Kaspa (KAS) and Cardano (ADA) enter November with weak technical structures and key support tests ahead, according to separate price prediction reports published on October 30, 2026.
Kaspa remains under a downtrend that began around September 27 and continued through October. Each recovery stopped below the previous peak, and KAS now trades near $0.033, close to the $0.0327 support level. Analysts argue that a temporary bounce would not change the broader direction unless buyers reclaim $0.039. A sustained break below $0.0327 would expose $0.0315, then $0.029. On the upside, a move above $0.039 could open $0.044 and $0.05.
Kaspa’s monthly issuance reduction of approximately 5.6%—equivalent to an annual halving—could help absorb new supply, but it does not automatically create demand. The Toccata upgrade activated on June 30, 2026, introduced native covenant programming and infrastructure for zero-knowledge applications. DAGKnight, the next consensus upgrade, targets faster confirmations and greater resilience, with the project’s 100 blocks per second objective placed in a 2027 upgrade. Daily indicators remain weak: RSI(14) is 39.192, Stochastic(9,6) is 25.389, MACD(12,26) is −0.001, and Bull/Bear Power(13) is −0.0045.
Cardano’s October decline brought ADA back to a critical support area. ADA fell from about $0.28 on October 6 to a low around $0.18 on October 30, a drop of roughly 36%, before recovering above $0.19. The breakdown from an ascending channel on October 23 changed the technical outlook, turning former support into potential resistance. Buyers must defend $0.19 and recover through the $0.20 to $0.22 area. A sustained loss of $0.19 would target $0.17, then $0.154 and potentially $0.138. Bullish targets begin with $0.22, followed by $0.28 and $0.30, with $0.43 reserved for an unusually strong extension.
Cardano’s November development milestones include the Amaru Rust node implementation, with mainnet block production targeted for November 2026, and the staged Leios rollout involving the Dijkstra upgrade, operator key registration, network exercises and capacity increases. However, technical capacity alone cannot guarantee capital inflows. Grayscale requested withdrawal of its Cardano Trust ETF registration on August 7, 2026, so an imminent November approval decision should not be assumed. Cardano indicators are also weak: RSI(14) is 31.251, Stochastic(9,6) is 15.446, MACD(12,26) is −0.010, and Bull/Bear Power(13) is −0.0397.
Overall, both assets face cautious November outlooks: development progress and reduced KAS issuance are potential supports, but the price charts require successful defence of support and reclaiming key resistance before a sustained recovery becomes credible.
