In our last KAS weekly prediction, we said the Kaspa price needed to break above $0.0315 to target $0.033, with $0.0345 coming into play if buyers stayed in control.
That never happened. Buyers couldn’t break through resistance, KAS lost that $0.030 level, and the downside played out. It’s now at $0.0289, down 2.30% in the last day, underperforming the rest of crypto.
The problem is buyers aren’t showing up near the important support zones, so sellers are running the show. This week, everyone’s watching to see if KAS can hold $0.0285 or if it keeps sliding.
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What’s Driving the Kaspa Price This Week?
The KAS price remains under pressure from weak technical conditions. KAS is trading below its 7-day average ($0.02971), its 30-day average ($0.03003), and its 200-day average ($0.03453). That tells you sellers are in control, no matter what timeframe you look at. Trading volume also dropped 28.52% to $6.95 million, so buyers are just staying calm.
That said, sentiment hasn’t turned sour. A few analysts still have KAS on their list of altcoins under $10 with room to run. They point to its BlockDAG tech, upgrades to handle more transactions, and a growing ecosystem as reasons to stay interested. Even so, those strengths have yet to translate into stronger buying.
The long-term supply picture still favors the KAS price. Around 27.57 billion KAS are already in circulation out of a maximum supply of 28.7 billion, meaning 95.4% of all coins have already been mined. With new coin issuance falling every month and expected to approach zero by the end of 2026, future selling pressure from miners should continue to decline.
Here’s What the Kaspa Chart Is Showing
We had a look at the chart and found the KAS price extending the downtrend that began after failing to break above $0.0315.
Every time Kaspa tries to bounce, it peaks a little lower than the last time. That tells you buyers can’t take charge. Price is now right near that $0.0285 support level, which also happens to be the 78.6% Fibonacci retracement..
The numbers side with sellers too. KAS is still below every major moving average, so the bigger picture hasn’t turned around. And with trading volume down, there’s just not enough buying interest to fuel any real comeback.
The most important level this week remains $0.0285. If buyers defend that zone, the KAS price could stabilize and attempt another recovery. A clean break below it would expose the next support around $0.027.
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What Could Trigger the Kaspa Price to Pump Next?
The big thing to watch is the DAGKnight consensus upgrade, due sometime in Q3 2026. It’s replacing the old GHOSTDAG model with something faster and more secure, one that adjusts confirmation times based on network conditions.
If everything goes smoothly, Kaspa could become one of the quickest proof-of-work networks out there.
Further down the road, Kaspa wants to scale from 10 blocks per second to 100, plus bring in vProgs for smart contracts and decentralized apps. The Clarity Act passing recently might also clean up the U.S. regulatory side of things, which could help solid projects like Kaspa draw more institutional money as the space grows.
Where Will the Kaspa Price Go This Week?
Bullish case:
If buyers push back above $0.030, KAS might run to $0.0315. Clear that, and $0.033 comes back into play.
Neutral case:
If it just hangs between $0.0285 and $0.0300, that’s the most likely outcome, buyers waiting for something to change.
Bearish case:
If $0.0285 breaks, the KAS price could drop to $0.0270. And if the whole crypto market keeps sliding, it could go even lower.
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