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Some projects strive to achieve target prices, while others lay the groundwork. Avalanche (AVAX) shows signs of life, aided by increased network activity and a resurgence in the derivatives market. However, Kaspa (KAS) is wobbling in a shaky zone, stuck around $0.09, as both sides of the market await an opportunity to take control.
BlockDAG, on the other hand, is making notable progress. The pre-sale has already raised $381 million, with the 29th batch of coins valued at $0.0276, significantly exceeding the starting price of $0.05. The recent launch of Dashboard V4, combined with results from third-party audits and the new Explorer tool, shows that the project is not just making an impression — it aims for implementation. The combination of effective funding and practical tools has propelled BlockDAG to the forefront, while Avalanche and Kaspa continue to struggle with uncertainty.
Avalanche is slowly growing, although there is still work to be done. AVAX, trading at around $25, has risen 21% from a recent low in August. This recovery has attracted attention but also highlights the persistent gap. AVAX is still 58% below the December level and more than 80% below its all-time high.
The current analysis of the Avalanche chart shows mixed signals. Google Trends data indicates that people have become more attentive, which is a good sign. However, the price continues to face resistance at $27. This is the next key zone that the 'bulls' need to overcome. Meanwhile, open interest in AVAX derivatives has reached $854 million, and activity on decentralized exchanges is returning to the highs recorded at the end of last year.
In addition to price dynamics, Avalanche has entered into agreements with Visa for stablecoin settlements and is working to attract real assets worth $250 million. These steps are a step forward, but until buying pressure strengthens in the spot market, the price is likely to remain constrained. Therefore, while everything is set, the breakout still requires confirmation.
Kaspa is currently going through a challenging period. After falling below the $0.09 level, it is now trading around $0.0889. This may seem insignificant, but a drop of more than 3% in one day indicates a shift in control. The next resistance is close — between $0.092 and $0.095 — but pressure is building. If sellers maintain control, Kaspa could fall to $0.084 or even $0.080.
Charts show limited space for bulls. Trading volume increased during the recent drop, signaling selling but not full-scale panic. Open interest remains stable at around $470 million, indicating that traders are still closely monitoring the situation. However, long positions are decreasing, while shorts are starting to rise. This indicates a slow shift in sentiment towards 'bearish'.
At this point, a sideways trend seems most likely. Kaspa could trade in a range from $0.087 to $0.092 unless volume pushes it beyond this range. For the bulls to change the forecast, the price would need to rise above $0.092 again. Otherwise, it risks continuing to fall as uncertainty increases.
Unlike projects that are still testing their strengths, BlockDAG immediately shifted into development mode. The current price of the 29th batch is $0.0276, and a full launch is scheduled at $0.05. The early supporters of the 1st batch have already noted a gain of 2660%. Such growth, along with more than $381 million raised to date, indicates real demand.
One of the distinguishing features is Dashboard V4. It is not just a pre-sale panel. It resembles a live exchange with real-time BDAG pricing, wallet tracking, buy and sell options, and a full order book display. Users can also see referral metrics and leaderboard statistics, adding attractiveness and visually displaying data. This helps people understand how their actions affect the market, all in real time.
Security is also a priority. External audits from CertiK and Halborn have confirmed the system's reliability after addressing some early issues. Added layers, such as multi-signature support and parallel Proof-of-Work processes, further enhance the system's security. These elements show that BlockDAG views security as a necessity, not a secondary concern.
BlockDAG Explorer adds another layer of transparency. It tracks current transactions, miner statistics, and network speed, and serves as a place where users can learn about the technologies underlying the system. More than 25.3 billion coins have already been sold, and demand for equipment is growing. Over 19,350 mining devices have been acquired, generating more than $7.8 million just from miner sales.
This combination of tools, funding, and popularity shows that BlockDAG is not waiting for the launch to prove its value — it is doing so right now.
We are currently observing a clear division between short-term speculation and long-term supply. Avalanche has attracted some attention, but resistance is holding back its chart. Kaspa hangs just above its minimum, as buyers and sellers do not give each other an inch.
