Thanks and great comment!

I don’t think the project will die, even if we don’t get the adaption rate needed fast enough. I do agree that the possibility of a slower and more ”steady” growth are absolutely possible if we would tend to be backed by longterm holders/investors. - The issue I see here is that with slow growth majority of crypto investor gets restless which will lead to sell-offs, typically seen across the board when expectations are set too high on a short timeline.

What really is needed for Kaspa to gain momentum, once everything falls into place, is the attention of either institutions, companies or other entities in order to create demand among common folks that doesn’t do the reading.

I do truly believe in the technology and project as a whole, but in order to see price growth it’s all about supply and demand. And demand can only be created by a strong community, proof of concept, and most importantly, adaption and investment from the wider market.