Kaspa, which started in November 2021, has become really popular and valuable this year. It's a super-fast, open-source, and decentralized platform. Think of it like a super-quick, well-organized internet for digital money. What's special is that the people who use it make all the rules, not just a few big shots.
But, here's the twist: even though Kaspa is awesome and in high demand, big trading platforms like Binance and Coinbase haven't added it yet. This is where Jim, a crypto expert, steps in with a theory.
Jim thinks the reason big shots like Brian Armstrong at Coinbase and Changpeng Zhao at Binance are holding off on Kaspa is because of how it started. Kaspa had a "fair launch," meaning no one got a head start before it was available to everyone. To get Kaspa coins on their platforms, big exchanges would have to buy them like everyone else.
Jim suggests that these big exchanges might be quietly collecting Kaspa coins right now, hoping to add them later. By waiting until Kaspa's value goes up, they can get more for their money and be more ready when they finally let people trade Kaspa on their platforms.
So, even though you can't find Kaspa on big exchanges yet, Jim thinks there's a good reason for it. Kaspa's fair start makes it a bit different when it comes to big exchanges.
