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What is Kaspa Silverscript? Kaspa recently announced that the Silverscript v1 release candidate is live ahead of the mainnet launch. But what is it? Simply put, Silverscript is Kaspa's first high-level smart contract language and compiler; With Silverscript, developers can write clear covenant contracts that compile straight to native...

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21 Rules of $KASPA 1. Those who understand buy Kaspa. 2. Those who don’t, criticize Kaspa. 3. Everyone is against Kaspa before they are for it. 4. You will never be done learning about Kaspa. 5. Kaspa is powered by chaos. 6. Kaspa is the only game in the casino that we can all win. 7. Kaspa is the one thing in the universe that you can truly own. 8. Everyone gets Kaspa at the price they deserve. 9. Only buy Kaspa with the money you can’t afford to lose. 10. Tickets to escape the matrix are priced in Kaspa. 11. Kaspa insight is restricted to those with a need to know. 12. All your models will be destroyed. 13. The cure to economic ill is the orange pill. 14. Be for Kaspa, not against Fiat. 15. Kaspa is for everyone. 16. Learn to think in Bitcoin & Kaspa. 17. You don’t change Kaspa, it changes you. 18. Laser eyes protect you from endless lies. 19. Respect Bitcoin & Kaspa, or it will make a clown out of you. 20. You do not sell your Bitcoin & Kaspa (unless you understand marketcycles) 21. Spread Bitcoin & Kaspa with love. 22. Bitcoin was the testnet of Kaspa 23. Bitcoin = digital Gold, Kaspa = digital silver 24. Kaspa = 600x faster than Bitcoin (soon 6000x faster) Just have a look at: (change to 10BPS --> end of Q1 implemented) 25. Kaspa solves the Trilemma (read it again) 26. 90% of all KAS in circ supply 27. In 2 years $KAS is already more scarce then $BTC 28. Already 2nd biggest hashrate. Compare with $BTC MC 10 years ago = bigger hashrate already 29. Like $BTC = Firstmover. BTC = first blockchain KAS = first Ghost Blockdag 30. Marathon (biggest publicly listed BTC mining company) is now involved in $KAS Mining BONUS: Binance, Coinbase, VCs & KOLs initially ignored $kas because they had no control over it. Now they’re forced to chase what they once dismissed. Our lesson? Follow the tech, don't go against it. Don´t sleep on it Michael Saylor and just read "The book of Kaspa" #micdrop 🫳🎤

Jens Illgner - Road To Glory Jil

46,639 次观看 • 1 年前

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 次观看 • 1 年前

🚨 New podcast w goldenSparrow 𐤊 🛡️ || Kaspa Intern, this episode will get you Hyped. Full YT link - goldenSparrow 𐤊 🛡️ || Kaspa Intern aka Angel Puente Reyes, attorney Lehman Bush LLC director, and $KAS advocate discusses their ambitious $500 million institutional investment fund aimed at bringing Kaspa to traditional finance. After years navigating international law, cross-border investments, and crypto compliance across China, Latin America, and Europe, goldenSparrow 𐤊 🛡️ || Kaspa Intern is now spearheading an initiative that could change everything for #Kaspa's institutional adoption. Working with LehmanBush founded by #DrEdwardLehman & #NeilBush (son and brother of former US presidents). goldenSparrow 𐤊 🛡️ || Kaspa Intern is opening LehmanBush Capital, a C3 fund in Abu Dhabi's ADGM, with one exclusive mandate: a qualified investment fund holding Kaspa as a treasury asset. goldenSparrow 𐤊 🛡️ || Kaspa Intern breaks down the structure: this closed fund targets up to $500 million with a $500,000 minimum ticket, designed for institutions, family offices, pension funds, and accredited investors who want exposure to Kaspa but face regulatory barriers. The conversation goes deep into goldenSparrow 𐤊 🛡️ || Kaspa Intern 's journey from dismissing Bitcoin in Shanghai in 2011, to becoming an Ethereum DeFi degen, to his brother persistently shilling #Kaspa every week until he finally dove in. He shares his experience at the Dii Desert Energy event in the UAE, where Kaspa was presented to century-old energy corporations and government officials as a digital infrastructure grid for trading carbon credits, tokenized renewables, and energy-backed assets. goldenSparrow 𐤊 🛡️ || Kaspa Intern even sat with Dubai Financial Service Authority regulators for 45 minutes, showing them the #Kaspavisualizer and making the case for institutional legitimacy. This isn't just about price speculation—it's about opening the gates of institutional capital to a fair-launch, decentralized protocol $KAS. ------------------ This video is for educational purposes only and not financial advice. Always conduct your own research before engaging with blockchain projects or investments.

XXIM - Decentralise Capitalism

37,051 次观看 • 9 个月前

🚨 New EXCLUSIVE Episode w JH from Kaspa Eco Foundation (KEF) Full YT link - In this Episode Ankit sits down with Junny from KEF to discuss exchange listing process, HTX listing update and detailed discussion around the role of market makers. 1. This deep dive covers the economics, technical challenges, and strategic considerations that most crypto projects never publicly discuss. 2. JH provides unprecedented transparency into how centralized exchange listings actually work, what they cost, and why some exchanges are more interested in #Kaspa than others. 3. Junny breaks down the four major costs of exchange listings: integration costs (engineering work to support Kaspa's unique UTXO architecture with pruning and non-height-based block retrieval), $KAS #kaspa reserves (exchanges must hold sufficient Kaspa for deposits/withdrawals), insurance pools, and opportunity costs. 4. The conversation reveals what exchanges actually want from listings: service fees from trading volume, new KYC users, access to new geographic markets, and marketing opportunities. 5. Junny contrasts why tier-one exchanges like Binance , OKX , and Coinbase 🛡️ approach Kaspa differently than regional exchanges like HTX , Upbit Global , and 6. Towards the second half of the episode we get into Market Making and number of market makers Kaspa Eco Foundation (KEF) works with. 7. Lastly JH also opens up about KEF's operations, revenues and foundations prioritizes --------------------- DISCLAIMER This video is for educational and informational purposes only and is NOT financial or investment advice. We do not recommend you to buy or sell any assets. Opinions of guests are their own and do not constitute endorsements. Cryptocurrency and blockchain investments are highly risky and can result in total loss of capital. Do your own research and consult licensed professionals. The channel and its hosts are not liable for any investment decisions or losses.

XXIM Podcast

43,000 次观看 • 8 个月前

🚨 NEW Episode w Michael Sutton vProgs MasterClass (MUST WATCH) Full Youtube - CC Yonatan Sompolinsky FreshAir08 In this exclusive 90-minute deep-dive, Ankit sits down with Michael Sutton, Co-Author of #KASPA #vProgs, for the most comprehensive explanation of vProgs (Verifiable Programs) to date. This isn't just another crypto interview - it's a masterclass in next-generation blockchain architecture. This is the conversation that will define how we think about blockchain scalability, liquidity fragmentation, and the future of decentralized applications. vProgs represent #Kaspa's answer to what many consider blockchain's greatest unsolved problem: the fragmentation crisis. While Ethereum's rollups trap developers and users in isolated silos (Base, Arbitrum, Optimism), vProgs create a unified, one-dimensional space where programs can synchronously compose while maintaining sovereignty. Michael Sutton breaks down complex concepts like #basedrollups, canonical ordering, #computationalDAGs, and #synchronouscomposability into understandable explanations. Whether you're a developer evaluating blockchain platforms, a researcher studying L2 solutions, or an investor trying to understand #Kaspa's technological edge, this episode provides the clarity you need. What makes vProgs revolutionary? Unlike traditional L2s that require trust assumptions and complex bridging, vProgs inherit L1 security directly, eliminate censorship risks, and create true unified liquidity through atomic composability. The experience? As Michael explains, it should feel "as if programs are on L1" despite executing off-chain with ZK proof verification. TOPICS DISCUSSED: vProgs Fundamentals - What they are and why they're called "verifiable programs" instead of smart contracts Single Sequencer Architecture - How Kaspa L1 enables synchronous composability that fragmented L2s cannot achieve. Based Rollups Superiority - Why having all roles on L1 eliminates trust assumptions and inherits full security Ethereum's Fragmentation Problem - The "failure supernova" that inspired Kaspa to design differently from day one One vs Two-Dimensional Liquidity - Why current L2s trap users in bundles and how Vprogs solve this Unified Liquidity & Asset Hubs - Creating a single liquidity space without bridges or fragmentation L1 Experience on L2 - How atomic composability makes off-chain execution feel native• Multiple VM Support - Supporting different virtual machines (Solana-style, EVM-adapted) as templates Validity Proofs vs Zero-Knowledge - Clarifying the cryptographic architecture behind vProgs Sovereignty + Composability - Balancing program independence with seamless communication ComputationalDAG - The breakthrough that made the entire vision click into place -------------------- This video is for educational purposes only and not financial advice. Always conduct your own research before engaging with blockchain projects or investments. #vProgs #kaspa #kaspa #kaspacurrency #kaspaupdates #kaspaecosystem #kaspanews

XXIM Podcast

77,238 次观看 • 10 个月前

The Intrinsic Value of Proof of Work: From Physical Foundations to Kaspa’s Digital Diamonds Everything around you right now, from the chair you’re sitting in to the curtains hanging by the window, exists because energy was expended to mine, harvest, shape, and create it. Steel beams in skyscrapers, textiles in carpets, even the digital devices you’re using - all began as raw materials that required significant energy and human effort to process into valuable, usable forms. This principle underlies not only the physical world but also the digital one, specifically embodied in the concept of Proof of Work (PoW) Energy as the Core of Value Energy is the true universal currency. Without it, nothing of value can exist. Proof of Work leverages this universal truth by ensuring the digital currencies and data we trust are anchored firmly in real-world energy and effort. Bitcoin pioneered this idea, proving that digital assets could embody intrinsic value through the significant expenditure of energy required for mining. Just as physical buildings store intrinsic value through the energy expended to construct them - concrete mixed, metals forged, and labor invested - digital currencies like Bitcoin gain their authenticity and value from the electricity and computational power invested to mine them. PoW ensures trustworthiness precisely because counterfeiting or fraud would require repeating vast amounts of costly work. Introducing Kaspa: Beyond Digital Gold While Bitcoin has often been called digital gold - stable, secure, but somewhat limited - Kaspa enters as something superior. Kaspa isn’t digital silver or gold; it’s digital diamonds. Diamonds are harder, tougher, and far more resilient. They are forged through pressure and immense energy, creating unmatched durability and inherent value. Kaspa mirrors this process digitally, achieving exceptional resilience, security, and efficiency by refining and enhancing the foundational PoW principles. Kaspa employs a sophisticated blockDAG structure, enabling multiple blocks to be mined and confirmed simultaneously. This dramatically enhances speed and scalability without compromising the essential energy -backed security model. Much like a perfectly cut diamond, every aspect of Kaspa’s structure is intentionally designed, optimising energy usage and maximising value. Digital Diamonds: Kaspa’s Unique Brilliance A diamond’s true beauty is revealed when held up to the light, sparkling vividly, displaying an impressive spectrum of colors. Similarly, Kaspa sparkles in the blockchain space, each facet highlighting unique capabilities: speed, scalability, fairness, decentralisation, and security. This multifaceted brilliance underscores its immense potential as the ultimate evolution of Proof of Work. Even gold, secure as it may be, often serves merely as a placeholder - waiting to be crowned by something even more exceptional such as diamonds. Kaspa, with its innovative and efficient Proof of Work implementation, is ready to claim that crown. Just as diamonds have long symbolised the pinnacle of physical wealth and beauty, Kaspa represents the pinnacle of digital value - stronger, more secure, and the TRILEMMA SOLVER truly worthy of admiration. A New Era of Digital Value Kaspa redefines how we perceive Proof of Work, underscoring that energy, far from being wasted, is the very foundation upon which true digital value is built. Like diamonds, Kaspa harnesses this energy, transforming it into something rare, resilient, and radiant. It embodies not just the security of digital gold but the unmatchable, multifaceted brilliance of diamonds - proving that in the digital realm, true value still comes from real, substantial work. #kaspa #digitaldiamonds #digitalcommodity $kas #ProofOfWork #CryptoSummit #fasterbetterstronger David Sacks Bo Hines Senator Tim Scott Kaspa 404 DYOR (commentary) CZ 🔶 BNB Brian Armstrong Jesse Powell Tyler Winklevoss Kris Dr Martin Hiesboeck President Donald J. Trump WLFI Eric Trump Moved to @MARAHoldings Fred Thiel Grayscale

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16,763 次观看 • 1 年前

Why did so many languages copy async/await from C#? Anders Hejlsberg(Anders Hejlsberg) - creator of TypeScript, C# & Turbo Pascal - on what they got right with the design: #1 - async/await was designed to solve a common problem in the event-loop model: "A lot of languages are built around cooperative multitasking in the sense that they have an event loop that sits and dispatches events. Then you handle the event and then you yield back to the event handler loop. And it all runs in a single thread cooperatively. The problem with that is if you then want to do some long running work: how do I stop in the middle of this piece of long running work and yield back to the event loop cooperatively? And then when my result is ready, I can come back and continue executing here." #2 - state machines are the solution, but hard to build: "Well, in order to do that in an inverted architecture like that, you have to build a state machine. State machines are notoriously hard for people to implement because you've got to move all of your state off of the stack into objects. And then you have this big case statement that envelopes your entire logic. It's a nightmare to figure out. But, the transformation from serially executing code into a state machine, its continuation-passing-style translation is actually one that you can do in a machine-based fashion." #3 - compilers are good at writing state machines: "You can have the compiler write the state machine if you introduce syntax that allows you to indicate where you want to yield. And that's what await is. Await is basically saying, I want to yield here, and I want to yield this promise, and then when the promise completes, I want you to come back here and continue executing. Then the compiler writes a state machine around it and it actually turns it into this big switch statement and moves all of the state that survives across the await into something that's heap allocated. So it can be brought back. And doing all of that work is something that compilers are great at. And so that was sort of the idea that we have this new style of programming where we're using promises or the equivalent of promises and the ability to yield and then we have callbacks. But trying to write your program in that style, that's also what JavaScript suffered from a lot. It's like all this callback style stuff. With Async and Await, you get the illusion that you're just writing normal sequential code and then the compiler does the painful transformation for you. That turns out to be really useful."

The Pragmatic Engineer

13,258 次观看 • 2 个月前

Interlink Name Service us now live on mainnet: what is it and how does it work? InterLink Labs 👤 + 🌐 Name Service (INS) is now live on mainnet INS goes beyond simply being simply an app: it is InterLink’s first move toward making human-readable identities available through a name service for InterLink, where names such as yourname.itl may represent long wallet addresses. At the time of launch, there were already 44 domains registered by 10 different owners. In addition, a price promotion period was promised to take place soon. INS is the way that InterLink has chosen to place a name between a human and a hex address. What INS really is INS is a decentralised naming system on InterLink Chain. A registered name is not a rented username in some corporate database. Instead, a registered name is minted as IRC-721 NFT, meaning its ownership is on chain and can be transferred or sold like any other NFT. After that, the name could be wrapped via the NameWrapper smart contract and transformed into IRC-1155 tokens with “fuses” that limit the ability to revoke subdomains for this name. The name is supposed to function as an identity passport, not only an address to pay. How it works INS uses an architecture similar to DNS and Ethereum Name Service, but it is built on top of InterLink Chain's smart contracts. Registry: The registry smart contract maintains information about name ownership, resolver used by this name and cache configuration. Registrars: Above the registry are registrar smart contracts responsible for implementing rules for name registration in a particular TLD like .itl including its duration and price. Resolvers: It's here where the resolver does the real job – it translates name into an address, content hash or other information. How to buy and configure a name The intended process flow is straightforward and takes place within the InterLink app: - Launch the InterLink app using Mainnet. - Open INS app from Core Team Apps / Mini Apps. - Link a compatible wallet. - Look for the desired name. - If the name is available, select a period of time to register it (for instance, one year or two years) and make a payment of the fee in ITL. - Configure the record data: at least the InterLink Chain address to which the name will resolve. Set up the primary name for reverse resolution.

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