This Kaspa Bull Case Comes Down to Supply, Speed and New Use Cases

Kaspa may be entering an interesting phase where supply growth continues slowing at the same time the network is gaining more reasons for users and developers to interact with it. Crypto Mark pointed to that combination in a recent post, arguing that the next major KAS move could depend on whether fresh demand arrives as the remaining unmined supply gets smaller. Around 95% of all KAS had already been mined by July 2026, meaning future issuance is becoming a smaller part of the overall supply picture.

Source: CaptainAltcoin