Reviewed by Reviewed by Jibin Mathew George Updated 21:30 EDT September 29, 2026 Share Share Share Back to Top SKY extended its September recovery on Tuesday, gaining 8.39% to trade near the $0.0854 price level at the time of this writing. It briefly touched $0.0875, which is its highest price in many months
The move took SKY beyond two important barriers. But after the climb it saw, holding those new levels it just reached is more important than reaching another short-lived high
SKY started trading near the $0.0787 price level before buyers pushed it above $0.084. Since it broke beyond the 0.078 price level, that level has been its obstacle
There was also an increase in trading activity during the move. Around 14.18 million SKY was traded, meaning the advance saw a lot of participation and did not rely on a few trades
The current rally continued a recovery that started around the $0.056 price level earlier this month. Since then, SKY has seen more than 50% in gains and is trading above its average prices from recent weeks and months
For buyers, keeping it above $0.084 is the challenge. But if they are able to do so, $0.09 becomes the next target. If it sees a stronger advance, the $0.10 level could come into view
SKY has climbed quickly, and this has allowed some holders to take profits. A fall below $0.084 could take it back toward $0.078, which may now serve as its first major support level
The rally follows some developments from the Sky ecosystem, but it does not mean that any of them was responsible for the recent price increase
Earlier in September, Sky governance approved the destruction of about 2.86 million SKY. This destruction removed them from circulation and reduced the available supply
More recently, Sky said that Galaxy had added $100 million of sUSDS to its corporate treasury. It also approved the stablecoin as collateral across its institutional trading business
Sky’s website currently reports that it has $11.48 billion in stablecoin supply and $14.15 billion in total collateral. Despite all these, SKY must still prove that its latest breakout can survive profit-taking
Adewale Olarinde is a crypto journalist and data-driven storyteller with a Master’s degree in International Relations. He covers digital assets, markets, and policy with a focus on clarity and context. Outside of work, he’s a lifelong Manchester United supporter and a big music lover
