Kaspa: Percent Supply in Loss

Last updated on November 22

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About this chart

This chart shows the percentage of the total KAS supply that is in loss. A KAS coin is in loss when its price is below the price at which it last moved. This is calculated by dividing the total supply in loss by the total circulating supply and then converting the result to a percentage. Whereby,

The Percent Supply in Loss = 100 (supply in Loss / total supply)

Why is it Important?

The chart shows the extent to which the general market is holding onto KAS at a profit, or at a loss, helping charts spot market tops or bottoms.

How to Read the Chart

The Market Price (The gray line) traces the daily USD market price of KAS plotted on the right-hand y-axis.
The Percent Supply in Profit (represented by the orange wave) indicates the percentage of KAS coins in profit. Be on the lookout for when the orange wave begins to spike up, suggesting potential market bottoms.

Want to Learn More?

For further research, see Rafael Schultze-Kraft’s, “Dissecting Bitcoin's Unrealised On-Chain Profit/Loss.”

Also, check out the Percent Supply in Profit chart, the Percent Supply in Profit Moving Averages Chart, and the Net Unrealized Profit/Loss (NUPL) Chart.