Hi $kas, I had to change my host for my Kaspa visualizer. Update your bookmarks please sorry. I don’t purchase domains ;) https://t.co/E3Mq70T6zF #kaspa

Stages of a completely open minded Bitcoin maximalist $kas $btc

Alrighty $kas a proposal has been made to Create a @supabase auth provider for Kaspa. please check it out! Don't we want more adoption? https://t.co/Uu0cxlRA4F

Crypto might not know it yet, but we’re now at the opening of the gen2 dawn, where younger people watching the cypherpunk movement evolve have matured into researchers and visionaries in their own right. They’ve watched gen1 build the foundations, and have the mathematical and

Dear crypto, It starts and ends with txn ordering. I’ve been digging/researching for a few years now into how to build a universal scheduler of txns, one that isn’t confined to real-time sequencing but lets users pre-commit arbitrary conditional txn logic baked on chain / into

@AAStack This turned out to be correct so far. The devil is in the details though. Bitcoin has no more capacity to grow TPS, as its max transactions per day is about 600k (reached). This means users who want to use a peer currency need to look elsewhere. Such as #kaspa (260M daily tps and

Understanding #Kaspa security budget. I created a little notebook that simulates Kaspa's security budget under different conditions: https://t.co/tSYzzM5cDz It's pretty fun to play with. Here are some observations: - SB is generally maximized when the total capacity of the

@KaspaTruth Just in case it isn’t clear, having more public nodes is fundamentally important for the discovery and resilience of the network. This isn’t just for fun. The difference between 100 and 1000 can mean the difference between being able to survive or make costly a sustained ddos

Who’s in?

Addressing FUD: We’ve seen (CEX deposit and withdrawals) + (L2 bridging) suffering from our speed test. There is one reason: These Centralized Exchanges, and L2’s are not competent enough to turn on an RBF style deposit or withdrawal function. Generally a Centralized exchange

On October 5, 2025, the Kaspa network processed over 158 million transactions in a single day, nearly matching Bitcoin’s total transactions for the entire past year. According to data from YCharts and Glassnode, the Bitcoin network processed approximately 160 million

::::::::::::—Official Count—:::::::::::::::: :::::158 million txn’s in one day:::::::: $KAS @LiberatedPotato

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@BitmundFreud @brt2412 Would a bot do this??? Pls watch bro You need to listen if you love sound money and Bitcoin!!

Releasing KasProve: inscribe digital signatures on #kaspa. Also known as “proof of existence”. https://t.co/wEn90yaK2h KasProve is a free lightweight service. No need to connect a wallet. It’s a (small) gift to the Kaspa community. Example use cases: - documents - patents -

Clarification about $kas fees. I was glad to see a lot of discussion about my proposal, involving a few active devs (@coderofstuff_ , @OriNewman , I believe also @CryptoAspect ). However, I think there's a subtlety here that many people (not the devs tho) missed, so I want to

Why are all the fees going to the L2? Not due to L2 greed or corruption, but for a much simpler reason: an L2 has no control over the $kas L1 fees. The only ones who directly control the fees are the miners. If txns pay minuscule fees, then the fees will be low. It has nothing

$KAS we have a new website where you can add merchants! 👉 https://t.co/GI4KS9gQI8 Really easy to add your service to the map. Requires a small amount of $KAS for payment as a verification check.

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If you like $KAS and you want it to succeed run a public node.

Have you ever set a World Record? Contact me if you want to take part on September 28th. Share this video. $KAS