Loading video...

Video Failed to Load

Go Home

A technical overview of $KAS ’s upcoming DAGKNIGHT (DK) protocol upgrade; an evolution of the blockDAG consensus that enables the network to scale to roughly 100 blocks per second, significantly increasing throughput and confirmation speed while maintaining #Kaspa’s core properties of decentralization, security, and proof-of-work integrity

Dohmer's profile picture

Dohmer

5,548 subscribers

19,106 views • 9 months ago •via X (Twitter)

#Kaspa
LIVE

Anya Rossi• Live Now

Private livecam show

0 Comments

No comments available

Comments from the original post will appear here

Related Videos

Kaspa feels like the continuation of #Bitcoin, explains James Lee. Kaspa Finance ($KFC) founder James Lee breaks down the tech during TOKEN2049 — blockDAG architecture, proof-of-work consensus, and 10 blocks per second throughput. 🔽
0:43

Kaspa feels like the continuation of #Bitcoin, explains James Lee. Kaspa Finance ($KFC) founder James Lee breaks down the tech during TOKEN2049 — blockDAG architecture, proof-of-work consensus, and 10 blocks per second throughput. 🔽

Bitcoin.com News

62,324 views • 9 months ago

Ouroboros Leios is set to massively scale Cardano $ADA, increasing transaction throughput while maintaining security and decentralization. By decoupling transaction processing from block validation, Leios enables parallel transaction processing—pushing Cardano toward millions of TPS.
0:24

Ouroboros Leios is set to massively scale Cardano $ADA, increasing transaction throughput while maintaining security and decentralization. By decoupling transaction processing from block validation, Leios enables parallel transaction processing—pushing Cardano toward millions of TPS.

TapTools

98,768 views • 1 year ago

Toccata was the opening act. DAGKnight is the main event Kaspa's next consensus upgrade replaces GHOSTDAG with a model that adapts to real network latency, targeting block times of 25 to 40 milliseconds. Core developers are aiming for a hard fork by the end of Q3. Founder Yonatan Sompolinsky has proposed bundling it with a ZK bridge in one fork, with a 100 blocks-per-second target to follow in 2027. $KAS
0:33

Toccata was the opening act. DAGKnight is the main event Kaspa's next consensus upgrade replaces GHOSTDAG with a model that adapts to real network latency, targeting block times of 25 to 40 milliseconds. Core developers are aiming for a hard fork by the end of Q3. Founder Yonatan Sompolinsky has proposed bundling it with a ZK bridge in one fork, with a 100 blocks-per-second target to follow in 2027. $KAS

BSCN

37,963 views • 2 months ago

Yesterday marked one of the greatest breakthroughs in blockchain history And yet… silence No headlines. No applause from the suits who claim to champion innovation No acknowledgment from the institutions that dominate crypto discourse They overlooked a decentralized protocol scaling at L1 in real-time, all while maintaining the security and fairness of proof-of-work $KAS is a revolution The embodiment of decentralization When will the rest of the world wake up?
0:31

Yesterday marked one of the greatest breakthroughs in blockchain history And yet… silence No headlines. No applause from the suits who claim to champion innovation No acknowledgment from the institutions that dominate crypto discourse They overlooked a decentralized protocol scaling at L1 in real-time, all while maintaining the security and fairness of proof-of-work $KAS is a revolution The embodiment of decentralization When will the rest of the world wake up?

Mr. Kaspa

26,762 views • 1 year ago

Pi Network Initiates V27 Protocol Upgrade to Support Decentralization The Pi Core Team (Pi Network) has initiated the Protocol V27 upgrade, starting with a Testnet 2 implementation and planning to transition to Mainnet by the end of the week. Among other things, this protocol transition upgrades Pi Node Docker to V27.1.0 and aims to ensure the stability of the network's infrastructure and prepare for future developments such as integration with Pi Dex. This protocol transition represents a major step toward decentralizing the network.
0:30

Pi Network Initiates V27 Protocol Upgrade to Support Decentralization The Pi Core Team (Pi Network) has initiated the Protocol V27 upgrade, starting with a Testnet 2 implementation and planning to transition to Mainnet by the end of the week. Among other things, this protocol transition upgrades Pi Node Docker to V27.1.0 and aims to ensure the stability of the network's infrastructure and prepare for future developments such as integration with Pi Dex. This protocol transition represents a major step toward decentralizing the network.

BSCN

57,620 views • 10 days ago

Well done Kaspa devs! Crescendo is here and it's really just the beginning. This isn’t just an upgrade, it ushers in the next epoch of blockchain innovation and Proof of Work. Aiming for Internet level speed, massive scalability, uncompromising security, all without sacrificing decentralization. Welcome to Kaspa 2.0. (sound on)
0:33

Well done Kaspa devs! Crescendo is here and it's really just the beginning. This isn’t just an upgrade, it ushers in the next epoch of blockchain innovation and Proof of Work. Aiming for Internet level speed, massive scalability, uncompromising security, all without sacrificing decentralization. Welcome to Kaspa 2.0. (sound on)

Kaspa Commons

23,205 views • 1 year ago

Lido Core 2026 Upgrade The biggest evolution of Lido Core brings improvements across the staking modules to keep the protocol aligned with Ethereum’s roadmap and ensure long-term protocol sustainability. No action is required from stakers - the upgrade is protocol-level. ↓
2:00

Lido Core 2026 Upgrade The biggest evolution of Lido Core brings improvements across the staking modules to keep the protocol aligned with Ethereum’s roadmap and ensure long-term protocol sustainability. No action is required from stakers - the upgrade is protocol-level. ↓

Lido

96,956 views • 2 months ago

I sent $5 worth of $KAS to Dr Liberty in seconds All on the base layer, while using Proof of Work consensus Truly decentralized, peer to peer cash - just as Satoshi envisioned Study and use #Kaspa
0:40

I sent $5 worth of $KAS to Dr Liberty in seconds All on the base layer, while using Proof of Work consensus Truly decentralized, peer to peer cash - just as Satoshi envisioned Study and use #Kaspa

Vijay 𐤊ailash, CFA, CFP®

35,910 views • 5 months ago

Proof of work at the speed of the internet. Whether this becomes money is up to each and every one of us…it’s that simple. Feel free to download and share this video as guerrilla marketing for $KAS ✅
0:27

Proof of work at the speed of the internet. Whether this becomes money is up to each and every one of us…it’s that simple. Feel free to download and share this video as guerrilla marketing for $KAS ✅

₿RT 𐤊 🐈📈

18,338 views • 1 month ago

This is another piece about #kaspa and why you should accumulate as much as possible. I think people don't realize yet the tangible progress that $kas had from the launch of the project. And who complains about the chart going sideways for a few months, that is called redistribution after an amazing run during the bear market. Enjoy. Kaspa: The Blockchain Speed Demon Redefining Crypto Efficiency Kaspa has emerged as a significant player in the cryptocurrency landscape, particularly noted for its advancements in transaction speed and scalability while maintaining the foundational principles of Bitcoin (BTC). Here's an insightful look into Kaspa's achievements and its relation to Bitcoin: Unprecedented Speed on Testnet: Kaspa's testnet has demonstrated remarkable speed, achieving up to 10 blocks per second (BPS). This is a monumental leap when compared to Bitcoin, which processes about one block every 10 minutes. This speed was showcased in Kaspa's Testnet 11, where the network's peer-to-peer dynamics and node health remained stable, indicating the robustness of its design. This capability is facilitated by Kaspa's unique implementation of the GHOSTDAG protocol, which allows for parallel processing of blocks, significantly enhancing throughput compared to traditional blockchain structures. Similarities to Bitcoin: Decentralization and Security: Just like Bitcoin, Kaspa uses a Proof-of-Work (PoW) consensus mechanism, ensuring that the network remains decentralized and secure. Kaspa's approach, however, does not orphan blocks created in parallel but instead orders them within the consensus, maintaining a high degree of security without sacrificing speed. No Premine or ICO: Kaspa was launched with a fair distribution method, eschewing pre-mines or initial coin offerings, mimicking Bitcoin's launch ethos to ensure a level playing field for all participants from the outset. Scarcity: Similar to Bitcoin, Kaspa has a capped supply, which encourages a deflationary model. This aspect could potentially make Kaspa an attractive store of value, akin to Bitcoin's role as "digital gold," although Kaspa brands itself more as "digital silver" due to its focus on speed and utility. Advancements Beyond Bitcoin: Scalability: Where Bitcoin struggles with scalability due to its block size limit, Kaspa's BlockDAG structure enables it to process transactions at a scale that Bitcoin cannot match without significant network congestion or fee hikes. This makes Kaspa potentially more suitable for everyday transactions. Transaction Confirmation Time: Kaspa transactions are confirmed in about 10 seconds, compared to Bitcoin's minimum of 10 minutes, making it highly efficient for real-world applications where speed is crucial. Energy Efficiency: By design, Kaspa aims to be less energy-intensive than Bitcoin while maintaining PoW security, leveraging algorithms like kHeavyHash which are more suited to the high-throughput environment of a DAG. Future Adaptability: Kaspa plans to introduce features like smart contracts with very low fees, potentially positioning it as a platform for decentralized applications (dApps) without the scaling issues faced by other networks like Ethereum. The Road Ahead: Kaspa is not just another cryptocurrency; it's a project that challenges the established norms of blockchain scalability. By solving the blockchain trilemma of security, scalability, and decentralization, Kaspa could set a new standard for what's possible in cryptocurrency. However, its relatively new status in the market means it has yet to prove its resilience over decades like Bitcoin. The community's enthusiasm, combined with ongoing development like the Rust rewrite for better performance, suggests Kaspa is on a path to potentially significant growth and adoption. In conclusion, while Kaspa shares foundational similarities with Bitcoin, its advancements in speed, scalability, and adaptability make it a compelling alternative or companion in the crypto ecosystem. Its testnet achievements are just the beginning of what could be a transformative journey in the blockchain space.
5:10

This is another piece about #kaspa and why you should accumulate as much as possible. I think people don't realize yet the tangible progress that $kas had from the launch of the project. And who complains about the chart going sideways for a few months, that is called redistribution after an amazing run during the bear market. Enjoy. Kaspa: The Blockchain Speed Demon Redefining Crypto Efficiency Kaspa has emerged as a significant player in the cryptocurrency landscape, particularly noted for its advancements in transaction speed and scalability while maintaining the foundational principles of Bitcoin (BTC). Here's an insightful look into Kaspa's achievements and its relation to Bitcoin: Unprecedented Speed on Testnet: Kaspa's testnet has demonstrated remarkable speed, achieving up to 10 blocks per second (BPS). This is a monumental leap when compared to Bitcoin, which processes about one block every 10 minutes. This speed was showcased in Kaspa's Testnet 11, where the network's peer-to-peer dynamics and node health remained stable, indicating the robustness of its design. This capability is facilitated by Kaspa's unique implementation of the GHOSTDAG protocol, which allows for parallel processing of blocks, significantly enhancing throughput compared to traditional blockchain structures. Similarities to Bitcoin: Decentralization and Security: Just like Bitcoin, Kaspa uses a Proof-of-Work (PoW) consensus mechanism, ensuring that the network remains decentralized and secure. Kaspa's approach, however, does not orphan blocks created in parallel but instead orders them within the consensus, maintaining a high degree of security without sacrificing speed. No Premine or ICO: Kaspa was launched with a fair distribution method, eschewing pre-mines or initial coin offerings, mimicking Bitcoin's launch ethos to ensure a level playing field for all participants from the outset. Scarcity: Similar to Bitcoin, Kaspa has a capped supply, which encourages a deflationary model. This aspect could potentially make Kaspa an attractive store of value, akin to Bitcoin's role as "digital gold," although Kaspa brands itself more as "digital silver" due to its focus on speed and utility. Advancements Beyond Bitcoin: Scalability: Where Bitcoin struggles with scalability due to its block size limit, Kaspa's BlockDAG structure enables it to process transactions at a scale that Bitcoin cannot match without significant network congestion or fee hikes. This makes Kaspa potentially more suitable for everyday transactions. Transaction Confirmation Time: Kaspa transactions are confirmed in about 10 seconds, compared to Bitcoin's minimum of 10 minutes, making it highly efficient for real-world applications where speed is crucial. Energy Efficiency: By design, Kaspa aims to be less energy-intensive than Bitcoin while maintaining PoW security, leveraging algorithms like kHeavyHash which are more suited to the high-throughput environment of a DAG. Future Adaptability: Kaspa plans to introduce features like smart contracts with very low fees, potentially positioning it as a platform for decentralized applications (dApps) without the scaling issues faced by other networks like Ethereum. The Road Ahead: Kaspa is not just another cryptocurrency; it's a project that challenges the established norms of blockchain scalability. By solving the blockchain trilemma of security, scalability, and decentralization, Kaspa could set a new standard for what's possible in cryptocurrency. However, its relatively new status in the market means it has yet to prove its resilience over decades like Bitcoin. The community's enthusiasm, combined with ongoing development like the Rust rewrite for better performance, suggests Kaspa is on a path to potentially significant growth and adoption. In conclusion, while Kaspa shares foundational similarities with Bitcoin, its advancements in speed, scalability, and adaptability make it a compelling alternative or companion in the crypto ecosystem. Its testnet achievements are just the beginning of what could be a transformative journey in the blockchain space.

Satoshi Vibz

11,501 views • 1 year ago

Pi Network Prepares for its Most Important Upgrade Yet Pi Network (joe public) is rolling out Protocol v26 today. This protocol update from the Core Team is described as one of the last protocol upgrades before Protocol 27, which is anticipated to conclude the network's current development period. The new protocol will: - Provide enhanced protection against attacks on smart contracts - Improve the state management - Increase cross-chain functionality - Add some cryptographic updates as well Protocol 27 is officially considered "the final planned upgrade" of the network and is scheduled for the second half of 2026. This protocol update is important for the Pi community not only from the technical perspective but also because it shows that the network's core structure is almost complete.
0:30

Pi Network Prepares for its Most Important Upgrade Yet Pi Network (joe public) is rolling out Protocol v26 today. This protocol update from the Core Team is described as one of the last protocol upgrades before Protocol 27, which is anticipated to conclude the network's current development period. The new protocol will: - Provide enhanced protection against attacks on smart contracts - Improve the state management - Increase cross-chain functionality - Add some cryptographic updates as well Protocol 27 is officially considered "the final planned upgrade" of the network and is scheduled for the second half of 2026. This protocol update is important for the Pi community not only from the technical perspective but also because it shows that the network's core structure is almost complete.

BSCN

54,863 views • 1 month ago

Time for a #Giveaway 🎁 $200 Prize! All you gotta do is: 1️⃣ Follow Vitreus DAO 2️⃣ ❤️ and RT Say goodbye to high gas fees, network limitations, and the headaches of interoperability! Vitreus Chain is designed to empower early-stage projects to scale without compromise, while maintaining complete decentralization and top-tier security
1:59

Time for a #Giveaway 🎁 $200 Prize! All you gotta do is: 1️⃣ Follow Vitreus DAO 2️⃣ ❤️ and RT Say goodbye to high gas fees, network limitations, and the headaches of interoperability! Vitreus Chain is designed to empower early-stage projects to scale without compromise, while maintaining complete decentralization and top-tier security

GandalfCrypto

58,885 views • 1 year ago

🚀 Venom Set to Upgrade Mainnet with 150K TPS Protocol 🚀 Venom is on the verge of a huge upgrade! The Venom Foundation has been hard at work trying to refine and improve the network and the results have the potential to elevate Venom above all of its blockchain peers. 🌐 ⚡ After rigorous testing, the Venom network is about to be upgraded with a new protocol, enabling it to complete 150K TPS. This would make Venom one of the blockchain's with the highest throughput in existence. 📅 The upgrade is set to take place in Q3 2025. 🔗 For more details, read the latest press release here: 🎥 Check out this video of our throughput test in real-time 👇
20:06

🚀 Venom Set to Upgrade Mainnet with 150K TPS Protocol 🚀 Venom is on the verge of a huge upgrade! The Venom Foundation has been hard at work trying to refine and improve the network and the results have the potential to elevate Venom above all of its blockchain peers. 🌐 ⚡ After rigorous testing, the Venom network is about to be upgraded with a new protocol, enabling it to complete 150K TPS. This would make Venom one of the blockchain's with the highest throughput in existence. 📅 The upgrade is set to take place in Q3 2025. 🔗 For more details, read the latest press release here: 🎥 Check out this video of our throughput test in real-time 👇

Venom Foundation

12,391 views • 1 year ago

Pi Network's Protocol 26 upgrade is now complete Pi Network (Pi Network) announced the completion of Protocol 26 and has subsequently launched the Pi Network Testnet on Protocol 27. In this version, the aim is to enhance smart contract security by strengthening authentication. This upgrade is crucial to implementing high-authority protocol functions on the Mainnet.
0:30

Pi Network's Protocol 26 upgrade is now complete Pi Network (Pi Network) announced the completion of Protocol 26 and has subsequently launched the Pi Network Testnet on Protocol 27. In this version, the aim is to enhance smart contract security by strengthening authentication. This upgrade is crucial to implementing high-authority protocol functions on the Mainnet.

BSCN

35,341 views • 1 month ago

How has Kaspa fared since the Toccata Upgrade? The Toccata protocol activated on Kaspa's (Kaspa) mainnet without a hitch on June 30, 2026, bringing native L1 covenants, covenant IDs, ZK proof verifications, and sequencing facilities. While making the highly scalable PoW blockDAG network programmable, the upgrade left its UTXO architecture untouched. Activation had no issues because the hashrate was almost fully ready. - Kaspa continues operating stably at a throughput of 10 blocks per second. - Actual utilization rate is still low compared to the capacity, although covenants experienced fast growth, by more than 15 times during the first few weeks, with tokens, vaults, and experiments appearing on-chain. After a short price rally around the event date, the $KAS coin is now trading at about $0.025 with a market capitalization of about $700 million. The hashrate is lower than previous highs, driven by price pressure and reduced emissions.
0:30

How has Kaspa fared since the Toccata Upgrade? The Toccata protocol activated on Kaspa's (Kaspa) mainnet without a hitch on June 30, 2026, bringing native L1 covenants, covenant IDs, ZK proof verifications, and sequencing facilities. While making the highly scalable PoW blockDAG network programmable, the upgrade left its UTXO architecture untouched. Activation had no issues because the hashrate was almost fully ready. - Kaspa continues operating stably at a throughput of 10 blocks per second. - Actual utilization rate is still low compared to the capacity, although covenants experienced fast growth, by more than 15 times during the first few weeks, with tokens, vaults, and experiments appearing on-chain. After a short price rally around the event date, the $KAS coin is now trading at about $0.025 with a market capitalization of about $700 million. The hashrate is lower than previous highs, driven by price pressure and reduced emissions.

BSCN

15,370 views • 1 month ago

🚨GENESIS MOMENT, NETWORK UPDATE🚨 The massive demand during the claim launch pushed BlockDAG to new levels of activity. This was a clear signal of scale. Our team quickly identified the bottleneck and deployed multiple additional servers to distribute load, increase throughput, and stabilize claim transactions. ✅Claim processing is live ✅Network performance is improving ✅Infrastructure is now stronger and more scalable BlockDAG is built to handle real demand and this moment proved it. Thank you to the community for the patience and support. Head to the portal and continue your claim.⚡ #BlockDag #BDAG #Crypto #Genesis #Launch #Listing
0:46

🚨GENESIS MOMENT, NETWORK UPDATE🚨 The massive demand during the claim launch pushed BlockDAG to new levels of activity. This was a clear signal of scale. Our team quickly identified the bottleneck and deployed multiple additional servers to distribute load, increase throughput, and stabilize claim transactions. ✅Claim processing is live ✅Network performance is improving ✅Infrastructure is now stronger and more scalable BlockDAG is built to handle real demand and this moment proved it. Thank you to the community for the patience and support. Head to the portal and continue your claim.⚡ #BlockDag #BDAG #Crypto #Genesis #Launch #Listing

BlockDAG Network

46,485 views • 7 months ago

What Kaspa's Toccata fork actually unlocks The kaspa:native upgrade adds covenants, programmable rules attached directly to transactions, enabling vaults, escrow, and smart wallets without giving up proof-of-work or BlockDAG speed. KRC-20 tokens now live natively in consensus rules instead of inscription workarounds. New ZK opcodes let rollups and bridges anchor to Kaspa, with two EVM-compatible Layer 2s already building on top.
0:34

What Kaspa's Toccata fork actually unlocks The kaspa:native upgrade adds covenants, programmable rules attached directly to transactions, enabling vaults, escrow, and smart wallets without giving up proof-of-work or BlockDAG speed. KRC-20 tokens now live natively in consensus rules instead of inscription workarounds. New ZK opcodes let rollups and bridges anchor to Kaspa, with two EVM-compatible Layer 2s already building on top.

BSCN

36,879 views • 2 months ago