GHOST OF KASPA ($KASPER)

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Ghost of Kaspa ($KASPER) token will be listed on Biconomy Exchange with KASPER/USDT pair on 9th November 2024, At 23:00 (UTC).

About Project

Kasper ($KASPER) is a community-driven cryptocurrency launched on the Kaspa Blockchain, utilizing the GHOSTDAG protocol. With a fair launch of 1,000,000 mints, Kasper ensures transparency and equal opportunity for all participants, with no pre-mining or insider allocations. The total supply of 28.7 billion $KASPER tokens was made fully available to the public from the start, reinforcing the project's commitment to fairness and decentralization. Kasper is the first fully minted, fair-launched KRC-20 token, designed to promote community engagement and support the decentralized nature of the Kaspa Blockchain. The token is built on innovative technology and is aligned with the principles of decentralization championed by key figures in the crypto space, including Vitalik Buterin's CASPER protocol. Kasper serves as a pioneer for the community in the KRC-20 space, empowering users to be part of its growth and development.

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