$KMD Coin Hardcore Survival Guide

Core Gameplay: Hold onto Bitcoin for privacy + cross-chain, essentially a 'chain within a chain':

Security relies on parasitism: Every 10 minutes, transaction records are etched into the Bitcoin chain; hackers must first take down Bitcoin to alter the ledger, costing a fortune.

Privacy is selective: Using Zcash's zero-knowledge proof system, transfers can be hidden.

Scaling through acrobatics: If a single chain is too slow, multiple chains can work in parallel; three chains working together increase performance by three times, while the total supply of tokens remains constant to prevent inflation.

Critical Weakness:

33 notarization nodes hold real control: The voting is nominal, but in reality, large holders monopolize, centralization buries landmines.

Ecosystem has gone cold: Only 12 active developers on GitHub, fewer than 50 dApps, depth is lacking.

Inflation cuts down the weak: 5.1% new tokens mined each year, selling pressure continues.

Survival Rules for the Weak:

Short-term gamblers: Only wait for 'Bitcoin security' narratives to heat up and then jump in, make 10% and run; if it drops below $0.35, it's a must to cut losses.

Long-term, don’t touch: The technology has long been surpassed by Celestia and others; the need for cross-chain has been replaced by Chainlink's price feeds, holding onto it equals donating money.

The only way out: If you can make it into the top 50 notarization nodes, earn 8% annually in tokens + fees, but the threshold is enough to buy a house.

The truth: KMD is like an old-fashioned armored vehicle—thick armor from Bitcoin but an outdated engine; the new track has already been left far behind by supercars (SOL/ADA).

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