Kaspa (KAS)

With the Toccata fork upcoming, @p4bpj asked - "What would a "normal transaction versus stark-proof." look like?

@michaelsuttonil broke it down in his typical brilliant fashion!
We like to try visualize and contextualize. We recognize these illustration often are not perfect, but we wanted to offer a more commoner kick at this.
So, here goes...Picture a #Kaspa block like a delivery truck.
Every block has two limits:
1. How much weight it can carry (compute mass)
2. How much space is inside (byte size)
Today, normal transactions are like small boxes with heavy locks on them.
Each lock is a signature, and those signatures are expensive in weight. So the truck fills up by weight before it runs out of space. That’s why we land around a few hundred typical transactions per block.
The #Toccata update makes the truck bigger in terms of space. More room inside.
But the weight limit stays the same. So normal transactions still hit the same ceiling.
Now introduce a STARK proof.
Instead of hundreds of small boxes,