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Kadena Could See a Correction After Recent Strong Gains

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  • The Kadena project has put in a 14% improvement over the last seven days, but that was less than the 200% gain in the previous week.

The Kadena project has put in a 14% improvement over the last seven days, but that was less than the 200% gain in the previous week.

The Brooklyn-based crypto project is a new to the scene after being launched in January last year and was founded by two former JP Morgan employees: Stuart Popejoy and Will Martino.

The project uses a private chain “Kuro”, a public chain, and an open-source smart contract language called “Pact” that allows anyone with a fair understanding of programming to create their own smart contracts. 

The project claims to be more affordable and scalable than its competitors and offers a huge 480,000 TPS, compared to Solana’s 50,000 TPS, or Ethereum’s 14 TPS. That could give the coin a a serious advantage with further adoption. The Kadena blockchain combines 20 sub-chains to support transactions and has increased the blockchain’s hash rate by a factor of twenty.

The coin has soared from only $2.00 in October to hit highs near $28.

Kadena Price Analysis

Kadena was higher by 14% this week and has seen resistance at the $28.00 level. The coin could take a pause from the recent gains for a correction here. The first support level for KDA would be the $15.00 level and the 50-day moving average is lower at the $10.00 level. Once the coin has consolidated a little, we should see a retest of the recent highs.

Kadena Price Chart

This post was last modified on Nov 15, 2021, 14:44 GMT 14:44

Written By: Kevin George

Kevin George has over twelve years' experience in financial markets trading, which included stints in London and New York, trading equities and currencies. He has also traded in commodities, equities, futures and options. He has extensive technical-experience and combines this with a fundamental overview. He has published for SeekingAlpha, where he runs his own subscriber newsletter and graduated with an MSc in finance in 2017.

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