Kaito AI's 50% Price Surge: Can the Rally Sustain?
Kaito AI, a pioneering cryptocurrency AI token, has witnessed a remarkable 50% price surge following its airdrop launch. Despite initial concerns about token distribution, Kaito AI has outperformed other recent airdrops such as Pi Network and Hamster Kombat. The token's listing on major exchanges like Binance and Coinbase has further fueled its momentum, raising questions about the sustainability of its rally.
The Kaito AI project officially launched its airdrop claims on February 20, positioning itself as a revolutionary Web3 information platform. Although some feared that insider selling might push the price down, KAITO has maintained its strength. The token started trading at $1.12 and quickly surged to $2 before pulling back slightly to settle around $1.75, marking a 50% increase since its launch.
Kaito AI's tokenomics reveal that 10% of the total supply is allocated to community and ecosystem claims, 35% to the foundation and core team, and 32.2% to ecosystem growth. Additionally, 2% of the supply is reserved for Binance's Hodler program. However, a key concern is the upcoming token unlock on August 20, which will release 21.84 million KAITO tokens worth around $42 million. With 241 million tokens in circulation out of a 1 billion total supply, dilution remains a possibility.
While Kaito AI's strong start is promising, some analysts predict a potential price correction in the coming weeks. A rising wedge pattern on KAITO's price chart suggests the possibility of a downturn, with a breakdown potentially leading to a fall toward the $0.87 mark. On the bullish side, for KAITO to reach $5, it would need a 180% surge from current levels, which could happen if the token breaks above the key resistance at $2 and crosses the psychological barrier at $3.

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