KAS (KAS)

Bitcoin realizing it’s been living under buzzwords all this time. https://t.co/rjULQZZFlW

🥧What's cooking in the Kaspa Kitchen? Yonatan (@hashdag) posted a higher-level update in the Kaspa R&D channel about current progress on programmability. It covers two parallel paths (native covenants and zk covenants), the dev tooling options being evaluated, and the goal of delivering a cohesive SDK. Here’s the simplified breakdown in more "Commoner" language. Kaspa R&D Update Kaspa is currently exploring two programming paths in parallel: 1. Regular covenants ("covs") 2. ZK covenants ("zk covs") There is room for both. The purpose of this work is to gain clarity on which use cases are most practical for each type, and to create a clear path for builders. 1) Regular Covenants (Native Script) Regular covenants are native spending rules inside Kaspa’s UTXO model. They can express useful logic, but they are difficult to work with directly, so tooling matters. Bitcoin forks that enabled covenants often rely on tools like Miniscript, CashScript, and sCrypt. • sCrypt was recommended by Ori as the most develo

It’s that time again! Mondays Blockchain Banter will be starting in an hours time. We’ve got: @WolfysBar @Kaspa_HypeMan @AppKaskad @argonmining Gonna be a good one. If you can’t listen live, listen later 🔥 See you soon folks $KAS

For thousands of years, money worked in "Batches." A salary comes once a month. An electricity bill is paid once every two months. A Bitcoin block is mined once every 10 minutes. Our lives are continuous (we breathe constantly, consume power constantly), but our money is "discrete"—it moves in jumps. Why? Because of technological limitations. Moving gold is hard. Banking transfers are expensive. So, we pile it up and send it all at once. ​Kaspa broke the vessel. ​With the vision of 10 blocks per second (and eventually 100), Kaspa does something the human brain struggles to grasp: It makes the "Block" disappear. When something happens 100 times a second, it stops feeling like "drops" and becomes a "stream." Just like in movies, we don't see individual pictures but smooth motion (because it runs at 24 frames per second), Kaspa turns money into smooth motion. ​Why does this change the world? It opens the door to a completely new type of economy: Streaming Money. ​Think about the near future: ​You do

@KaspaOmega - hope this is helpful. And helpful for all of us! :) If you understand Bitcoin, Kaspa will make immediate sense. But don’t mistake that for “more of the same.” Kaspa is conservative in principles, but radical in engineering. It keeps the core things Bitcoiners care about: ✅ Proof-of-Work ✅ UTXO model ✅ permissionless decentralization ✅ open-source, fair launch ethos But it introduces an architecture Bitcoin would never adopt without becoming a different system entirely: BlockDAG consensus (GHOSTDAG), which allows parallel blocks while preserving ordered consensus. See Links to Github, community forums white papers and other Dev resources on https://t.co/z5HNvgUovC 1) Beyond “digital cash”: Kaspa aims at sovereign settlement infrastructure Bitcoin proved digital scarcity. The next stage is neutral, sovereign settlement at real-world speed. Kaspa’s argument is bigger than payments: Kaspa is positioning as a universal settlement grid, essentially “Sovereignty as a Service” as its been said by

@KaspaOmega - hope this is helpful. And helpful for all of us! :) If you understand Bitcoin, Kaspa will make immediate sense. But don’t mistake that for “more of the same.” Kaspa is conservative in principles, but radical in engineering. It keeps the core things Bitcoiners care about: ✅ Proof-of-Work ✅ UTXO model ✅ permissionless decentralization ✅ open-source, fair launch ethos But it introduces an architecture Bitcoin would never adopt without becoming a different system entirely: BlockDAG consensus (GHOSTDAG), which allows parallel blocks while preserving ordered consensus. See Links to Github, community forums white papers and other Dev resources on https://t.co/z5HNvgUovC 1) Beyond “digital cash”: Kaspa aims at sovereign settlement infrastructure Bitcoin proved digital scarcity. The next stage is neutral, sovereign settlement at real-world speed. Kaspa’s argument is bigger than payments: Kaspa is positioning as a universal settlement grid, essentially “Sovereignty as a Service” as its been said by

I close the Cash-Club-Academy (#CCA) topic here officially. Anyone who wants to share their experience with this can do so here – I heard that after deletion by mods it's no longer possible to post. This video was originally 14 minutes, but I want to finally distance myself from the matter. On Instagram I could no longer post it because I was "coincidentally" hacked two hours after the podcast call, and the account is now on hold until it can presumably be freed at a cost of 2‑5000 euros. (Don't worry, not for long…) I barely noticed how I got so deep into the issue. It was probably through my warning video in 2023 regarding the "Super‑Meme‑Cycle" and the 100X promises at Kaspa, where I urged strong caution because I knew they were scams and not facts. It's not my fight, but I heard so much of it that it felt like mine. The chart videos where members copy our ...

Oh yeah … still relevant. Comment “low time preference 🥴” If you understand the reference. #Kaspa https://t.co/y9eRwKDGax

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