FET, the token of the Artificial Superintelligence Alliance, rose about 16% in the week to 8 September 2026. CoinGecko's daily data shows it at $0.1547 on 1 September and $0.1792 on 8 September. Most of the gain came from 4 to 7 September, and two days later the token had given back part of it.
The week in numbers
CoinGecko's historical table has one value per calendar day (UTC):
| Date (2026) | Price (USD) | Market cap (USD) | 24h volume, all venues (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Sep | 0.154656 | 346.7M | 66.0M |
| 2 Sep | 0.151769 | 349.8M | 66.3M |
| 3 Sep | 0.157392 | 344.8M | 55.2M |
| 4 Sep | 0.155073 | 363.8M | 73.1M |
| 5 Sep | 0.164568 | 358.5M | 72.3M |
| 6 Sep | 0.174964 | 380.4M | 80.1M |
| 7 Sep | 0.182961 | 404.5M | 91.1M |
| 8 Sep | 0.179192 | 422.9M | 125.9M |
Figures derived from this table:
- Seven-day change: about +15.9% (from $0.1547 to $0.1792).
- Daily range: from a low of $0.1518 on 2 September to a high of $0.1830 on 7 September. The high is about 20.6% above the low. The table has only daily values, so intraday highs and lows may have been wider.
- Volume: on 8 September, 24-hour trading volume was $125.9M, almost double the $66.0M recorded on 1 September. The rise came with heavier trading.
- Distance from the record: CoinGecko lists FET's all-time high as $3.45, set on 28 March 2024. At $0.1792, the token was about 95% below that level.
Where the move came from
Late August had been weak. CoinGecko shows FET at $0.1686 on 26 August and $0.1483 on 30 August. The early-September rise won back that drop and went a little further.
The price data does not explain the cause. One project update fell inside the window, reported by Crypto Briefing on 5 September 2026: Fetch.ai was giving every ASI:One account three free projects for testing Athena. The outlet describes Athena as an execution layer for multi-step tasks that launched for PRO subscribers on 13 August 2026. Nothing links the update to the price move.
FET's daily price, 1 to 10 September 2026
Where did FET's roughly 16% weekly gain come from, and how much of it was left two days later?
Data table
| Item | USD | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Sep | 0.154656 | |
| 2 Sep | 0.151769 | |
| 3 Sep | 0.157392 | |
| 4 Sep | 0.155073 | |
| 5 Sep | 0.164568 | |
| 6 Sep | 0.174964 | |
| 7 Sep | 0.182961 | |
| 8 Sep | 0.179192 | |
| 9 Sep | 0.1698 | |
| 10 Sep | 0.1622 |
These are once-a-day prices from a single data source, CoinGecko, so they miss intraday highs and lows, they say nothing about what caused the move, and they do not show what happened after 10 September.
What happened next
The rise did not hold in full. By CoinGecko's figures, FET was at $0.1698 on 9 September and $0.1622 on 10 September, about 9.5% below the 8 September value. On 10 September the token was still up about 5% from 1 September.
How to read a weekly snapshot
- Check the timestamp. Daily values depend on the hour at which the data provider records them. An intraday quote from another provider can differ by a few percent, because it is taken at a different time or from different trading venues.
- Watch volume as well as price. A rise on climbing volume, as here, carries more information than a rise on thin trading. Neither tells you what happens next.
- Read market cap with care. Market cap is price times circulating supply. It can change even when the price does not, because the provider's supply figure changes.
All price, volume and market-cap figures come from one aggregator, CoinGecko, and the Athena update rests on a single trade-press report.
