Taraxa – Giving You A Second Chance?
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I was surprised to see how heavily Taraxa had corrected. I would never have imagined it to retest $0.001. However, not only has Taraxa retested this level, but it is trading at $0.0005, a 50% discount from where I picked it up in 2023. Taraxa is an EVM-compatible Layer1 with a current market cap of $3 million. It has several small projects built on it and is about to perform an upgrade in January.

In December 2025, Taraxa ranked first (+1169%) in terms of the highest growth in TVL, followed by ZKsync Lite (+226%) and Mezo (+82%). It is, however, important to note that Taraxa’s TVL is still relatively low, making it easier to surge in percentage terms. However, it is still a good sign. As long as there is growth, things are headed in the right direction.
Taraxa definitely has upside potential. However, it is a micro-cap, and consequently, it carries a very high risk. One should always exercise good risk management practices when dealing with micro-caps, especially in this market.
Final Thoughts
This is just a quick reminder, especially since Taraxa is so heavily oversold. I have purchased a small bag at these levels and aim to keep adding to it as the price action unfolds. Please remember that this is not investment advice. Taraxa is available on numerous exchanges, including

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