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Wallet #1 now holds 1.41 BILLION kaspa:native Despite being down significantly on paper, they've continued accumulating through every market condition, lowering their average buy price and increasing their position. Conviction isn't buying when everyone is bullish. Conviction is buying when you're deep underwater and still believe in the future. Some see losses. Wallet #1 sees opportunity. 𐤊 1,410,179,606 KAS and still stacking

While most of the market bleeds red, Kaspa holds the #1 spot in CoinMarketCap's Crypto Community Sentiment rankings. Conviction matters. $KAS $WLD $NEAR




The suppression of Kaspa is not just a Kaspa problem. It exposes a deeper rot in the broader crypto industry: the market still pretends to be decentralized while price discovery, liquidity access, and legitimacy are filtered through centralized gatekeepers. That matters because CEXs do not simply “list assets.” They manufacture visibility. They decide which coins get the easy retail buy button, which coins get deep liquidity, which coins get market-maker support, which coins get institutional routing, and which coins remain fragmented across smaller venues. In theory, crypto is supposed to route around permissioned finance. In practice, most users still discover assets through the same centralized funnels. This creates a distorted incentive system. Fair launches are punished because there is no insider allocation to distribute, no VC inventory to monetize, no foundation treasury to negotiate with, and no easy promotional machine behind the asset. Meanwhile, weaker projects with better insider economics can receive cleaner access because they fit the exchange business model better. The result is not meritocratic capital formation. It is liquidity favoritism disguised as market neutrality. Kaspa threatens that model because it represents something crypto was originally supposed to protect: open proof-of-work issuance, no premine, no insider launch, no committee, no sequencer, no foundation-controlled float. If that kind of asset can be delayed while more centralized or venture-shaped tokens receive smoother access, the industry has to confront an ugly truth: much of crypto’s “decentralization” is downstream of centralized distribution. The implication is bigger than price. If exchanges can suppress, delay, or derivative-wrap genuine open networks while accelerating assets with cleaner insider monetization, then crypto becomes a permissioned casino wearing cypherpunk clothing. The assets that survive anyway become more important, not less, because they prove that neutral monetary infrastructure can still emerge without begging the gatekeepers for validation.

Sui mainnet is currently experiencing a network stall. Network activity may be paused at this time. The Sui Core team is actively investigating. Updates and incident review will be shared as soon as they are available.



Proud to be back at @festival_web3 for the third year running! 🔥 @Kaspa_KEF is sponsoring the VIP Lounge at @festival_web3 hosted by @HashKeyGroup — one of Asia's largest Web3 gatherings with more than 50,000 attendees expected. This year, find #Kaspa in the VIP Lounge, where we'll have ecosystem projects, community initiatives, and #Kaspa's partners on display. Come see what #Kaspa has been building! Beyond the lounge sponsorship, our Executive Director @oneforonehaha will be speaking on Stage 2 of the main venue, at 3:15–3:30PM on April 20th. Don't worry if you can't make it in person. The full recording will be on our Youtube afterwards! 🎙️ Hong Kong, see you soon! #Web3Festival 🇭🇰











