Kaspa (KAS) price has been sliding for weeks, and the sentiment around it feels shaky. But behind the scenes, something very different is happening.
Exchange data shows balances climbing back above 4 billion KAS after a big inflow into a known Gate.io wallet.
At the same time, the largest Kaspa holder added 2.9 million KAS during the sell-off. So while the Kaspa price keeps dipping, bigger players are quietly accumulating more.
It creates this strange split in the market. Retail traders are stressed, yet long-term holders are acting like this is the moment to load up.
What the New Kaspa Exchange and Whale Data Means
Kaspa Daily pointed out that the total KAS held on exchanges has risen again, but the increase mostly came from one large deposit into a Gate.io address. So it looks heavier on paper than it actually is. Most other exchange balances haven’t changed much.
The more meaningful signal is the steady buying from the top wallet. Adding almost 3 million KAS during a red week is a clear show of confidence.
Long-term holders usually buy during fear, not when the market feels comfortable. That’s exactly what we’re seeing here. It hints that bigger investors are positioning for future strength rather than reacting to the current drop.
What the KAS Chart Is Actually Showing
Crypto Bull God’s 2-week chart helps put everything into perspective. The Kaspa price has been moving inside the same structure for more than a year, and while it’s been frustrating to watch, the chart still leans bullish when zoomed out.
He points out that the price action still forms a large multi-year bull flag. Inside that, the past year has created a falling wedge.
Both patterns typically appear before an upward continuation. Even though the rally that Kaspa had in early 2024 was massive, every explosive move eventually needs a long period of cooling off. This past year has been that reset.
His main support line, which he says is close to his own average entry, is still holding. As long as KAS trades above that zone, the long-term structure stays intact.
The wedge is also tightening, which usually means a bigger move is getting closer. It’s just a matter of which direction it breaks, although falling wedges often resolve upward.
Moreover, the rest of the market is also sending mixed signals. Some charts suggest a rebound is near, while others hint at more weakness. Kaspa is caught right in the middle of that uncertainty.
But its fundamentals haven’t changed. Development continues, the roadmap is moving forward, and long-term believers are still accumulating.
When you combine the whale buying, the multi-year flag, and the tightening wedge, the message is pretty clear: the Kaspa price is still in a large consolidation phase, not a breakdown.
If the wedge eventually breaks upward, the move can be much bigger than most traders expect. Until then, the keyword is patience, exactly as the analyst said.