
Kaspa is coming off a strong recovery that took the price from the $0.020 bottom to the $0.050 area. The latest data shows trading volume up 111.51%, with buyers still pushing against the key $0.050 resistance.
If KAS breaks above $0.050 with strong volume, the next targets could be $0.052-$0.055. A move back toward $0.046-$0.047 could also give the KAS price some room to consolidate before another attempt at $0.050. If buyers fail to clear resistance and selling picks up, $0.044 and $0.041 become the first levels to watch, followed by $0.038 below $0.041.
Momentum is also running hot. RSI is at 72.04, and the Stochastic is above 86, leaving room for some consolidation before the next major move. At the same time, easing whale distribution and Kaspa’s real estate adoption news give buyers more factors to watch as the KAS price tests this key resistance zone.
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The KAS Price Needs to Hold $0.040
We had a look at the Kaspa chart, and the KAS price is now below $0.045 after pulling back from the $0.050 area. That makes $0.045 the first resistance to watch, followed by $0.050 and $0.055.
If KAS gets back above $0.045, buyers could have another chance to test $0.050. A break above $0.050 would bring $0.055 into focus as the next major resistance. The more important level on the downside is $0.040.

As long as KAS holds above it, the recovery from $0.020 remains intact. If $0.040 gives way, the next levels are $0.035 and $0.030, followed by $0.025 and the $0.020 macro bottom. The indicators show that the KAS price has lost some of its recent momentum. RSI is at 56.34, which remains in neutral-to-bullish territory, but the indicator is declining.
The latest bearish divergence label also adds caution after the rally toward $0.050. The Ultimate Oscillator is at 37.26, placing it below the 40 oversold threshold. That reading leaves room for a short-term bounce, especially if buyers defend $0.040.
The ascending channel also needs attention. KAS climbed from roughly $0.020 to $0.050 before falling back toward $0.04214. The rejection at the upper trendline shows that sellers are active around higher prices.
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Kaspa’s Network Is Still Developing
The KAS price also has several network developments to consider. Kaspa’s Toccata hard fork went live on June 30, 2026, adding native covenants and ZK verification. The network now runs at 10 blocks per second following the Crescendo upgrade.
The next major upgrade is DAGKnight, which is planned for 2027. The upgrade targets adaptive consensus and sub-second finality. Its impact on the KAS price will depend on whether the technology brings more developers and actual network usage.
Kaspa has also processed 2.418 billion cumulative transactions, based on data shared by BSCN. That puts the network close to the 2.5 billion transaction milestone and provides a clear measure of activity on the chain.
Supply Is Tight, but Usage Remains a Concern
Kaspa has 27.74 billion KAS in circulation out of a maximum supply of 28.7 billion. That means about 96.5% of the maximum supply has already been mined. With most of the supply already issued, new KAS emissions have less room to add selling pressure.
The bigger question is demand. TokenPost data shows that daily active users fell 78% between September 17 and September 27.
For the week ahead, $0.040 remains the key level for the KAS price. Holding above it keeps $0.045, $0.050 and $0.055 within reach. Losing $0.040 would bring $0.035 and $0.030 into focus and put more pressure on the recovery from $0.020.
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