KAS (KAS)

📍 A NOTE ON MISSED COMMITMENTS AND SILENCE A note from one long-term Kaspa holder. Today is August 1. On June 30, CoinDesk published a sponsored article introducing Staghunt and its first product, Intendo Terminal. The article states, verbatim: “The first implementation of the thesis is Intendo Terminal, scheduled to launch its first version in July.” July is over. Intendo Terminal has not launched. There has been no public update explaining why, no revised timeline, no communication from @hashdag about the status of the project. This matters. Not because prices are down. Prices move for reasons outside anyone’s control. This matters because investors made allocation decisions based on published roadmaps and public commitments. A committed timeline in a CoinDesk article is not a casual tweet. It is a public statement in one of the most authoritative outlets in the industry. 🔍 WHAT SILENCE COMMUNICATES Core developers on Kaspa continue to ship. That is not in question. But Staghunt is publicly framed as

Kaspians are so delusional there are some of us who believe Yonatan Somplinksy is Satoshi. Read this thread if you like conspiracies.

The #Kaspa $KAS node map of the month of June 2026, in a total of 72 countries. https://t.co/9N0ONZApXD

There are 4 main wallets to hold and store your $KAS 👇 Which one you should use depends on your operating system and a short list of characteristics They're all 100% self-custody and extremely low in fees cost, so you can't go wrong there https://t.co/JqkZjgOTmV

By the way, as KS said below, $KAS already has @KasSigner which generates your seed offline, allows dice rolling, and a passphrase (which a lot of people are now learning is critical for every wallet, but not supported by every wallet) and is 100% open source. This isn’t like Cold Card or Tangem or any wallet that touts being open source but still has proprietary chips that no human can audit or verify with 10000% certainty that everything is above board (like, for example how good the entropy is as we saw with CC). Every line of Kassigner code is open source, and when you turn off the device any generated seed is deleted because it only lives in ram, there’s no proprietary chip. So you would generally export the seed to an encrypted sd card. What we need now is for every line of that code to be reviewed and battle tested so there is no hidden, dormant bug that appears in 6 years like with CC. Anybody can build this wallet which is the best part. You aren’t trusting a company with closed source chips. You c

There are 4 main wallets to hold and store your $KAS 👇 Which one you should use depends on your operating system and a short list of characteristics They're all 100% self-custody and extremely low in fees cost, so you can't go wrong there https://t.co/JqkZjgOTmV