DeepSeek Predicts Kaspa (KAS) and Bitcoin Prices If the US–Iran War Ends

The US-Israel war against Iran has entered its 12th day, and financial markets are still trying to price what comes next. Oil has swung sharply during the conflict, and crypto has stayed nervous through the volatility.

Bitcoin has held near the upper $60,000 zone, but smaller coins such as Kaspa have remained under much heavier pressure.

DeepSeek offers a useful way to frame that uncertainty. Using the market data and scenario structure provided for this article, DeepSeek points to a simple conclusion.

An end to the war would likely help both Bitcoin and Kaspa through better risk appetite, but BTC looks far more resilient than KAS from current levels.

Current Kaspa Price Data Shows How Deep The KAS Drawdown Has Become

Kaspa price now sits near $0.03. Its all-time high was about $0.2074, which means KAS remains roughly 85.5% below peak levels.

Data also shows Kaspa market cap is near $825 million, and the token is down about 8.2% over the last month.

DeepSeek reads that structure as a coin deep in a bear phase. Kaspa price has lost almost 80% versus early 2024 levels and about 85% from its peak.

That kind of damage usually tells us speculative interest has cooled sharply, and it also explains why KAS has struggled more than Bitcoin in the same period.

DeepSeek Sees Any Kaspa Price Recovery Coming Through Altcoin Risk Appetite

DeepSeek does not treat the war as the main cause of the Kaspa decline, although the broader geopolitical environment has likely added pressure to the underlying market conditions. The model links most of the KAS weakness to the normal altcoin cycle.

Liquidity has pulled back, and capital has rotated into Bitcoin and a few larger assets. Fear has remained elevated across the crypto market amid global tensions, and smaller assets such as Kaspa have felt the impact more strongly.

If the war ended today, DeepSeek sees room for a relief move in KAS price toward about $0.035 to $0.06 over days or a few weeks. That would still be a retest of older consolidation zones, not a return to the Kaspa all-time high.

By the end of 2026, the model places a bullish but still realistic KAS price band around $0.08 to $0.15, assuming Bitcoin stays firm and broader altcoin liquidity improves.

Bitcoin Price Data Shows Why BTC Remains The Defensive Core

Bitcoin tells a very different story. BTC trades near $69,700 on March 11, and its market cap stands near $1.39 trillion.

Its all-time high is about $126,198, so the drawdown from peak is roughly 44.9%. That decline is meaningful, though it is far smaller than what Kaspa has suffered.

DeepSeek sees Bitcoin as the defensive core of crypto in this climate. Recent price data shows BTC roughly flat over the last month compared with deeper weakness in many altcoins.

That pattern usually appears when investors reduce leverage and stay close to the largest asset in the sector.

DeepSeek Says Bitcoin Price Has A Stronger Path If The War Ends

DeepSeek’s near-term Bitcoin scenario is straightforward. If the US Iran war ended through credible de-escalation, BTC could move into a $72,000 to $85,000 band over the following days or weeks. The model treats that as a relief move tied to better global sentiment, not as a direct reaction unique to Bitcoin.

For late 2026, DeepSeek places a realistic bullish Bitcoin price band around $100,000 to $130,000. That range assumes continued institutional adoption, no major policy shock, and a market environment where BTC keeps absorbing capital better than smaller coins.

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Current reporting also supports the idea that easing geopolitical tension can help Bitcoin sentiment in the near term.

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