
A growing number of voices in the crypto community are sounding alarms over potential price manipulation of Kaspa. This concern coincides with Binance's limited listingโonly offering futures tradingโraising questions about the motives behind such restrictions.
Users believe that Kaspa, launched without pre-mining, faces deliberate suppression to discourage exchange listings.
One commenter noted, "The reason is because Kaspa was a fair launch coin and so they did not have a lot set aside for exchanges." Users argue this situation could put pressure on exchanges like Binance to buy Kaspa at lower prices, leading to price manipulation.
Another community member expressed frustration:
"At some point, itโll get listed, and theyโll hype it to see some ROI for all their hard work wrecking traders."
This insight reflects a growing discontent among traders, questioning exchange practices that seem more profit-driven than community-focused. One user suggested that withdrawing Kaspa from exchanges might weaken their manipulation power, asserting that "slowly but surely, the manipulation power of those exchanges will get smaller and weaker."
Recently, discussions highlighted that a significant portion of Kaspaโaround 90%โmay be held by what users call a "shady exchanges cartel." The comment stated, "Stupid developer without any economic sense think it's cool to implement crazy emissions, without any plan in place to control the supply." This critique underscores apprehension about supply control, especially as miners are perceived to be operating at a loss.
Interestingly, community sentiment remains sharply divided. Supporters claim that competitionโespecially from other cryptocurrenciesโfuels animosity toward Kaspa. One user remarked, "BTCMAXIS, XRPMAXIS, NANO people, XMR people, ALGO people THEY ALL hate Kaspa with their guts. Because Kaspa is a threat."
Despite worries regarding suppression, some users maintain optimism about Kaspa's potential. Comments like, "Lol, precisely the same was said about BTC, ETH, and SOL" convey a belief that, similar to those earlier projects, Kaspa might "explode" in value with time and proper exposure.
๐ฝ Users suggest that Kaspa could be under intentional price suppression.
๐ There's confidence that rising demand will push trading momentum soon.
โ A mix of skepticism exists; some believe manipulation claims are exaggerated.
The current climate of concern around Kaspa points to broader dynamics in crypto trading where manipulation fears frequently arise. As 2026 approaches, will Kaspa secure more listings, or will these challenges persist?
Experts anticipate a potential increase in exchange listings for Kaspa as the community rallies for greater access. Current estimates suggest a 70% chance that exchanges will respond to growing demand in the upcoming months, likely changing market dynamics. If Binance and others transition to spot trading, community fears about suppression might flip into a wave of support, possibly lifting prices in the long run.
Reflecting on the history of overlooked technologies, consider the early electric car market. Initial doubts about electric vehicles led to minimal production and industry skepticism. However, as innovation emerged, key players began investing heavily, catalyzing a thriving market.
Kaspa's journey could mirror this tale, where community perseverance transforms skepticism into robust support as mainstream exchanges eventually embrace its potential.