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Kaia records 14.7× its average daily volume on 17 May — the largest spike in its 90-day history
- Kaia (KAIA) traded 1.28 billion units on 17 May — 14.7 times its 30-day average of 86.9 million and nearly five times the previous 90-day single-day record of 256.7 million set on 17 April
- The z-score of 28.56 makes this statistically extreme; yet the price moved only modestly, closing at $0.0506, up just 2.2% over seven days
- This extreme volume-to-price divergence — a massive trading burst with little price movement — is statistically unusual and may indicate large-scale repositioning or wash activity
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Conclusion
KAIA volume 17 May: 1,275,537,598 vs 30-day avg 86,909,249 = 14.68× ratio; z-score = 28.56. Previous 90-day volume record: 256,744,806 (17 Apr). Price on 17 May: $0.0506. 7-day return: +2.2%.