BAKE -6806.89% in 1 Year Amid Regulatory Pressure and Ecosystem Stagnation

On AUG 31 2025, BAKE dropped by 12.53% within 24 hours to reach $0.0811, BAKE dropped by 280.49% within 7 days, dropped by 612.49% within 1 month, and dropped by 6806.89% within 1 year.

A significant portion of the decline in BAKE’s value can be traced to ongoing regulatory scrutiny across major blockchain jurisdictions. Multiple countries have imposed tighter controls on decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols and stablecoin mechanisms, which have directly impacted BAKE’s utility and demand. These developments led to a sharp contraction in the token’s use cases and market confidence.

The token’s decline also reflects a broader trend of reduced liquidity and transaction volume on the BAKE ecosystem. While the protocol once attracted substantial on-chain activity, recent metrics suggest a steady outflow of users and capital. This has contributed to a lack of network growth and a diminished ability to attract new developers or partners. The ecosystem’s failure to innovate or scale has left BAKE exposed to market forces without the support of a robust user base.

BAKE’s price performance in 2025 has also been influenced by broader market sentiment toward high-risk DeFi tokens. As investors have shifted capital toward more established and regulated financial instruments, tokens like BAKE have seen declining demand. Analysts project further downward pressure unless the protocol introduces significant upgrades or partnerships to reinvigorate its network.

Technical indicators for BAKE paint a bearish picture. The 50-day and 200-day moving averages remain in a clear downtrend, with the short-term average continuing to fall below the long-term one. The RSI has remained below 30 for much of the year, indicating oversold conditions, but without a corresponding rebound in price, this has not signaled a reversal. Additionally, the MACD histogram has consistently shown negative momentum, reinforcing the notion of a prolonged bear market.

A number of on-chain metrics also reflect declining activity. Total daily transactions and active addresses have trended downward, with the average daily transaction volume falling below pre-2024 levels. These metrics suggest a waning interest in the protocol, reducing the likelihood of a near-term recovery without structural changes to the ecosystem.