, he “was sentenced by United States District Judge Eric Komitee to 100 months in prison.” He was also “ordered to forfeit approximately $7.5 million.” In May 2026, the judge ordered Karony to pay more than $3.3 million in restitution, MLex reported. Court records show that Karony has appealed his conviction and sentence to the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, which opened the appeal on March 10, 2026, and that the government filed its brief on August 24; we found no ruling. Co-defendant Thomas Smith pleaded guilty in February 2025 and was awaiting sentencing as of the February 2026 release. The DOJ said then that the third defendant “remains at large.”

SafeMoon Price History

The original SafeMoon token rose more than 55,000% between March 12 and April 20, 2021, according to the SEC’s complaint, which put its peak market cap above $5.7 billion. The DOJ’s releases put it at “more than $8 billion.” CoinMarketCap’s highest recorded market cap for the original token was about $5.75 billion, on May 15, 2021. SafeMoon V2 began trading in December 2021 at about $0.0016 per token. Its all-time high of $0.00723 on January 4, 2022 was a brief spike, and it closed that day at $0.00283. The two versions used different contracts and supplies, so their prices are not directly comparable.

SFM lost about 91% in 2022 and 79% in 2023. The March 2023 exploit coincided with a drop of more than 40%, and the December 2023 bankruptcy filing with a fall of about 51% over two days. The price was almost flat in 2024. In 2025, SFM closed at $0.000108 on February 16, up 42% that day and a day after the VGX Foundation’s scheduled Solana launch, then lost about 95% by the end of the year.

In 2026, SFM’s highest close was $0.0000057 on January 2. It fell 37% in January and declined in eight of the ten months through October. August was its worst month, down about 60%, as the August 10 crash took it to its all-time low; September was its best, up about 107%. SFM is down about 30% for October through October 27. Our JasmyCoin price prediction covers another 2021-era token that trades far below its peak.

SafeMoon Price Prediction 2026

With about two months left in 2026, we have no current forecast that we use for SFM, so we give no model-based range. Of the five forecast providers whose SafeMoon pages we tried, three pages opened. CoinDataFlow’s is current, but we do not use it; CoinCodex’s and Changelly’s are stale:

We do not use the figures from CoinDataFlow, whose SFM forecasts were almost the same multiples of the current price as its forecasts for other coins. CoinCodex’s page still shows an end-2026 target of $0.00002439, but that figure starts from its November 2025 price and is about 31 times today’s price. Even the lowest value in its October 2026 row, $0.00002567, is about 33 times the actual price this month. We do not treat these figures as forecasts.

What the market data shows instead:

• Every daily close since January 4 has been below the 2025 close of $0.00000486; getting back there would take a rise of about 523%
• A return to the August 10 close would mean a further fall of about 72%
• SFM trades about 15% below its 50-day average close and about 52% below its 200-day average, based on CoinMarketCap daily data

Range of central 2026 estimates: none from a current forecast that we use.

SafeMoon Price Prediction 2030 and Beyond

We use no current model for 2027 to 2030 or later: CoinDataFlow’s page covers those years, but we leave out its figures for the reason given above. CoinCodex’s stale page shows $0.00003397 for 2030 and $0.00007711 for 2040, about 43 and 99 times today’s price. It has not been updated since November 2025 and does not reflect the 2026 decline. Changelly’s older page says the coin “can reach an all-time high price of $0.0000125 by 2030,” but its data ends in January 2024.

Long-range forecasts for a token this illiquid would be highly speculative. The known factors for 2030 are whether any centralized exchange lists the Solana token, whether liquidity grows beyond a single pool, how the bankruptcy and Karony’s appeal are resolved, and whether the project’s operators publish a roadmap and regular disclosures.

Third-party forecasts are model estimates, not investment advice.

What Drives the SFM Price?

• Liquidity: SFM trades in one Solana pool holding about $21,400. Three of the four days this year with more than $9,500 of recorded volume brought daily moves of 44% to 89%, and SFM’s biggest one-day rise, 91% on August 11, came on no recorded volume.
• Exchange access: none of the major exchanges we checked lists SFM. CoinMarketCap shows one other listing, on India’s Bitbns, with no volume.
• Holder concentration: the 10 largest Solana addresses hold 99.96% of the tokens there, so the decisions of a few holders can matter.
• Legal and bankruptcy news: the 2023 exploit and the bankruptcy filing coincided with sharp falls. The appeal, the proposed class settlement, the bankruptcy distributions and the trustee’s lawsuit are still open.
• The wider market: like most small tokens, SFM is exposed to swings in risk appetite and in Bitcoin. Our Bitcoin price prediction covers the market leader.

Can SafeMoon Reach $1?

Not on any forecast or market measure we checked. At $1, SFM would need a market cap of about $372.6 billion on its self-reported supply, more than Ethereum’s $289.5 billion today, and its fully diluted value would be $1 trillion, about 61% of Bitcoin’s. That is about 1.28 million times today’s price. Even SFM V2’s all-time high, $0.00723, was less than 1% of $1.

On CoinGecko’s larger circulating figure of 614 billion SFM, each market cap in the table would be about 65% higher. The supply is capped at 1 trillion, so a higher price would have to come from demand: new exchange listings, much deeper liquidity and a strong market for small tokens.

Key Risks of SafeMoon

• Near-total drawdown: SFM trades about 99.99% below its V2 high and about 94% lower than a year ago
• Illiquidity: one active pool with about $21,400 of liquidity, and less than $1 of recorded volume on 44% of the days in 2026
• No major listings: none of the major exchanges we checked lists SFM
• Concentration: the 10 largest Solana addresses hold 99.96% of the tokens there
• Open legal matters: Karony’s appeal, the proposed class settlement, the bankruptcy distributions and the trustee’s lawsuit are unresolved, as far as we could find
• Contract confusion: CoinMarketCap says the migration to Solana is still under way, and other Solana tokens use the SafeMoon name
• Data gaps: CoinMarketCap shows no verified market cap, circulating supply figures differ by about 240 billion tokens between sources, and CoinGecko still lists a website domain that is for sale
• No current forecast that we use: of the forecast pages we could open, CoinCodex’s and Changelly’s are stale, and we do not use CoinDataFlow’s

Is SafeMoon Dead?

Not in the strict sense. SFM still has a live contract on Solana and a pool where trades still happen. By most market measures, though, activity is minimal. CoinMarketCap ranked SFM outside the top 5,900 on October 28 (#4,889 on October 31), shows no verified market cap and recorded $0 of 24-hour volume at our check, while DexScreener counted 10 trades worth about $209. The original SafeMoon token is no longer tracked, and the US company behind SafeMoon is in Chapter 7 liquidation.

Where to Buy SafeMoon

SFM is not available on Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, KuCoin or MEXC, based on their exchange data. The only active market is the SFM/SOL pool on Raydium, a decentralized exchange on Solana, which requires a Solana wallet. CoinMarketCap also lists an SFM/INR market on Bitbns, an Indian exchange, but it showed no volume. Availability depends on your country. Our guide to the best crypto exchanges compares the major platforms.

Before any trade, check the token contract. CoinMarketCap lists ELPrcU7qRV3DUz8AP6siTE7GkR3gkkBvGmgBRiLnC19Y as SFM’s Solana address, and several other Solana tokens use the SafeMoon name. Holders of older SFM on BNB Smart Chain should look for swap details in official channels; MEXC, for example, stopped accepting deposits of the old token after its April 2025 swap. Our crypto wallets guide explains the trade-offs between wallet types, and our guide on how to verify crypto news and rumors explains how to check claims about relistings or relaunches.

Is SafeMoon (SFM) a Good Investment?

That depends on your risk tolerance and your view of a project rebuilt after a bankruptcy and a criminal case. Supporters point to the new owners’ token burns and the move to Solana. Critics point to a price about 99.99% below its high, no major exchange listings, near-zero volume and extreme holder concentration, and we found no current forecast that we use.

Further losses are possible. Exchange decisions, liquidity in the Solana pool, the outcome of the appeal and the bankruptcy, and disclosures from the project’s current operators are the main known factors that could affect SFM over the next year. For more forecasts across the market, see our crypto price predictions.

Data sources: CoinMarketCap (price, supply, holders, all-time high and low, price history, market pairs), CoinGecko, DexScreener, exchange data from Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, KuCoin and MEXC, MEXC’s swap notice, the US Department of Justice (Eastern District of New York), the SEC, the bankruptcy claims agent Stretto, court records from the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, a court settlement notice, reporting by Bloomberg Law, CoinDesk, Decrypt and MLex, and the forecast pages of CoinDataFlow, CoinCodex and Changelly, as of October 28, 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the SafeMoon price prediction for 2026?
Of the forecast pages we could open, none has a current SafeMoon forecast that we use, so we give no 2026 range. CoinDataFlow’s page is current, but we leave out its figures. CoinCodex last updated its page in November 2025, using a price about 18 times today’s. In late October 2026, SFM traded near $0.00000078, down about 84% for the year.

What is the SafeMoon price prediction for 2030 and beyond?
No current model that we use covers 2030 or later. CoinCodex’s stale page shows about $0.000034 for 2030 and $0.000077 for 2040, but those figures start from its November 2025 price and are about 43 and 99 times today’s. Where SFM stands by 2030 depends on exchange listings, liquidity, the bankruptcy and appeal outcomes and the plans of the project’s current operators.

Can SafeMoon reach $1?
Not on any forecast or market measure we checked. With about 372.6 billion SFM in circulation by the project’s own count, $1 would mean a market cap of about $372.6 billion, more than Ethereum’s, and a fully diluted value of $1 trillion. That is about 1.28 million times today’s price. SFM V2’s all-time high, $0.00723, was less than 1% of $1.

What happened to SafeMoon?
SafeMoon’s liquidity pool lost nearly $9 million in a March 2023 exploit. In November 2023, prosecutors charged three people tied to SafeMoon, and the SEC sued two SafeMoon companies and three executives. SafeMoon US LLC filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in December 2023. A jury convicted chief executive Braden John Karony in May 2025; he received 100 months in prison in February 2026 and has appealed, court records show.

Is SafeMoon dead or still trading?
SFM still trades, but barely. Its only active market is a Solana pool on Raydium with about $21,400 of liquidity and about $209 of volume in the 24 hours to October 28, 2026. CoinMarketCap ranked it outside the top 5,900 on October 28 (#4,889 on October 31) with no verified market cap and recorded under $1 of volume on 132 of 300 days in 2026. No major exchange we checked lists it.

Is SafeMoon a good investment?
That depends on your risk tolerance and your view of a project rebuilt after bankruptcy. Supporters point to the new owners’ token burns and the move to Solana. Critics point to a fall of about 99.99% from the high, near-zero volume, no major listings and 99.96% of the Solana tokens in 10 addresses. We found no current forecast that we use.

Where can I buy SafeMoon?
SFM is not listed on Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, KuCoin or MEXC, based on their exchange data. The only active market is the SFM/SOL pool on Raydium, a Solana exchange, which needs a Solana wallet. Check the contract address CoinMarketCap lists before trading, because other Solana tokens use the SafeMoon name, and note that small orders can move the price.

Is SafeMoon a stock?
No. SafeMoon is not a stock. SFM is a crypto token, not a share in a company, and it now runs on Solana, trading mainly in one Raydium pool rather than on a stock exchange. The SEC’s 2023 lawsuit alleged violations of the registration provisions of the federal securities laws, but that is a legal claim about how SFM was sold, not a stock listing.

Where can I track the latest SafeMoon price charts and news?
CoinMarketCap tracks SFM under its SafeMoon V2 entry, CoinGecko also has a SafeMoon page, and DexScreener shows live charts for the Raydium pool where SFM trades. CoinMarketCap lists safemoon.meme and SafeMoon’s X, Telegram and Medium accounts as project links. For the legal cases, follow Department of Justice releases and court records. Check the contract address, because other tokens use the SafeMoon name.

Nothing in this article is financial advice. Cryptocurrency investments carry substantial risk.