Kaspa Daily

BitGo, one of the largest institutional crypto custodians, is quietly building out full Kaspa support. Their public codebase shows a dedicated $KAS module already working on testnet, covering wallet creation, address generation, and transaction signing built specifically for how Kaspa works under the hood. It also includes support for institutional-grade multi-party signing, the kind used for large funds and custody clients rather than individual wallets. On the custody side, the code is wired into BitGo's regulated trust entities across the US, Germany, India, and the MENA region, meaning if this goes live, institutions would have a regulated place to custody KAS rather than relying on exchange wallets. Nothing is confirmed live for customers yet. This is testnet stage, not a launch. But BitGo doesn't typically build this much infrastructure without intent to ship it. #Kaspa #KAS

While 3+ month holders appear to be offloading, Kaspa medium and longer-term holders continue to show strong conviction. The share of $KAS supply that hasn’t moved for 6+ months is hitting new all-time highs, suggesting coins are increasingly moving into stronger, longer-term hands. #Kaspa #KAS

Kaspa whale flow is showing renewed selling pressure. The current 30-day net flow sits at -224.32M $KAS , well past both the 30-day average of -154.59M and the 90-day average of -75.27M, meaning outflow has been accelerating rather than easing off. This follows a short stretch of net accumulation in July, before flipping back to sustained red bars heading into mid-August. #Kaspa #KAS

Kaspa 30-day correlation with BTC just went through a sharp round trip. It dropped to roughly -0.5 in late July, essentially moving opposite to Bitcoin, before snapping back up to 0.42 over the past couple weeks. That kind of swing isn't new for $KAS . The correlation has oscillated between strongly negative and near 1.0 multiple times over the past year, rarely sitting still for long.

Kaspa miner profitability is sitting at $0.1723 per TH/s per day, below its 30-day average of $0.1863 and well off the highs from earlier this year, when daily revenue was running above $0.45. The decline has tracked $KAS price weakness closely since last fall, though profitability has held a bit more steady than price over the past couple months while price has kept drifting lower. #KAS

Entity X sent 2.4M $KAS on August 10 to a relay wallet it has used repeatedly before, one that has a track record of forwarding straight to Bitvavo. Over the past several months, this same route has moved close to 15M KAS from Entity X to Bitvavo. #Kaspa #KAS

Kaspa’s hashrate has bounced sharply back above 320 PH/s, recovering from the recent dip below 300 PH/s. $KAS

Kaspa’s network hashrate is currently sitting at 273.66 PH/s, down from the 340-360 PH/s range seen earlier this week. $KAS

MARA’s Kaspa mining payouts are climbing fast. A wallet tied to MARA and routed through F2Pool was pulling in roughly 100 to 150 $KAS a day for the last couple of months and even less before that. Then August started, and the daily payouts jumped. By the first week of the month, single-day amounts were landing in the 600 to 900 KAS range, and by August 7 and 8 daily receipts had climbed past 3,000 and 4,000 KAS. That’s roughly a 15 to 20x increase in daily payout size in under a month, and the wallet’s balance history shows the same acceleration, a slow climb through most of July followed by a much steeper stair-step into August. Daily mining payouts scaling up this quickly usually means one thing: more hashrate pointed at the network. If this pace holds, it points to a large public miner meaningfully increasing its Kaspa allocation rather than just testing the water

Kaspa 30-day rolling volatility has fallen to just 30%, the lowest level on record. For comparison, Kaspa historical average volatility has been just over 100%. Volatility this low suggests the market is in extreme period of consolidation. The eventual breakout from this range could bring a significant expansion in volatility. $KAS #Kaspa

Kaspa continues to trade well below both its 30-day and 90-day moving averages, highlighting that the broader downtrend remains intact.

Price has struggled to reclaim key technical levels, with both moving averages continuing to slope downward as bearish momentum persists. $KAS #Kaspa #Altcoin Season#

35.83M $KAS moved onto exchanges today, the largest single-day inflow since the spike around July 20. Most of the past month has been quiet, with flows barely registering on either side. Today's inflow stands out: coins moving to exchanges is potentially a sell-ready supply entering the market.

Entity X, Kaspa largest known holder, has added another 850,000 $KAS, extending its ongoing accumulation trend. The latest purchase follows a series of steady additions over recent days and weeks, with the wallet continuing to increase its holdings despite subdued market conditions. #Kaspa $KAS

Entity X keeps adding. Another 1.74M $KAS in from Bitget, balance now at 1.51B KAS ($38.93M). This wallet has added roughly 50M KAS in July alone. #Kaspa

Kaspa is currently testing the $0.026 support level, but on-chain data suggests the selling pressure is largely coming from short-term holders. While some investors who bought within the last three months continue to exit, long-term conviction remains stronger than ever.For the first time in Kaspa's history, more than 66% of the circulating supply has not moved in over six months, setting a new all-time high. Despite recent price weakness, long-term holders continue to hold their positions, while distribution appears concentrated among newer market participants. $KAS #Kaspa

If July closes at current levels, Kaspa will record its first-ever streak of four consecutive monthly red candles. Despite the prolonged price weakness, sentiment remains among the most positive in crypto according to CoinMarketCap, while developer activity continues at a strong pace following the Toccata upgrade. Price has struggled, but community sentiment, development continue to show strength. $KAS #Kaspa

$KAS is showing a bullish divergence on the weekly. Price has kept grinding to lower lows, down near $0.029 along a clean descending trendline. But underneath, weekly RSI is doing the opposite — carving higher lows while price falls. Momentum is quietly building even as price bleeds. That's the setup that sometimes front-runs a turn: sellers still in control on the surface, but each new low coming with less force behind it. On a weekly timeframe it's a slow signal, not a trigger, divergences can hold for weeks before anything resolves, and they can fail outright if price breaks down hard. RSI is still under 50, so momentum hasn't flipped yet, it's just leaning. #KAS #Kaspa

Kaspa just decoupled from Bitcoin, 30-day correlation flipped to -0.53. For most of the year KAS traded largely in step with BTC, correlation sitting up near 0.75 as recently as this month. In a matter of days it's dropped through zero into negative territory, Kaspa now moving on its own, not on Bitcoin's lead. Decorrelation cuts both ways. It means $KAS isn't just riding the majors, but it also means the moves are being driven by Kaspa-specific demand and flow rather than the broader market. Whichever way it breaks, this is Kaspa trading on its own story right now.

Kaspa hashrate keeps sliding, now down to 282 PH/s. The 30-day average has crossed back below the 60-day and the gap is widening as both roll lower. That's the compressed ribbon setup again: hashrate leaving the network faster than it's coming in, the classic sign of miners powering down at current prices. Zoom out and it's a steady year-long bleed. Hashrate has more than halved off last summer's highs, and the last few crossovers have all tipped bearish. There's been no sustained expansion to break the pattern. Miners are still capitulating, not returning yet. $KAS #Kaspa

$KAS is testing its 30-day average again. After an early-month push toward $0.032, price faded and spent the back half of the month below both moving averages. It's now curling back up to around $0.0296, right at the 30d MA it's been trading under. Reclaiming that line matters less than holding it. Price poked above the 30d a few times this month and slipped back each time. The 90d average up near $0.032 is the bigger level, and it's still sloping down. Volume stayed thin through the whole move, this is a quiet grind, not a breakout.