TL;DR: Verum is a protocol, not a service, and it's completely free to post. You do not need to pay 1 KAS per post transaction (this misconception seems to have spread already). Here's how the protocol operates: . * START (creating an account), POST, STORY, and UNSUBSCRIBE are

Thank you all for testing the first version of Verum on Testnet and for your valuable suggestions. I've just deployed a new version of the protocol for testing. It includes breaking changes but introduces an exciting new feature: Stories. Now you can share your story without

First draft of Verum is ready for testing: Join Telegram test group: Details about the protocol and some explanations towards current frontend version are available here: . The frontend source code will be

Implemented the key feature for Verum: a vibrant Cyberpunk Theme! 🤘.Also integrated dynamic transaction amount calculations with optionally customisable user values. The core logic is now complete! Will run it for testing probably this weekend.

Since my previous post about the Verum concept for decentralized social media gained traction, I’d like to clarify some points and address the most frequently asked questions:. 1. The core of the Verum concept is a protocol that defines the types of transactions, their routing,.

What do you think of an X-like platform powered by the Kaspa blockchain?.No backend, just pure decentralization!. Every action is a transaction:.* Follow someone, send 1 KAS.* Comment, send 0.5 KAS.* Like, send 0.1 KAS.Creators get paid directly for their content! #Kaspa #Web3

After exploring @Igra_Labs and @kasplex L2s, I've pinpointed my personal key point for evaluating any Kaspa L2: . Assets should be able to spend minimal time outside the Kaspa L1 network. The more an L2 achieves this, the more 'Kaspa-compliant' it is for me. My ideal L2 is a.

From time to time, reading all the debates in the Kaspa community highlights the following points for me:. 1. I’m very surprised by how offended everyone gets by any kind of criticism or even basic questioning of something they consider solid. 2. The Kaspa community is growing.

RT @KaspaIntel: Our 1st training with @apichukov will be on the 11th of May 1pm GMT!. We will be going through $Mantis KRC20 on @kasunderco….

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A quick dive into TA patterns, support/resistance, and price prediction 📈. Can you guess the token from this daily chart? It shows clear support and resistance zones, with a reversed head-and-shoulders pattern perfectly signalling a trend pivot. Seems like a textbook case for

As promised during a Space session a few days ago, we've released an experimental DAOs page with @KaspaDAO. It's a draft version, and we're not entirely sure if the data has been collected correctly 😁. @Chris_Hutch7, @LevendiPro, @argonmining, @StppStp please take a look at it.

Thanks to @xximpod space will be able to share some thoughts and plans, as well as answer any questions regarding future development on @kasundercom in about an hour.

Once decentralization reaches full maturity, texts such as this will no longer be required to remind us of its founding purpose. We must not forget that @Kaspa has not yet reached that stage, but it is likely the only blockchain with a realistic chance of achieving it. Excellent.

I reviewed some ongoing and archived votes on @KaspaDAO and noticed two issues:. 1. The idea of limiting an address to a maximum of 100,000 voting power doesn’t seem effective. In any vote involving more than 3-5 wallets sending funds, there are clear patterns where one wallet

Bubble Maps and Transaction Graphs for selected #KRC20 tokens are now available on @kasundercom. Next, we’ll focus on Transactions, allowing users to filter them by various factors and explore the full transaction history for any token or address.

Our goal is to gradually make the #Kaspa ecosystem as transparent as possible for the community. A significant step toward this goal, involving #KRC20, will be released this week. More updates will follow afterward.