Kaspa is a cryptocurrency with its own proof-of-work network that does not build one row of blocks after another, but allows several blocks at once and then puts them into a binding order. Around ten blocks per second instead of one every ten minutes: that is the technical core. For holders, a date is coming up that concerns the money supply. On November 4, 2026 the reward per block falls from 2.060 to 1.945 KAS. The amount newly created each day shrinks again with it, and that in a network where 96.8 percent of all coins ever possible have long been in circulation.
The price stood at $0.0361 and 0.0322 euros on Sunday morning, with a market capitalisation of a good one billion dollars. That is enough for 75th place among all cryptocurrencies. How far the price sits from its record, how the valuation has moved lately and which levels analysts name is set out in our Kaspa price prediction. This article explains the substance behind it: how the network works, where new KAS come from, where you can trade them in euros, how custody works and what the tax office wants to know about it.
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