Kaspa Stuck, K Social Confusion, Devs Under Pressure

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

First up… price vibes were ROUGH. A bunch of people sounded straight-up exhausted, saying we’re basically at the same level we were around 80 days ago, with the wider market moving while Kaspa barely budges. There were calls like “we’re going back to 3.6 cents,” and others guessing we could tag “just under five cents” soon — but overall, the dominant mood was impatience and “can we PLEASE break out of this range… up or down, I just want to feel something.” The flip side? Even in the doomposting, there were still folks saying they’re more comfortable buying down here.

Second highlight: K Social sparked a lot of chatter… and confusion. People asked if it’s live, where the URL is, and whether it’s legit — while others straight-up called it a “Ksocial network scam.” One specific worry that felt real: identity and impersonation. Someone basically said, “If K Social doesn’t link my morph dot kas to my ownership, I’m not posting,” because otherwise anyone could pretend to be you. So the theme wasn’t hype — it was “is this real, and how do we verify who’s who?”

Third: “Devs, PLEASE.” There were repeated pleas for the team to “do something,” and the most concrete technical breadcrumb was people name-dropping DagKnight as something they’re hoping arrives soon — with lots of “hardfork us” energy. It read like the community is looking for a catalyst, or at least progress they can point to when morale is low.

Fourth: marketing became a mini battleground. Someone asked what a “strong marketing campaign” even looks like, and another person mentioned Yonatan supposedly talking to “one” last week — but nobody seemed to know what came of it. The debate split into “organic growth is enough” versus “we need coordinated hype,” with some people tossing around influencer ideas.

Last quick note: a couple data-ish signals popped up — someone cited hashrate around 0.43 exahash per second, and one buyer claimed they were trying to scoop about 216 thousand KAS at current prices. Not a trend by itself, but it shows there are still accumulators lurking under the frustration.

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