- Kaspa’s GHOSTDAG protocol enables parallel blocks; 26.2B KAS circulating nears max supply, with 10–100 blocks/sec scalability goals boosting PoW appeal.
- Holding $0.111 and breaking $0.115 with volume could push KAS to $0.123–$0.128 in 5–7 days, per technicals and adoption trends.
Kaspa (KAS) is currently trading at $0.1129, reflecting a +2.35% increase in the last 24 hours, although the token has experienced a -6.08% decline over the past 7 days. Despite the short-term volatility, KAS remains in a longer-term uptrend with a +28.5% gain over the past month and +16.4% annual growth, supported by increasing activity on major centralized exchanges like Gate.io, MEXC, and Bybit.

Technically, KAS is consolidating between $0.1097 and $0.1145, and a break above this short-term range could signal a continuation toward $0.12–$0.13. Support lies near the lower band at $0.109, which has historically served as a bounce zone.

Momentum remains stable, with 24-hour trading volume reaching $107.4 million, indicating healthy liquidity and interest from both retail and institutional traders.
Fundamentally, Kaspa distinguishes itself as a high-throughput proof-of-work blockchain implementing the GHOSTDAG protocol, which allows parallel block creation. With over 26.2 billion KAS in circulation (out of a 28.7 billion max supply), the network is moving closer to full emission, which could impact long-term inflation positively.
Recent attention has been focused on its scalability roadmap, including ambitions to reach 10–100 blocks per second, making it a notable outlier among PoW assets in terms of throughput.

If KAS holds above $0.111 and breaks $0.115 with sustained volume, it is projected to reach $0.123–$0.128 within the next 5–7 days, driven by strong technical fundamentals and rising adoption interest in PoW scalability.