Driven by expectations of chain migration, OSMO briefly surged to 0.1347 USDT, with trading volume soaring—a reflection of bullish sentiment. However, as regulatory authorities tightened risk controls and perpetual contracts were gradually delisted, speculative enthusiasm cooled, causing prices to repeatedly consolidate within the 0.120–0.126 USDT range, and both liquidity and derivatives demand were significantly suppressed. Currently, 0.118 USDT serves as a critical support level; if breached, downside risk could intensify. It is recommended to stay on the sidelines, closely monitor the progress of chain migration and structural changes in the market, participate cautiously in high-leverage trading, and maintain flexibility in positions to cope with volatility caused by market depth contraction.

In mid-October, the price of OSMO skyrocketed from 0.1131 USDT to a high of 0.1347 USDT, with trading volume significantly increasing, reflecting the community’s eager anticipation of the chain migration plan. However, in the following days, the price hovered narrowly around 0.13 USDT, indicating that bullish profit-taking pressure started to emerge. Technically, resistance has formed at the 0.136 USDT level, while the support near 0.12 USDT remains effective. Further attention should be paid to the finalization of migration routes and community voting progress, as these may impact mid-to-long-term value.

Akash Network founder Greg Osuri announced plans to deprecate their own Layer 1 chain and migrate Akash to another blockchain that ensures security, strong community, deep liquidity, and growth. The new chain may be within or outside Cosmos but must be IBC-compatible, allowing users to continue using existing tools like Osmosis and Keplr. The decision process will be transparent, with community input, and a Request for Proposal will be issued soon.

Akash Network May Migrate to Another Chain

Since October 20, platforms have reduced the maximum order size for OSMO perpetual contracts and simultaneously raised margin and leverage requirements, continuing until October 29. These measures aim to curb the risks of excessive leverage and sudden liquidations, encouraging traders to optimize their position management. Charts show that since then, OSMO has been repeatedly grinding in the 0.120–0.126 USDT range, with average daily volume dropping compared to previous periods, signaling a cooled short-term speculative heat. Under the new risk control framework, price volatility may narrow, and market sentiment is expected to return to more rational supply-demand assessments.

Bybit will adjust the Maximum Order Size for SWELLUSDT and OSMOUSDT Perpetual Contracts by Oct 20, 2025, 3:00PM UTC to enhance user protection. The max market and limit order sizes will be reduced. Users are encouraged to trade responsibly, use lower leverage, and adjust trading strategies accordingly to mitigate risk.

Changes of Max. Order Size for USDT Perpetual Contracts Oct 20, 2025

Bybit has adjusted the risk limits and applicable leverage for OSMOUSDT and SWELLUSDT Perpetual Contracts to enhance trading experience. New margin requirements and position value limits are effective, with a buffer period until Oct 29, 2025, 1PM UTC, during which position increases are restricted if not meeting new criteria. Traders are advised to manage risks and adjust positions accordingly to avoid liquidation. These changes also apply to Copy Trading and Trading Bots.

Risk Limit Adjustment for OSMOUSDT, SWELLUSDT Perpetual Contracts

Starting from October 21, platforms began phasing out perpetual contracts with low liquidity—including OSMO—meaning leverage trading and hedging tools were stripped away. The reduced derivatives trading volume may prompt some speculative funds and risk management needs to shift to other exchanges or products, thereby increasing spot market selling pressure. If the price falls below the 0.118 USDT support level, further downside could open up. In the medium to long term, the lack of major derivative liquidity may pose a challenge to OSMO’s market depth.

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