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Kaspa | KAS (100X in Bear Market!)If Kas can jump 10000% in bear market, what will happen in bull market then ? Well first of all Respect the pump and the beautiful chart pattern because while all world class banks dump like Ponzi scheme there are many solid projects in crypto that shines and shows crypto is the future of the finance and technology. Kas still didn't list on big exchanges which means there are more liquidity and attention on the way but right now you should know the best case scenario for a token with 320 million dollars market cap is a billion which means almost 300% from here so don't do YOLO and jump in with hype if you are in good gain then take some profit and have some fun and if you wonder whats the next Kaspa and crypto gem then you can count on our experts
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by moonypto
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Bearish Kaspa, Bearish Altcoins, Bearish CryptoSome charts are doubtful, I will give you that; but others are so clear that nothing can be doubted. The message that keeps repeating in my mind: "You can't say you were not warned." ➢ Crypto is about to crash. Or in the least Kaspa is about to crash. We've been looking at this pair for months. We succeeded in several shorts and here we go again. ➖ KASUSDT is trading below EMA233, MA200, EMA144, EMA89 and all the other faster EMAs. We have a big rounded top and a major mirror imagine on the chart. Notice the green arrow on the left; the mirror image is the same, to the right but red. You can see the 'Related publications' below for my previous analysis on Kaspa. Thank you for reading. Your support is appreciated. Prepare for the crash. Time is running out. Namaste.
Short
by MasterAnanda
6
Kaspa In Relation To BitcoinIn a recent update in one of my Bitcoin trade-ideas, I mentioned the relationship between Bitcoin and the big Altcoins projects, these tend to move together. When Bitcoin isn't clear, we can look at other Altcoins such as Solana and Ethereum to either confirm or negate what we see on the Bitcoin chart. Kaspa is also one of the giants and tends to move with Bitcoin. While there are some variations, the bigger trend is mostly the same. Here we can see that Kaspa peaked 15-September. We can see that it has been closing red for the past three days. KASUSDT is bearish and moving lower. The biggest volume bar is a bearish day, 5-August. The highest volume since November 2023. Kaspa being bearish supports a bearish potential for Bitcoin on the other Crypto-giants, because they all move together and in the same way. If this one goes down, the others go down. If this one goes up, the others go up. Of course, it can happen that Bitcoin, Solana, Ethereum, Binance Coin, Toncoin and Tron resume higher and thus we would see Kaspa doing the same; but we are looking at bearish consolidation below resistance with a bearish tendency based on the recent drop in early August. Unless Kaspa moves above its ATH, this chart setup remains bearish. Namaste.
Short
by MasterAnanda
14
KASPA trading plan and technical analysis (4h chart frame)Technical Analysis + trade plan by Blaž Fabjan Pattern: Falling Wedge The chart shows a clear Falling Wedge pattern, which is typically a bullish reversal signal. This pattern is characterized by a downward sloping resistance and support line that converges. A breakout from this pattern often leads to a price surge. The breakout is expected as the price is nearing the end of the wedge and has touched the support line multiple times. Support and Resistance: Resistance Line: The upper boundary of the wedge acts as a resistance level. A successful breakout would target higher price levels. Support Line: The lower boundary of the wedge acts as support and has held several times. Indicators: RSI (Relative Strength Index): The RSI is around 38.57, indicating that the asset is close to oversold territory. A bounce is likely once the RSI dips further or consolidates. Stochastic RSI: Currently, the Stochastic RSI is at 30.08 and 37.92. This also indicates a potential reversal from oversold conditions, supporting the bullish outlook. Volume: The volume has been declining, which is typical before a breakout. Watch for an increase in volume as confirmation of a breakout. VMC Cipher B: The indicator suggests that the downward pressure is easing. A shift towards green momentum waves could signal the start of the upward trend. HMA Histogram: This indicator is showing a very slight bullish crossover, reinforcing the potential for a reversal. Price Action: Price is currently consolidating just above the support of the wedge. This creates a critical juncture, where the next few candles could determine the breakout direction. If the price breaks out of the wedge, expect a retest of the former resistance turned support before moving higher. Trading Plan by Blaž Fabjan: Entry: Aggressive Entry: Enter at the current price (~$0.1366) anticipating an imminent breakout from the falling wedge. Conservative Entry: Wait for a confirmed breakout above the resistance level of the wedge (around $0.145), followed by a successful retest before entering a long position. Stop Loss: Set a stop loss slightly below the wedge support, around $0.127 to $0.129, to limit downside risk in case of a false breakout or continued downtrend. Targets: First Target (T1): $0.160 - This target aligns with the previous high and key resistance. Second Target (T2): $0.180 - If the momentum continues, this level could be reached, representing a measured move from the wedge breakout. Third Target (T3): $0.200 - For more aggressive traders looking to hold longer, this level represents a strong psychological resistance. Risk Management: Position sizing should be calculated based on your risk tolerance, but a 2-3% risk per trade is generally recommended. Ensure you are not overexposed. Use a trailing stop once the price reaches the first target to lock in profits while allowing for further upside. Confirmation: Watch for an increase in volume and strong bullish candles breaking through the wedge's resistance line to confirm the breakout. If the price fails to break out of the wedge or closes below the support, the pattern is invalidated, and short-term bearish action could continue. Conclusion: The falling wedge pattern and supporting indicators suggest a potential bullish breakout in the near term. A well-planned entry near the breakout, combined with a proper stop-loss and profit targets, offers a favorable risk-reward ratio for this setup. Be cautious of potential false breakouts and follow through with the technical signals closely.
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by elfabiiani
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KAS zones for correctionKAS idea shared before but here is small updates MEXC:KASUSDT Possible Targets and explanation idea ➡️W tf. Basic 3 drive pattern on a Weekly chart - bearish pattern ➡️M fvg like a magnet for correction ➡️Most likely we will test buy line on a W tf. and will close at least 50% fvg ➡️Leave 2 main liquidity pools around M fvg ➡️Money inflow indicator Bearish div marked on a chart ➡️Money outflow on a W chart Hope you enjoyed the content I created, You can support with your likes and comments this idea so more people can watch! ✅Disclaimer: Please be aware of the risks involved in trading. This idea was made for educational purposes only not for financial Investment Purposes. --- • Look at my ideas about interesting altcoins in the related section down below ↓ • For more ideas please hit "Like" and "Follow"!
Short
by Crypto4light
KASPA TECHNICAL ANALYSIS + TRADE PLAN 2024 BY BLAŽ FABJANTA+TRADE plan by Blaž Fabjan Descending Triangle Formation: A clear descending triangle pattern is observed with lower highs (resistance) and a horizontal support around the $0.14 level. This is typically a bearish pattern, but in some cases, it can lead to a breakout to the upside. The current price is close to the triangle’s apex, indicating a potential breakout soon. Support and Resistance Levels: Resistance: The downtrend resistance line is around $0.145 to $0.15. A break above this level would indicate a bullish reversal. Support: The horizontal support around $0.14 has been tested multiple times. If the price breaks below this, it could trigger a further decline toward the next major support at around $0.13. Indicators: Volume Moving Average Convergence Divergence (VMAC): There are visible divergences, suggesting that momentum might be building. The overall indicator seems to support a bullish divergence. Relative Strength Index (RSI): The RSI is near the oversold region (~35.49). This suggests that selling pressure might be easing, and a reversal could be imminent. Stochastic Oscillator: The stochastic is near oversold levels, which often precedes a bullish move if it crosses upward. Hull Moving Average (HMA): The histogram is showing signs of reduced bearish momentum, with green candles suggesting a possible bullish shift. Trading Strategy Bullish Scenario (Breakout to the upside): Entry: Consider entering a long position on a confirmed breakout above $0.145-$0.15 (the resistance line). This would signal the end of the descending triangle and likely lead to upward momentum. Target 1: $0.17, which would align with the projected move from the triangle breakout. Target 2: $0.19, a previous high and psychological resistance level. Stop Loss: Place a stop loss below $0.138 to minimize risk in case of a false breakout or bearish continuation. Bearish Scenario (Breakout to the downside): Entry: If price breaks below the $0.14 support level with volume, it could signal a bearish continuation. Short positions could be considered in this case. Target 1: $0.13, the next major support. Target 2: $0.12, the next significant psychological support level. Stop Loss: A stop loss above $0.145 (above the resistance) would minimize risk if the trade reverses. To sum up: The current technical picture is at a critical point with a descending triangle suggesting a potential breakout in either direction. The oversold conditions in the RSI and stochastic, along with possible bullish divergence, lean towards a bullish breakout. However, be prepared for a downside if the $0.14 support fails. Monitoring the volume during the breakout is crucial to confirm the direction and strength of the move.
Long
by elfabiiani
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Kaspa technical analysis + trade plan (27.09.2024) by BFTechnical Analysis + trade plan by Blaž Fabjan Chart Pattern: Falling Wedge (Uptrend Bias) A falling wedge pattern is present, which typically signals a bullish reversal. In this case, the price seems to be nearing the breakout point of the wedge. The breakout direction is upwards, and this pattern typically leads to a price increase if confirmed. Support and Resistance Levels Resistance Line: The upper line of the falling wedge, acting as dynamic resistance. Support Line: The lower line of the wedge, acting as dynamic support. Volume Volume levels indicate significant interest, especially when approaching a potential breakout zone. The volume profile shows that recent trading sessions have been accompanied by a spike in activity, which can be a good sign for momentum. Indicators VMC Cipher B (Divergences): This indicator shows divergence signals, indicating possible trend reversals. It appears to be bullish with green dots forming at key points, suggesting an upward move. RSI (Relative Strength Index): The RSI is around 54.79, which is neutral but slightly tilting towards bullish. It suggests that the market isn't overbought or oversold. Stochastic Oscillator: Around 75.24, this indicator shows a bullish cross, indicating momentum might be shifting upward, but it's approaching the overbought zone. HMA+ Histogram: Appears to be indicating short-term momentum change as the trend might be shifting upwards. Price Prediction/Target If the falling wedge plays out as expected, the price could target higher levels, breaking the $0.165-$0.170 range. The chart suggests a further upward target in the next phase, as highlighted by the projected arrow and airplane symbol. Trading Plan Entry Strategy: Buy on Breakout: If the price breaks above the resistance line of the falling wedge (around $0.166 or slightly higher), consider entering a long position. Confirmation: Wait for at least a 4-hour candle close above the resistance to confirm the breakout. Aggressive Entry: You could also enter once the price reaches near the support line but remains cautious if the breakout has not been confirmed. Stop Loss: Place a stop loss below the recent swing low or just under the support line of the wedge (around $0.160). This will protect against a potential fake breakout. Take Profit Targets: Short-term Target: $0.175 - $0.180 (the first major resistance after breakout). Medium-term Target: $0.190 and beyond, as indicated by the chart. Risk Management: Avoid risking more than 2-3% of your total portfolio on this trade. Adjust your position size based on the stop-loss distance and your risk tolerance. Monitoring: Keep an eye on the volume and the RSI levels. If RSI enters the overbought zone (above 70), consider reducing your position or securing profits. Watch for any signs of a failed breakout, as this could lead to a sharp drop back into the wedge pattern. Exit Strategy: If the price fails to break out and starts to drop below the support line, exit the trade. If the price hits the overbought zone on both RSI and Stochastic, it might be wise to secure profits at key levels mentioned. Conclusion: The overall outlook based on the chart suggests a bullish breakout is likely if the falling wedge pattern completes. This offers a good risk-to-reward ratio for a long position if managed carefully with proper stop losses and monitoring of key indicators like volume and RSI.
Long
by elfabiiani