2026-01-18 07:25:58

Recently, KAITO has undergone a significant adjustment. Since the API access was revoked, the project's tokens and NFTs have experienced noticeable selling pressure. The price has dropped from 0.7473 all the way down to a low of 0.5196, currently hovering around 0.53, a decline of over 29%. Many staking positions have not yet been stopped out.

What’s more concerning is the upcoming unlocking pressure—8.35 million KAITO tokens will be released on January 20. Once these staked tokens are unlocked and become liquid, can they withstand potential sell-offs? This is a point that warrants a question mark.

From a technical perspective, this decline has already formed a clear resistance level. In the short term, if a rebound occurs but fails to break through the key resistance, small-position shorting could be a risk-controlled approach. Of course, the market is ever-changing, and specific operations should depend on the actual market performance. What are your thoughts on the subsequent trend? Would you like to share your ideas below?

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OnchainDetective

· 6h ago

According to on-chain data tracking, the selling pressure after this wave of API revocations is indeed suspicious... On the day 8.35 million tokens are unlocked, someone might be planning a dump script. A large amount of pledged chips suddenly released, and the fund flow needs to be carefully examined. The truth behind the 29% decline has not fully surfaced yet; continue to monitor wallet movements.

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YieldHunter

· 6h ago

ngl, if you look at the data on those unlock mechanics... 8.35m tokens hitting market on jan 20th? that's gonna be painful. the 29% dump already priced in some despair but technically speaking, this is just the appetizer before the main course hits

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FloorPriceNightmare

· 6h ago

Another project whose API has been revoked, I've seen this pattern too many times... Can 8.35 million coins survive after being dumped? Brothers staking, you might have to cut losses this time. Will it bottom out tomorrow or keep falling? Who can say for sure? January 20th might be a bloodbath, I think I'll stay away from this pit. With such poor data, a rebound is a good opportunity to escape. KAITO sounds like a scam coin... Forget it, I won't play high-risk ones anymore. Down 29%, is there anyone still willing to buy in? This time, it feels hopeless.

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BridgeJumper

· 6h ago

Damn, the API being revoked is really unbelievable... 8.35 million coins dumped all at once, we'll see how the whales defend the market later. --- Pledge users are probably freaking out now; a 29% drop—who can hold that? --- On January 20th, we need to watch the resistance level carefully. If it can't break through, it might keep falling. --- I agree with the idea of shorting, just worried about liquidity being insufficient and getting hammered in the opposite direction. --- KAITO has really damaged its reputation this time; I doubt anyone will trust the rebound afterward. --- I think we should wait until the unlock day before making any judgments. Operating now is too risky. --- Honestly, if they should have run when the API was revoked, but now it's too late to regret. --- If the resistance level can't hold after three rebounds, the bears are going to have a field day. --- If the 8.35 million coins dumped can still hold above 0.5, then they really have some confidence. --- Let's see if the technicals support it; just shouting slogans isn't enough now.

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