Daily Pulse
Ежедневная порция аналитики рынка Kaspa, новостей и разборов.

Who is buying 56 million KAS? Whale or market maker?
A mystery buyer collected 56 million KAS in 90 days, and the community is split on whether it is a rich holder or a market maker.
Who bought 56 million?
Who just bought 56 million Kaspa in 90 days? Eighteen million of it landed in the last week alone. Nobody knows who. And the community is arguing about it like it's a football match. Welcome to Kaspa Daily Pulse.
Entity X: holder or market maker?
Here's the story the room couldn't put down. People are calling it Entity X. Someone found that it bought 56 million Kaspa in 90 days, and 18 million in the last seven. That's a lot of coins for something that costs about three cents. So who is it? Two suspects. Suspect one, a rich holder. One person worries they could scale out any time and drastically hurt the price. Another answers that someone with a hundred million to spend probably knows how to sell quietly. Suspect two, a market maker. The hope is that one of the big exchanges is finally getting ready for Kaspa. The counter is that market makers can go bust and have to sell too. The verdict? Nobody knows. At a market cap near 828 million dollars, according to Kaspa Lens, one chatter said it doesn't matter much today. But as the price goes up, it matters a lot more. And someone joked that this buyer will take all the Kaspa and save none for us.
Price check
Price check. According to Kaspa Lens, Kaspa trades near 2.98 cents, up 0.61 percent on the day. People are calling it a three cent party. A small party. Mostly crumbs.
Boring on purpose?
Is the price boring on purpose? One holder thinks market makers keep the chart dull so people stop caring. Every small pump meets a new low, they say. And if a new high is coming, buying here is free money. Optimistic? Sure. But it's a theory.
Network check
Network check. Kaspa Lens shows hashrate holding near 355 petahash per second. Steady. Miners aren't blinking.
The 239 day streak
And one last thing. The community's daily word game is on a 239 day streak. Whatever happens to the price, people show up every morning for their word. That's something. This is not financial advice.