Hey $kas, due to a silly mistake the timer in the @KaspaKii website was set to *local* 12:00 instead of 12:00 GMT, shy of two and a half hours from now, when it will be launched.
While you wait, please enjoy a tall glass of maxi tears to whet your pallet. pic.twitter.com/3sFeNRaPYr
— Shai ❤️ Deshe 💜 Wybors𐤊i 💙 (大胡子) (@DesheShai) July 18, 2024
**Title: Kaspa Countdown Timer Error Announced by Core Developer Shai Wyborski**
**Subheading: Launch Time Clarified – Website Timer Was Incorrectly Set to Local Time Instead of GMT**
In a recent tweet, Shai Wyborski, a core developer of Kaspa and a PhD candidate in quantum cryptography, disclosed a critical timing error on the KaspaKii website, which is related to the highly anticipated launch of a new feature or announcement. The tweet posted by Wyborski highlighted an accidental setting on the project’s countdown timer. Instead of using 12:00 GMT (Greenwich Mean Time), the timer was erroneously set to 12:00 local time. As a result, the actual launch time is two and a half hours later than initially displayed.
Wyborski reassured the community that the launch is still on track and encouraged users to enjoy the wait with an amusing reference to “maxi tears,” implying that detractors will be disappointed by Kaspa’s success.
Here’s the full text of Wyborski’s tweet:
*”Hey $kas, due to a silly mistake the timer in the @KaspaKii website was set to *local* 12:00 instead of 12:00 GMT, shy of two and a half hours from now, when it will be launched.”*
*”While you wait, please enjoy a tall glass of maxi tears to whet your pallet. pic.twitter.com/3sFeNRaPYr”*
Kaspa, known for its innovative blockchain technologies and supportive community, strives to maintain transparency and clear communication with its user base. The timely correction by Wyborski reflects the team’s commitment to ensuring accuracy and building trust within the community.
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