Kaspa Deep Dive

October slammed Kaspa with three waves of selling: an early flash-low anomaly, a mid-month liquidation cascade, and a late-month flood that dragged price under $0.05 before a small rebound. On paper, KAS traded between $0.049 and $0.083, but the path between those levels was messy – thin order books, forced liquidations, and more supply floods than shocks.Our indicators tell the real story: PAI, MACD, and CCI all rolled over, while the Supply Indicator flashed FLOODED on Oct 10–11, 16, 18, 22, and 23. Fear & Greed swung from Greed to Extreme Fear, confirming a full sentiment reset. Hodlers mostly stayed in place, but exchange flows showed traders using KAS as a liquidity source.In this month’s Kaspa Deep Dive, we break down each week of October, why every bounce failed, and what needs to change in November for this to become a true bottom – not just another pause in a downtrend.

This week’s Kaspa Deep Dive dissects how Kaspa found its November floor. We explore the chain reaction behind the early-week liquidation, the Fed and ETF dynamics that triggered it, and how conviction buying reversed the damage by Friday. From supply-shock data to returning liquidity, this episode explains why Kaspa’s recovery is more than a bounce — it’s the beginning of structural rebuilding.

This week’s Kaspa Deep Dive explores how Kaspa transitioned from volatility to equilibrium. As ETF inflows resumed and Treasury yields cooled, Kaspa traded calmly between $0.052 and $0.061, closing $0.05412. We unpack why liquidity returning to risk markets matters, how supply shocks show renewed conviction, and what quiet accumulation signals for November. Kaspa’s stability isn’t luck—it’s structural resilience finally meeting macro relief.

This week’s Kaspa Deep Dive covers how Kaspa “held the line” during a global risk repricing. While equities, bonds, and commodities swung wildly, Kaspa maintained balance—trading between $0.04908–$0.05654 and closing at $0.05418. We’ll explore why on-chain metrics confirmed stability, how supply shocks replaced floods, and why global credit stress is easing. The takeaway: Kaspa’s resilience is becoming its identity—a network proving that conviction and structure can withstand macro gravity.

Antarchy Labs examines how Kaspa’s multi-year consolidation mirrors Solana’s and Cardano’s pre-breakout eras. We trace how Rust Crescendo transformed the network into a 10 block-per-second engine, why DAGKNIGHT and Kasplex could ignite the first major repricing wave, and how miners — not airdrops — are driving grass-roots distributionWe compare Solana’s 50× and Cardano’s 20× surges to Kaspa’s current setup, explaining why its market symmetry may signal another physics-driven cycle ahead.

This week’s Kaspa Deep Dive explores how the market transitioned from oversold bounce to credit crunch collapse. After rallying early to $0.06649, Kaspa succumbed to global credit stress, closing the week at $0.05482. We break down why dollar funding strain, ETF redemptions, and rising Treasury yields combined to drain liquidity across crypto—and how supply-shock accumulation shows conviction is holding firm.

In this episode, we dissect how a routine trading week turned historic when tariffs detonated global risk appetite. Kaspa soared early on its network throughput milestone, only to face a flash-low print of $0.02043 as liquidity evaporated during the Oct 10 panic. We unpack why that wick doesn’t represent real selling, how ETF outflows magnified volatility, and why supply-shock accumulation signals long-term resilience. Tune in for the full timeline, macro context, and what to watch as Kaspa rebuilds from the tariff quake.

This week we dive into Kaspa’s performance during a challenging but revealing stretch, from September 27 through October 3. Trading between $0.0755 and $0.0836, Kaspa endured two Bear Flags and a midweek liquidation cascade before stabilizing into a late-week recovery. The story wasn’t just technical — it was about liquidity. ETF outflows from Ethereum weighed heavily on altcoins, while Bitcoin inflows briefly restored confidence on Thursday, fueling Kaspa’s weekly high. Indicators showed conviction beneath the volatility: 6+ month inactive supply grew, signaling long-term holders are unmoved. Yet roadmap delays, particularly Kasplex’s postponed contracts, capped speculative appetite. The focus now shifts to Igor Labs’ Q4 milestone as the next potential catalyst. Kaspa closes the week neutral but stable, reminding us that both global liquidity and internal delivery remain central to its trajectory.

September was a month of sharp swings for Kaspa, moving between ETF-driven selloffs and roadmap-fueled rebounds. The coin traded between $0.075 and $0.092, with big moves tied to macro catalysts like the Fed’s 25 bps rate cut and liquidation cascades that hit BTC and ETH. Mid-month, Kaspa spiked on optimism, peaking near $0.0919, only to fall back after leveraged wipeouts. The spotlight moment came on Sept 26 with Kasplex’s smart contract release, which briefly lifted sentiment but quickly faced profit-taking. On-chain, hodler conviction held steady, but late-month exchange inflows suggested distribution. Entering October, Kaspa sits at a crossroads: will Fed easing and roadmap milestones fuel a breakout, or will ETF outflows and macro stress cap momentum? Stay tuned as we track whether conviction or caution drives the next leg.

This week's podcast focuses on the performance of the Kaspa (KAS) cryptocurrency between September 20 and September 26, 2025. The podcast is based on the research report call the Koefficient by Antarchy Lab, it gave details on Kaspa’s price action, which experienced initial supply-driven volatility followed by stabilization and relief on the news of the Kasplex smart contract release. The report thoroughly discusses the market context, noting that broader crypto assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum, along with a plateaued U.S. M1 money supply, provided a liquidity floor but capped upside potential for speculative assets like Kaspa. Ultimately, concludes that Kaspa's stability was maintained by investor conviction and roadmap progress, rather than by overall speculative market momentum.

This week’s Kaspa Deep Dive unpacks the trading story between September 13–19, where Kaspa moved within a $0.08277–$0.09096 range. The week split into three phases: early distribution pressure as Bitcoin and Ethereum pulled back, midweek stabilization as traders positioned ahead of the Federal Reserve meeting, and late-week macro relief after the Fed delivered a 25 bp rate cut. Kaspa surged midweek on liquidity optimism, even tagging a supply shock, but resistance near $0.091 held firm. We explore how ETF flows, macro policy, and Kaspa’s roadmap shaped the tape — and why conviction now hinges on whether usage and adoption can finally break the range.Now let’s dive into the details behind the moves.

This episode breaks down how Kaspa flushed early on Sept 6, then rebuilt into a controlled rebound by Sept 12. We cover the $0.07541–$0.08982 weekly band, why the ~$3.4M long-liquidation purge reset leverage, how supply shifted from flooded to normal, and what it means when reactivation↓ shows older coins feeding strength into rips. We finish with a clear playbook: accumulate $0.079–$0.083, demand confirmation >$0.090, and watch whether supply stays tight at resistance or re-floods—the difference between range expansion and another fade.

This week on The Koefficient, Antarchy Lab breaks down Kaspa’s (KAS) performance from late August to early September, highlighting a period of pressure and distribution-heavy cycles. The podcast highlights details on market context, including global anchors like the Jackson Hole Symposium and the impact of ETF-driven capital rotation, which saw funds flow into Bitcoin while smaller altcoins like Kaspa struggled. It provides a daily breakdown of price and signal performance, noting bear flags and only a single bull flag indicating a potential pump. The discussion concludes with strategic implications for investors and traders, emphasizing that Kaspa's underperformance is due to a lack of sponsorship rather than a systemic liquidity issue, as macro liquidity trends remained stable.

Kaspa’s story this week was one of push and pull. After a shaky start marked by repeated pullbacks, the market faced Bear Flags on August 25 and 29, clear signals of stress and hesitation. Yet, as often happens with Kaspa, buyers stepped back in midweek: a Bull Flag and Pump Likely on August 27 showed that accumulation hasn’t disappeared and that demand is still alive beneath the surface.Global markets added their own flavor. The Jackson Hole Fed Symposium calmed fears of aggressive rate hikes, while steady money supply and liquidity injections from China helped create a supportive backdrop. Still, Kaspa’s rhythm remained distribution-heavy, with each rebound capped by resistance and each pullback testing the patience of traders.The key takeaway: Kaspa is holding steady in its August cycle. Pullbacks are real, but so is resilience—and opportunity lies in reading the rhythm.

This week on The Koefficient, Antarchy Lab breaks down Kaspa’s (KAS) performance between August 16–22, 2025, highlighting a week characterized by volatility, liquidation, and subsequent recovery. The document details how Kaspa navigated fragile pumps, a Bear Flag formation, and a significant liquidation event, ultimately demonstrating resilience through a Bull Flag and renewed buying interest. It asserts that Kaspa's price fluctuations were structurally and flow-driven, rather than influenced by a stable macro-economic environment, which saw a plateau in U.S. M2 money supply, moderating inflation, and supportive global liquidity measures. The note concludes by outlining strategic implications for investors and traders, emphasizing the cryptocurrency's consistent "pump-distribution-flag-liquidation" cycles and the importance of internal flows for future trajectory.

This week on The Koefficient, Antarchy Lab breaks down Kaspa’s (KAS) performance between August 9th - 15th and highlights Kaspa's "retest-and-extension" cycle, characterized by initial support confirmation, midweek profit-taking, and a strong late-week rally. It emphasizes the supportive role of global liquidity and stable macro conditions, particularly the plateauing U.S. money supply, which created a favorable environment for mid-cap digital assets. The analysis also offers strategic implications for investors and traders, outlining key signals to monitor for potential continuation or risk, ultimately concluding that Kaspa showed a measured recovery and potential for further upside.

This week on The Koefficient, Antarchy Lab breaks down Kaspa’s (KAS) performance from August 3rd–8th, 2025, where the asset traded between $0.0824 and $0.0949, moving through early accumulation, a midweek reset, and a strong close at the weekly high. Global liquidity steadied, trade tensions eased, and majors like Bitcoin and Ethereum held their ranges—creating space for Kaspa to re-engage buyers. With two key sessions showing rare alignment between accumulation and “Pump Likely” signals, the short-term outlook leans cautiously bullish, though risks remain if support near $0.086 fails