Kaspa price falls to ₹2.74 in India, down 3% in 24 hours

Kaspa (KAS) is trading at ₹2.74 per coin in India, marking a 3% decline over the last 24 hours and a 12‑14% slide since the start of the month【2】. The drop comes as on‑chain trading volume remains modest, keeping the token near the lower end of its recent range.

Recent price movement

Kaspa’s price slipped from a recent high of ₹3.07 (seven‑day peak) to a low of ₹2.72 within the last 24 hours, indicating short‑term volatility but staying below the month‑old level of ₹3.14【3】. The token’s 24‑hour trading volume in INR was about ₹1.19 billion, a figure that, while sizable, did not prevent the price slide【2】. Compared with the all‑time high of ₹17.36, today’s level is roughly 84% lower, underscoring a prolonged correction.

Market context and tokenomics

Kaspa’s circulating supply sits at 2.59 trillion KAS, translating to a fully‑diluted market cap of roughly ₹75 billion【3】. The on‑chain supply has not changed dramatically in the past week, but the price decline mirrors a broader bearish trend in the crypto market, where the overall sector fell about 15.5% over the same period【2】. The token’s recent price action also reflects a modest ‑2.69% daily change reported by MEXC, with the 24‑hour range confined between ₹2.72 and ₹2.86【3】.

What to watch

• ₹3.00 resistance – a round‑number level that could signal a short‑term rebound if breached.
• Upcoming token unlocks – any large‑scale releases from the 2.59 trillion supply could add selling pressure; monitor announcements from the Kaspa development team.
• Regulatory or exchange listings – new INR‑compatible exchanges or regulatory clarity could shift demand, especially if they improve liquidity.

Kaspa’s price now sits near the lower boundary of its recent trading band, suggesting that further downside may depend on broader crypto sentiment and any upcoming supply events. Whether the token can reclaim the ₹3.00 mark will hinge on both market‑wide risk appetite and any catalyst that boosts on‑chain activity.