Kadena Foundation Dies: Blockchain Now Maintained by Cats and Chaos 🐱⚔

What to know:

  • The Kadena Foundation has declared bankruptcy due to market conditions and a shocking inability to code. šŸ¤·ā™‚ļø
  • The blockchain will now be maintained by “independent miners” (i.e., anyone who hasn’t quit yet).
  • KDA’s price plummeted 55%, proving that hope is not a financial strategy. šŸ’ø

In the beginning, there was Kadena, a blockchain promising to out-Ethereum Ethereum. Then came the Great Market Crashā„¢, a.k.a. when investors realized “scalability” just means “we’ll fix it in the next funding round.” The Kadena Foundation, now a ghost of its former self, has dissolved like a poorly written smart contract in a hurricane. Their official statement: “We’re done. Good luck, we’re off to build a space colony.” 🪐

The team, now reduced to a single intern holding a coffee cup and a prayer, released a new node binary. It’s like giving a toaster a PhD and hoping it bakes a soufflĆ©. The blockchain will “continue to operate,” presumably until the sun swallows it. Or maybe forever. Who knows? šŸŒ‘

With 566 million KDA tokens still set to reward miners until 2139 (or “the end of time,” depending on who you ask), the network’s future is now a game of cosmic Russian roulette. Will the community save it? Probably not. Will it become a meme coin? Absolutely. 🐸

Founded by ex-JPMorgan engineers who thought “braided architecture” was a hairstyle, Kadena once reached $25 per token. Now it’s a cautionary tale wrapped in a ponzi scheme wrapped in a PowerPoint. The real question isn’t “Will Kadena survive?”-it’s “Why did anyone trust a blockchain named after a Japanese car?” šŸš—šŸ’Ø

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2025-10-22 11:25