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The Kaspa (KAS) market has seen a notable shift in its holder composition over the past few months, signaling an ongoing transition in investor sentiment. Back on December 1st, short-term holders—those holding for under a year—accounted for 74% of the total supply, while long-term holders made up just 26%. At that time, KAS was trading […]

Over 30% of Kaspa’s supply has remained unmoved for over a year—a sign of strong holder confidence and a maturing investor base. With such a significant portion of tokens locked away, sell pressure is reduced, creating conditions that could lead to a supply squeeze if demand increases. What Does This Mean? When a large part of the supply is

A significant Kaspa wallet—holding 525,182,344 KAS (valued at approximately $56.6 million) and representing about 2.043% of the total supply—has been actively accumulating tokens since March 2024. This places the wallet among the top five by holdings. A deeper dive Implications A notable accumulation by a large wallet could reduce circulating supply and, if demand rises,

Recently, a noticeable price gap has emerged between Kaspa ($KAS) and its wrapped version, Wrapped Kaspa ($wKAS). Although Chainge Finance maintains that the intended peg remains at 1:1, the current disparity is primarily due to a paused bridge that has limited arbitrage opportunities. Key Factors Behind the Depeg What This Means for wKAS Holders Until

Kaspa’s daily Relative Strength Index (RSI) has recently dropped to 25—a level that signals the asset is deeply oversold. Notably, this was the same level observed in May 2023, right before the price surged by 1,200% over the next six months. If history is any indication, a similar rebound could potentially drive Kaspa’s price up