KAS (KAS)

Indeed, the whole infrastructure of @eliottmea's COB oracle has already been built by @ColagrandePaul, and we're now integrating the model onchain for final testings. Once fully operational, the oracle will be available for the whole #Kaspa ecosystem ie Kasplex/Igra/Kaspa L1. We're thankful the @Kaspa_KEF was able to support Eliott in his research, and we're here to provide continuity for his work, acting like a lab environment with extra workforce to help him turn his research into applicable services for everyone, not just Kaskad. #researchandbuild

Circle around. $KAS $IGRA

The Kaspa community needs this right now.

Call it magic when sovereign programs talk directly on L1, no middlemen, no delays. Same crowd that swore it couldn’t be done now grabbing pitchforks. Some things look impossible until they’re built. Turns out the “spell” is just better design. $Kas is still $shite though. https://t.co/Q2WLV9HpJx

Solo veo VALOR en criptomonedas que cumplan estas 3 características👇 - Proof of Work (PoW) - Descentralización - Suministro limitado Si no es como Kaspa o Bitcoin, para mí es basura Me dan igual las "utilidades" o los contratos de la empresa que esté detrás Si no cumple esto, no es mejor que el Euro o el Dólar ¿Soy demasiado radical o alguien más lo ve así? #KAS #BTC

Launching Today: WarpCore: ISO 20022 In. Kaspa Finality Out. Today we’re launching WarpCore (Phase 1) in a sandbox environment for financial institutions. WarpCore acts as a universal adapter: ISO 20022 ⇄ deterministic Kaspa logic. Banks keep their existing messaging, controls, and compliance pipelines - while settling verifiable, immutable financial events on Kaspa at incredible speed, without compromising decentralisation. Secured by Proof of Work. This is not a new rail. It’s a translation layer. Legacy systems in. Cryptographic finality out. More to come... #kaspa $kas #xrp #ada #xlm #iso20022

Unrelated, but here is Nick Szabo and the CTO of Lightning Labs shilling $KAS many years ago 🤯 https://t.co/IEFJc6blKR

Kaspa ($KAS) carries none of this legacy burden. There is no Satoshi-era UTXO pool sitting exposed in glass cases. There is no "burn or freeze" dilemma. There is no 10-minute mempool window baked into the architecture. On confirmation time, Kaspa is currently approximately 600 times faster than Bitcoin — and with the DAGKnight upgrade, which replaces fixed latency assumptions with real-time adaptive confirmation, that window compresses to sub-second under normal network conditions. A quantum computer capable of cracking a 256-bit ECC key in under a second does not exist on any credible roadmap and would require a hardware capability so extreme that Bitcoin would have ceased to function years earlier. More fundamentally, DAGKnight is parameterless — meaning confirmation speed adapts dynamically to actual network conditions rather than being hardcoded at design time. This means Kaspa can structurally outpace quantum hardware improvements in a way that Bitcoin's fixed architecture simply cannot. The BTC maxi ref