Kaspa (KAS) price forecast: why $0.03 is pivotal for bulls

• Kaspa price currently mirrors the broader market, with Bitcoin struggling.
• The KAS token recently bounced off $0.028 and is holding $0.03.
• If a decisive breakout materializes amid likely catalysts, bulls could target $0.10 in the coming months.

Kaspa (KAS) price has declined by 22% over the past month and by over 64% since its peak above $0.13 in May 2025.

The token trades near $0.03, but remains in an extended downtrend amid prevailing weakness across the crypto market. Friday’s session saw Bitcoin retest lows of $65,600, and Ethereum dip to near $1,900, a move that pinned most altcoins lower, including Kaspa.

Why Kaspa bulls may hold the upper hand

Despite the potential for a retest of recent lows, bullish catalysts are on the horizon. Combined with current strength, these possible upside triggers suggest the advantage in the coming months lies with the buyers. What KAS needs is for bulls to navigate the broader crypto market headwinds while holding $0.03 as support.

Among key milestones is Kaspa’s network notching over 600 million total transactions.

Details on the Kaspa Explorer show that total transactions have surpassed 604 million. According to market observers, this proves that the BlockDAG protocol delivers real-world throughput with sub-second confirmations.

Also notable is Kaspa’s pivotal hard fork expected in May. Implementation will introduce programmable covenants, native assets like KRC20 tokens, and SilverScript for easier Layer 1 development.

Meanwhile, nearly 95% of its 28.7 billion max supply is already mined, and a move to the limit can only slash new coin emissions further. If broader catalysts align, the KAS price will benefit.

Kaspa price analysis

While bulls have the upper hand in terms of what’s upcoming, current price action hints at a potential battle for dominance by both buyers and sellers.

KAS has remained in a downtrend since late 2025, with lows of $0.028 in February. The daily chart highlights a key supply zone at the falling 50-day and 100-day simple moving averages, with bulls hitting a supply wall around these levels multiple times.

If the price fails to break out decisively, a combination of negative market conditions could deepen the downtrend. Support could be at $0.025

On the upside, immediate hurdles are at the 50-day and 1