Binance Silent as Kaspa Community Fires Back

Hey, welcome to Kaspa Daily Pulse – here’s what the Kaspa community’s been buzzing about today.

First up: the Yonatan post went mega-viral – think two point one million views – and folks are still pointing out there’s been zero response from Binance. That mix of hype and silence had people debating listings, with some saying they “expect no spot listing now” and venting at Binance’s terms. Net mood: defiant, a bit salty, but still hopeful that “one day they will list and hate doing so.”

On price talk, the room lived around the five-cent line: mentions of “we’re still at five cents,” quick peeks to “five point two cents” on Kraken, and a whole lot of “breakout or bloodshed tonight” energy. Some called for three cents soon, others swore we’ll “never see five cents again.” Translation: classic tug-of-war vibes, with brief pumps getting swatted down just as fast.

Security & moderation were hot topics. Mods said they recently hid the welcoming section because scammers were DM-ing every new joiner; members even claimed “likely millions KAS” have been lost to impostor DMs. The tone was “be wary,” more reports, and faster bans. If you’re new, double-check handles before you click anything.

On the builder front, Kasia Messenger got love – “printing transactions,” with some saying it’s doing more than certain L2 experiments right now. There was also a pocket of nerd chat about DagKnight throughput – “averaging thirty-two bps,” described as adaptive – plus a reminder that native OS keychains beat plug-ins for wallet security in desktop apps. It’s not a full roadmap update, but it shows the tinkering continues.

And finally, a practical PSA: several folks said people still don’t realize there’s a branded Tangem wallet because it lives on a subdomain. If you’ve got friends asking “where do I find it,” that’s why they’re missing it – it’s there, just tucked away.

Quick sentiment snapshot: privacy coins elsewhere were flexing, but Kaspa chat was a cocktail of gallows humor, diamond-hands speeches, and “buy the dip” one-liners. Oh, and there was way too much debate about stimmies and whether they’d hit crypto – but no consensus there, just noise.

That’s it for today’s pulse. Let’s see what tomorrow brings. Catch you then.