Market & On Chain

Kaspa (KAS) is flashing a potentially powerful bullish signal on the weekly chart as it approaches an exit from the Stochastic RSI oversold zone — a technical condition that has historically preceded major price surges for the asset. What Is Stochastic RSI? The Stochastic RSI (Stoch RSI) is a momentum indicator that combines the Relative Strength Index (RSI) with Stochastic oscillator calculations.

Kaspa (KAS) remains within a clearly defined falling wedge formation on the weekly chart — a pattern that often signals a potential bullish reversal. However, it’s important to stress that until a confirmed breakout occurs, this formation continues to reflect a consolidation within a broader downtrend. For now, price action remains trapped, and momentum is

Kaspa (KAS) has seen some recent downward pressure, with the price slipping below the $0.10 support level and now sitting around $0.075. At the same time, the network hashrate has declined from nearly 1.50 PH/s to around 1.19 PH/s over the past month. While this might raise concerns at first glance, it’s not a sign

Wrapped Kaspa (wKAS) continues to spiral further from its intended 1:1 peg with native Kaspa (KAS), now trading at $0.028 versus $0.077 — a staggering 63% discount. This significant discrepancy underscores the vulnerability of wrapped assets when critical infrastructure, like cross-chain bridges, fails. What Caused the Depeg? As previously reported, the primary cause behind the ongoing price divergence

Crypto markets, including Kaspa, have remained relatively calm in early 2025. Prices aren’t moving much, and some investors are wondering why things feel so slow, especially when global economic conditions are clearly shifting. But a closer look reveals that the stage is being set for a potential turnaround — and it’s being driven by a

Markets often feel unpredictable on the surface — prices rise, fall, and consolidate without always offering clear reasons. But when you zoom out, market movements often follow familiar patterns. One of the most time-tested frameworks for understanding these patterns is the Wyckoff method, developed over a hundred years ago and still widely used today. The Wyckoff

Over the past 90 days, the price of Kaspa has declined from around $0.18 to around $0.07 — a 60% drop. During this period of falling prices and growing fear, on-chain data shows a pattern of quiet accumulation by large holders. Four new wallets became humpbacks, each surpassing 100 million KAS, while Wallet 4, one of the largest

Since December, wallets holding Kaspa for over 3 months have grown by 4.5%, now locking up over 63% of the total supply. At the same time, the price has been falling. So, who’s selling? source: kaspalytics.com It’s likely a mix of newer holders cutting losses, miners covering costs, and short-term traders getting flushed out. But