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Kaspa (KAS) Hits Key Support After 30% Drop — Reversal Signs Emerging

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Nikola Lazic
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By Nikola Lazic
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Key Takeaways

  • Rebound from $0.10 led to a new all-time high at $0.20.
  • Key indicators suggest potential reversal after consolidation.
  • A break above $0.16 signals a bullish trend; below $0.12 is bearish.

After reaching an all-time high of $0.20, the price of Kaspa (KAS) started a correction, which may have ended on Oct. 10. Signs of a potential reversal are emerging.

Still, more confirmation is needed to validate the start of a new uptrend. Key levels at $0.12 and $0.16 will provide further insight into KAS’s next move.

Kaspa Price Analysis

KAS reached its all-time high of $0.18 on Feb. 20, marking the end of a strong uptrend from $0.012 in May 2023. However, after encountering ascending resistance for the second time, the price was rejected, leading to a significant pullback.

The correction caused KAS to drop over 45%, bottoming at $0.10 on May 1. Since then, the price has rebounded by more than 105%, breaking past key resistance levels and reaching a slightly higher new ATH of $0.20 on July 31. 

A bounce from key ascending support supported the rebound, and the Relative Strength Index (RSI) on the daily chart fell to 38%.

While not technically oversold, similar RSI levels have historically preceded KAS price reversals.

KAS price analysis
KASUSD at ascending support | Credit: Nikola Lazic/TradingView

Despite the upward momentum, KAS barely reached the prior high before returning to ascending support. Even though a higher high was made, this is considered part of a corrective structure after its February peak. 

On Oct. 10, the price landed at $0.12 and started consolidating. It is currently trading at $0.13. The RSI and MACD indicate a reversal. 

KAS Price Prediction 

Zooming into the 4-hour chart, we can see that the wave structure supports the case of a reversal. Since its all-time high, we saw a three-wave move labeled as an ABC correction, with its C wave being the last downtrend from the Sept. 15 high of $0.18.

We can spot a five-wave sub-division in its lower degree structure until Oct. 10, suggesting that the downtrend ended.

Since a symmetrical triangle formed afterward, it further strengthens the assumption, as these triangles imply price consolidation.

Should the price break into the upside, a new five-wave impulse will be anticipated to develop. 

KAS price prediction
KASUSD symmetrical triangle formed | Credit: Nikola Lazic/TradingView

Our first target is set at $0.16 at the horizontal resistance zone. If a rejection causes a pullback that ends as a higher low above Oct. 10, it could provide further insight into a more significant uptrend in development. 

However, if the price breaks down to the downside below $0.12, it could mean KAS has more downside ahead. 

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Nikola Lazic is a cryptocurrency analyst and investor working in the industry since 2017. He holds a bachelor's degree in Sociology, which enables him to better understand the psychology behind the crowd´s positioning. Consequently his preferred analytical tool is Elliott Wave Theory in combination with price action analysis. Combining his experience in trading and investing with knowledge in content writing he strives to bring the most accurate and actionable information. Expertise: Cryptocurrencies, Technical analysis, Elliott Wave Theory, On-chain metrics, Research reports.
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