Cold Wallet Stage 17 Presale Nears End With 4900% Upside Potential

HBAR continues to face downward price pressure amid sustained selling and negative on-chain signals such as the Chaikin Money Flow [1]. Despite this, the project remains focused on enterprise partnerships and EVM upgrades, with leadership emphasizing long-term development over immediate price fluctuations. Recent net outflows of $6.42 million suggest a shifting of capital rather than a mass exodus, and historical patterns indicate these dips are often tied to broader market sentiment rather than fundamental issues. A potential floor and recovery may emerge if the wider crypto market stabilizes [1].

KAS is in a more favorable technical position, with exchange reserves now at 2.19 billion tokens—the lowest in six months—which may reduce near-term selling pressure and support a breakout [1]. The price is currently testing the $0.10 level, with resistance between $0.098–$0.10 and support at $0.094–$0.095. A move above $0.10 could aim for $0.11–$0.12, while a pullback could test immediate demand. Positive funding rates suggest buyers are still in control, though volatility remains a concern [1].

Cold Wallet (CWT), in contrast, offers immediate real-world utility. Unlike many projects that rely on future adoption, Cold Wallet generates cashback rewards directly from user transactions—no staking, no lockups, and no external dependencies [1]. This creates a tangible value stream that is operational from day one.

The project is currently in Stage 17 of its presale, priced at $0.00998 and nearing full allocation. With a projected launch price of $0.3517, this stage offers a potential 4,900% return, assuming the price at launch is reached [1]. Over $5.9 million has already been raised, and demand is increasing rapidly. The presale follows a fixed-allocation model, meaning each subsequent stage is priced higher, reducing potential returns for later buyers. As Stage 17 nears its limit, the next stage will see an immediate price increase, narrowing entry opportunities [1].

While HBAR and KAS remain subject to market sentiment and technical confirmation, Cold Wallet’s value proposition is already active in user activity. For traders seeking a project with immediate economic returns and clear upside, Cold Wallet’s Stage 17 represents the final opportunity to enter at the most favorable price [1].

Source: [1] While HBAR Battles Price Pressure, and KAS Eyes Breakout, Cold Wallet’s Stage 17 Is Almost Gone! See Why Traders Are Rushing In (https://crypto-economy.com/while-hbar-battles-price-pressure-and-kas-eyes-breakout-cold-wallets-stage-17-is-almost-gone-see-why-traders-are-rushing-in/)