Kaspa TGE Delayed — Community Divided Over the Wait

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

First up, a concrete update from the builder lane: Kaspa Finance pushed its T-G-E back to late January. No extra details yet, but the vibe was equal parts “ugh, delays” and “okay, ship it right.” If you were eyeing near-term DeFi catalysts, adjust those expectations a few weeks out. We’ve waited this long… we can wait a little longer.

Second, the never-ending CEX discourse. Folks asked, “did Binance reply?” Short answer: nope. “No response is also a response,” someone quipped – and a surprising slice of the chat said they’d rather not get a listing at the peak anyway. “Give them 3% as tribute,” one joker added. Bottom line: plenty of chatter, zero official news, and a community trying not to be ruled by listing hopium.

Third highlight: community gamesmanship. A bet hinged on BTC tagging the mid-100 K range, and… it did. Cue the receipts channel demanding a payout of 50k KAS – yes, fifty-thousand – to settle up. Moral: make bets you’re happy to narrate on-chain, because your friends will remember.

Fourth, sentiment check. Liquidity feels “thin,” some called the price action “dumping only,” and yet the room swung from “.03 anyone?” to “this bull run” and “not a matter of IF, but WHEN.” There’s a running meme economy of hopium, copium, and “pumpium,” but also real market takes: ETH outperformed while BTC dominance didn’t meaningfully fall; some see a “final BTC rally to 150–180k,” others warn of bear traps. And the macro chatter? Possible stimulus checks, tariffs noise, and “more money in circulation” all got airtime. In short: conviction long-term, vibes volatile short-term.

Quick PSA from the trenches: one user logged back into Kasware after a break and saw different wallet addresses with coins missing. That sparked troubleshooting talk and a reminder to double-check seeds, derivation paths, and which account you’re actually in. If this hits close to home, slow down and verify before panicking.

And a cultural note: mods and regulars debated tougher rule-enforcement around personal attacks. The consensus? Keep it spicy, not sloppy. We can disagree without going nuclear. Healthier forums make all the waiting easier.

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