Kaspa (KAS) dropped 10.23% as renewed pressure from sellers continued after recent technical improvements and upcoming network changes failed to stem declines. The move is supported by the token trading below both its 20- and 50-day moving averages and continued bearish momentum.
Highlights
- Kaspa will reduce new issuance in November and continues to advance the DAGKnight consensus upgrade to improve transaction confirmation and resilience.
- The network sustains its Proof-of-Work model, leveraging BlockDAG and GHOSTDAG protocols amid active development.
- KAS/USD faces persistent downside pressure, with technicals showing a broad sell bias and a high likelihood of consolidation between $0.0306 and $0.0347 over the next five sessions.
Ongoing upgrades and scheduled halving offset by persistent market negativity
Kaspa's latest developments included preparations for a scheduled reduction in new issuance this November and ongoing work on DAGKnight, a consensus upgrade intended to enhance transaction confirmation speeds and network resilience. The network maintains its Proof-of-Work structure with the BlockDAG and GHOSTDAG protocol. These continued technical and operational updates were reported, though price action has remained under broader selling pressure.
Bearish momentum prevails as major averages and indicators reinforce downside risk
KAS/USD is trading below its 20-day ($0.037) and 50-day ($0.0388) moving averages, indicating near-term and medium-term selling pressure. The price remains just above the 200-day moving average ($0.0327), with the longer-term trend still slightly constructive given the bullish alignment of the 50- and 200-day averages. There is near-term resistance at $0.0338 and support at $0.0327. Momentum signals are mostly negative: the MACD remains in strong sell mode, and the RSI sits at 44, pointing to further downside risk. The Stochastic RSI and Hull Moving Average continue to reinforce the bearish trend, while the ADX indicates a neutral trend. The CCI and Awesome Oscillator are neutral, and Bull/Bear Power is slightly positive intraday, highlighting a minor buyer edge despite prevailing negative momentum. Volatility is elevated, with a 7.10% intraday swing and a downside gap of approximately 6.8%. The session closed near its lows.
Earlier, analysts noted that Kaspa was consolidating as trader indecision persisted amid mixed technical signals and ongoing network development. With continued selling pressure now confirmed by weak price action and mounting downside risk, traders should closely monitor the $0.0306 support level as a break could trigger further declines.