- KAIA recorded the highest market gain in the past 24 hours, overcoming a key resistance level.
- Analysis indicates that despite low liquidity, KAIA still has a strong chance of continuing its rally.
In the last 24 hours, Kaia [KAIA] posted the most significant market surge, rallying by 14%, even though it remains down 2.14% in its overall monthly movement.
Despite liquidity concerns, analysts suggest that market sentiment remains optimistic, and KAIA’s upward momentum is likely to continue.
Liquidity sinks, hinting at reduced network utility
As of now, KAIA continues to face liquidity challenges, with investors largely exiting their staking positions.
Data shows that the Total Value Locked (TVL), a key metric for gauging investor sentiment in blockchain ecosystems, has steadily declined.
Source: DeFiLlama
After peaking at $32.49 million on the 23rd of April, the TVL has dropped consistently, with no major recovery. It stood at $28.15 million, at press time, marking a $4.34 million decline from its peak.
Interestingly, this reduction in investor deposits into KAIA-based protocols has coincided with a significant drop in trading activity on Decentralized Exchanges (DEXs).
At the time of this report, trading volume has fallen from a yearly high of $231,036 to just $74,811.
Source: DeFiLlama
This sharp decline suggests that traders have exited the chain, reducing the utility of KAIA and putting downward pressure on its price.
In contrast to the bearish indicators, the market reacted positively, with KAIA recording a notable rally even as traders exited.
The chart shows a bullish breakout, but RSI warns of…
KAIA’s recent rally followed its breakout above a major resistance level, according to chart analysis.
This level was part of a broader descending market channel that typically precedes an upward market reversal.
After forming a series of lower highs and lows, KAIA breached the resistance line and began climbing toward the channel’s peak. This puts the next potential price target in the $0.134 to $0.135 range.
Source: TradingView
While this move suggests further upside potential, technical indicators show signs of buyer exhaustion.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) confirms this, having crossed into the overbought zone—above 70—and now sitting at 79.17. This signals the possibility of a sudden price correction.
On-chain metrics flip bullish — Traders double down on KAIA
Despite technical caution, market participants continue to open long positions, with Open Interest (OI) rising sharply alongside overall trading volume.
At the time of writing, OIt had surged by 109%, reaching $25.87 million.
While this doesn’t automatically guarantee a continued rally, analysis of the Open Interest Weighted Funding Rate, which has turned positive, supports bullish expectations.
Source: CoinGlass
A positive OI Weighted Funding Rate indicates that long traders are currently dominating the market and paying higher fees to maintain their positions.
In addition, the Long-to-Short ratio stands at 1.0338, suggesting that buying pressure in derivatives markets outweighs selling activity.
The convergence of these bullish signals strengthens the case for KAIA’s rally to continue.
