Key highlights:

  • The KAS price is testing a critical support zone near $0.0250 after weeks of lower highs
  • KII and ZETA are exploring a blockchain-based energy and commodity certificate registry pilot in the GCC
  • CoinCodex’s 1-month KAS forecast points to $0.03289, above the current price near $0.0255

What makes the current Kaspa setup interesting is that the conversation has started to move beyond crypto trading. A new pilot initiative involving the Kaspa Industrial Initiative (KII) and the Zero Emissions Traders Alliance (ZETA) is giving traders a real-world angle to watch.

The proposal is centered on a blockchain-powered certificate registry for energy and commodity data in the GCC, with Kaspa infrastructure being explored for auditable record keeping. That is a much more tangible use case than the usual market speculation story.

 

Why the Kaspa KII and ZETA pilot matters

Kaspamama reported that KII and ZETA are exploring a pilot for energy and commodity certificate registries using Kaspa infrastructure. ZETA deals with the markets of clean-energy commodities and collaborates with producers, traders, industry associations, and policymakers in the energy sector.

The timeliness matters because the Dii Desert Energy Leadership Summit is scheduled from September 29 to October 1, 2026, in Istanbul, and ZETA is included into the list of partners. The topics of discussion at the summit will be energy trading, reliable information systems, AI, and blockchain technologies, which coincide well with the issues considered in the framework of the KII-ZETA pilot.

Kaspamama added that Rory O’Neill, who is a member of the KII board of directors, will act as an official speaker at the summit and as a member of the Dii Advisory Board. The following organizations participate in the event: Masdar, EBRD, KfW IPEX-Bank, Air Products Qudra, Sabancı Group/Enerjisa Üretim, Envision Energy, Zorlu Energy, Limak Energy, Hydrogen Europe.

It does not mean that those organizations use Kaspa today. The main thing is that KII participates in the same industry forum where blockchain energy infrastructure is being discussed.

The KAS price is still under pressure

We had a look at the KAS chart, and the short-term technical picture remains weak despite the stronger fundamental narrative. The KAS price has been forming lower highs in relation to a downward resistance trend line originating from the top in late July at $0.030.

The most significant level of support lies between $0.0240 and $0.0250. This is where the price is currently trading, a few tenths of a cent above this level. Thus, the price is putting pressure on support levels.

4-hour KAS chart analysis

4-hour KAS chart analysis

Momentum has not provided the bulls any favors thus far. In terms of momentum, the 4-hour RSI stands at 40.0; this is below the neutral 50 mark but not oversold. This means there is some potential for further drops before a relief bounce would become more likely.

Also, one cannot overlook the volume profile. While volume has been higher in relation to the wild price action in the beginning of July, it has diminished since the beginning of August. The most recent volume figure stood at approximately 1.44 million.

What could come next for Kaspa?

The $0.0250 level is the line in the sand. If the KAS price can hold above that level and reclaim $0.0266-$0.0270, the first target is a recovery toward the descending resistance zone near $0.028-$0.030. A stronger move would require a clear pickup in volume.

If KAS closes below $0.0250 on a 4-hour basis, the next support area is roughly $0.022-$0.023. According to CoinCodex’s 1-month Kaspa price prediction, the price is projected to trade around $0.03289, which is noticeably above the current trading area near $0.0255. That points to a cautiously bullish near-term outlook if the current support zone continues to hold.