🚨 $KAS: An altcoin that’s continuously halving—why might the market still not have fully priced it in?

Bitcoin halves roughly every four years, and the whole market talks about it well in advance.

But many people may not know that KAS uses a different halving mechanism!

🔥 It doesn’t halve every four years—instead, its issuance decreases every month!

According to Kaspa’s issuance rules:

✅ The issuance rate decreases by about 5.6% each month

✅ The issuance rate halves cumulatively every 12 months

✅ The total supply is capped at about 28.7 billion coins

What does this mean?

The supply of new KAS doesn’t suddenly halve; instead, it contracts continuously and gradually.

📊 The real potential gap in expectations may lie here:

The market loves to speculate on halving events with clearly defined dates, but it can easily overlook ongoing changes in supply.

However, there’s an important question:

Will a shrinking supply necessarily drive the price up?

Not necessarily!

A reduction in issuance can only lower the supply of new coins; it can’t guarantee that market demand will increase.

Here are the three signals I’ll be watching closely:

① Can KAS/BTC start strengthening consistently?

② Is spot trading volume growing significantly?

③ As selling pressure from miners eases, are buyers starting to step in?

💡 My view:

What makes KAS worth watching isn’t a halving on any particular day, but whether market demand can reach a turning point as the supply of new coins keeps declining.

The real gap in expectations is this: others see only “reduced issuance,” while you spot “growing demand” ahead of time.

🔥 Do you think KAS could be the next established altcoin to be repriced in the next cycle?

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