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Kabosu

Kabosu

Österreichische Post released the *Crypto stamp Kabosu* on May 2, 2025, as the second character in its Comic Characters series on Crypto stamp Island. This ghost-doge debuted alongside the unicorn Aurora Sparks, joining the expanding narrative universe that would grow to include Raka, Bambu and Cassius. The edition was limited to 7,500 copies and sold for €9.90, continuing the post's pioneering work in blockchain-based philately that began in 2019.

Variants

VariantVariantColorMintageRarity
Rot
Red#C8281F751
Gelb
Yellow#F5C5185002
Blau
Blue#1F4FA81,0003
Grün
Green#3F8B3F2,0004
Schwarz
Black#1F1E1C3,9255

Kabosu

Österreichische Post released the Crypto stamp Kabosu on 2 May 2025, as the second character in its Comic Characters series on Crypto stamp Island. This ghost-doge debuted alongside the unicorn Aurora Sparks, joining the expanding narrative universe that would grow to include Raka, Bambu and Cassius. The edition was limited to 7,500 copies and sold for €9.90, continuing the post's pioneering work in blockchain-based philately that began in 2019.

The Kabosu character is a playful ghost-doge whose spectral design nods to internet meme culture while fitting the mystical world of Crypto stamp Island. Launched on the same day as Aurora Sparks, the pair established the thematic world-building that later Comic Characters issues would deepen. Unlike earlier Austrian crypto stamps that featured animals or abstract symbols, this series develops an interconnected narrative set on a fictional "Crypto stamp Island," with each character release adding depth to the collective story. The design approach reflects a shift toward sequential storytelling within the program, engaging collectors through both visual art and lore rather than standalone imagery alone.

Minted on the Polygon blockchain, the issue maintained the technical infrastructure Austrian Post had adopted for recent releases to reduce transaction costs and environmental impact compared to earlier Ethereum-based editions. Each of the 7,500 NFTs corresponds to a physical stamp, preserving the hybrid philatelic-digital model that has characterized the program since its inception. No contract address was publicly disclosed at launch, following a pattern seen in some recent Austrian issues where such details were provided only through specialized channels or later documentation.

Market response aligned with the established collector base for Austrian crypto stamps, though the Comic Characters series has appealed particularly to audiences interested in narrative-driven collectibles. The €9.90 price point remained consistent with recent mainstream releases, balancing accessibility for casual buyers with the limited supply that supports secondary-market activity. As one of the two launch characters in an ongoing series, Kabosu helped set the tone for the characters that would follow on Crypto stamp Island.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When was Crypto stamp Kabosu released?

Österreichische Post released Crypto stamp Kabosu on 2 May 2025, as the second character in the Comic Characters series on Crypto stamp Island, launched alongside the unicorn Aurora Sparks.

How many copies of Kabosu were minted?

The edition was limited to 7,500 copies, matching the mintage of every other Comic Characters release (Aurora Sparks, Raka, Bambu and Cassius).

What was the retail price for this crypto stamp?

Crypto stamp Kabosu was sold for €9.90, consistent with the pricing of other 2025 Comic Characters editions from Österreichische Post.

Which blockchain does Kabosu use?

Based on Österreichische Post's documented switch to Polygon for Crypto stamp 4.0 (2022) and subsequent releases, Kabosu is assumed to use the Polygon blockchain, though this specific edition does not explicitly state the chain in available sources.

Who is Kabosu in the Crypto stamp Island narrative?

Kabosu is the second Comic Characters release — a ghost-doge introduced on 2 May 2025 alongside the unicorn Aurora Sparks. Together they opened the Crypto stamp Island series, ahead of Raka, Bambu and Cassius.

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