2026-01-12 08:24:47

The founder of KAST has never wavered since the project's inception. 16 months ago, he was confident about the direction, and subsequent development has fully validated this conviction—whether in a bull or bear market, it has been steadily growing every month.

This kind of sustained growth is not common among crypto projects. Interestingly, the user composition of KAST breaks the conventional understanding. People usually assume that crypto applications have natural advantages in developing countries, but data tells a different story: 70% of active users actually come from developed countries.

What does this reflect? It indicates that the project is not just filling a financial gap in certain regions, but has also found genuine usage demand in developed markets. This diversified user base, to some extent, also explains why the project can maintain its growth pace amid market fluctuations.

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hodl_therapist

· 01-13 20:35

Can both bulls and bears grow steadily? That requires real substance; it's not something a hype project can achieve. The fact that 70% of users are from developed countries is a bit counterintuitive, indicating that there's truly a genuine demand. The founder's resolve is indeed rare; most have already been beaten dizzy by the market waves.

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FrogInTheWell

· 01-13 11:26

70% from developed countries? This is actually a signal, indicating it's not just hype.

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SybilAttackVictim

· 01-12 19:47

Bull and bear markets can both maintain steady growth, which is indeed rare. --- 70% of users from developed countries? This actually shows that KAST has found genuine demand, not fake demand. --- It seems the founder's persistence was not in vain; data doesn't lie. --- Developed markets also need it... this is the true core competitiveness. --- No wonder it has lasted so long; a diverse user base is the best defense. --- 16 months of steadfast effort have led to current growth; there's something there. --- Wait, such a large proportion of users from developed countries? That challenges many people's perceptions. --- The phrase "steady growth" has been heard too many times, but projects that can truly achieve it are few.

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StableGeniusDegen

· 01-12 08:50

The fact that 70% of users are from developed countries is a bit outrageous, is it true... But if it's true, it definitely indicates that KAST has found something.

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NFTArchaeologis

· 01-12 08:43

It's really interesting. The fact that 70% comes from developed countries is a bit counterintuitive. Usually, when we study projects on emerging chains, we assume that areas with greater wealth disparity have stronger demand, but KAST seems to be the opposite.

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LiquidityWizard

· 01-12 08:32

70% of users in developed countries? That's the real essential need, not the scheme of just harvesting profits.

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Blockwatcher9000

· 01-12 08:30

Bulls and bears are not afraid; this is true sustained growth. --- 70% of users are from developed countries? Reverse operation is also interesting. --- The founder's obsession is indeed rare in crypto. --- A diverse user base is the key to risk resistance; got it. --- Not filling the坑 but opening new markets, no wonder there is steady growth. --- 16 months of determined direction show that it's not a speculative project. --- Having more users from developed countries is actually an advantage; I accept this logic. --- Growing every month? That's quite outrageous in this market environment. --- The key is the founder's execution ability; anyone can say empty words.

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ApeShotFirst

· 01-12 08:29

Wow, 70% comes from developed countries? This reverse operation is really impressive. I thought these kinds of projects relied on emerging markets to support them.

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