2025-12-30 11:30:13

It is recommended to use a new wallet account for operations. If OK Wallet encounters compatibility issues, you can try switching to TP Wallet.

This project is worth paying attention to — it has launched the 402 payment protocol based on fiat currency, which brings several innovations to the payment track. The project token is called "Snow Leopard," named after the national mascot of Kyrgyzstan, blending local cultural features.

Token information is as follows: Mint Token is KGST, with a total supply set at 21,000 units. This design is relatively rare in Web3 projects. Scarcity-based supply strategies usually enhance long-term value potential.

View Original

This page may contain third-party content, which is provided for information purposes only (not representations/warranties) and should not be considered as an endorsement of its views by Gate, nor as financial or professional advice. See Disclaimer for details.

14 Likes

Reward
14
5
Repost
Share

Comment

0/400

FloorPriceWatcher

· 11h ago

The name Snow Leopard is indeed interesting, but with a supply of 21,000... is it really scarce? Feels a bit uncertain. --- TP Wallet is okay to use, but the fees are a bit high. OK's compatibility issues are really numerous. --- 402 Payment Protocol? Never heard of it. Can any expert explain how this thing actually works? --- Such a small supply... Could it be another clone coin? To be cautious, we still need to see if there's an audit. --- Local cultural features sound good, but the key is still trading volume and community activity. --- I agree with the new wallet operation, but it's really safer to test several wallets first. --- The code for KGST looks a bit unfamiliar. Is this a project from Kyrgyzstan? When did this track become so international? --- The idea that scarcity enhances value... I'm tired of this theory. The key is whether there are real users using it.

View OriginalReply0

RektCoaster

· 12-30 11:58

Wallet compatibility issues are routine operations; just switch to TP and don't fuss about it. The name Snow Leopard is quite distinctive... blending with Kyrgyz culture, I like this vibe. A total of 21,000 tokens? The scarcity is real, but the payment sector has been quite competitive these past two years. I'm not sure if Protocol 402 is new or not, but there is definitely room for growth in fiat payment options. Wait, how much does this project cost? Or should I observe for a while before deciding?

View OriginalReply0

LuckyHashValue

· 12-30 11:58

Wallet switching, we've all played with this set before, mainly depends on whether the project itself is reliable or not. The name Snow Leopard is indeed awesome, but with a total supply of 21,000... could it be too scarce and lack liquidity? Legal currency payment protocols sound quite innovative, but the actual application still depends on subsequent developments. TP Wallet indeed has good compatibility, we've experienced too many pitfalls. This kind of setting that combines small country culture—feels a bit over-packaged? It's better to just look at the technology. Such a small supply makes people suspicious; could it just be a scam to harvest profits? The payment track is too competitive; why can this project break through? Strong scarcity is good, but it needs genuine demand to support it. The new wallet account operation seems a bit overly cautious, feels like it’s trying to avoid tracking. 21k tokens sounds quite rare, but is there enough market cap potential?

View OriginalReply0

ThatsNotARugPull

· 12-30 11:32

Snow Leopard is indeed a cool name, but with a supply of 21,000... is it really scarce? I need to test wallet compatibility first.

View OriginalReply0