KAITO has taken a sharp hit, tumbling 20% to hit $0.54. The culprit? Platform policy changes gutted the core Yaps functionality that was driving adoption. That's a brutal blow to product utility.
On top of that, insider selling chatter is swirling around, and there's an 8.35M token unlock scheduled for January 20—the kind of catalyst that tends to spook already nervous holders.
Technically, traders are eyeing two critical zones: $0.529 on the downside acts as the floor before things could get really messy, while $0.61 marks the resistance level needed to confirm any potential bounce. The pressure's intense either way.
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Rugpull幸存者
· 14h ago
Kaito, this round really sucks. Not only did they cut features, but there's also a large unlock... Are they planning to abandon everything?
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WalletDoomsDay
· 14h ago
KAITO really shot itself in the foot this time, removing the Yaps feature... Who came up with this? Just ask whoever's responsible.
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PuzzledScholar
· 14h ago
Kaito's recent move really caused a bloodbath; cutting the YAPS feature is just suicidal.
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TrustMeBro
· 14h ago
Once the policy changes, the functionality is gone. This round, KAITO is indeed a bit unfortunate. However, with internal reductions and large unlocks, who would still dare to take over at this point?
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TokenomicsTinfoilHat
· 14h ago
Damn, once the policy changes, the core functionality is gone. This wave is indeed fierce.
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rekt_but_resilient
· 14h ago
Damn, Yaps features got cut? Isn't that like shooting yourself in the foot?
KAITO has taken a sharp hit, tumbling 20% to hit $0.54. The culprit? Platform policy changes gutted the core Yaps functionality that was driving adoption. That's a brutal blow to product utility.
On top of that, insider selling chatter is swirling around, and there's an 8.35M token unlock scheduled for January 20—the kind of catalyst that tends to spook already nervous holders.
Technically, traders are eyeing two critical zones: $0.529 on the downside acts as the floor before things could get really messy, while $0.61 marks the resistance level needed to confirm any potential bounce. The pressure's intense either way.