@KaspaLayerOne@Gemini I doubt it these exchanges nowadays scrutinize real projects but keep the door is wide open for meme coins. But who knows I can be wrong.
kaspa:native most interesting development in 2026 isn’t another speed milestone 👀
It’s what the network is starting to do with that speed.
Last year, @kaspaunchained took its mainnet to 10 blocks per second: a pretty serious statement for a Proof-of-Work network!
This June came the next step: an upgrade that lets developers program rules directly into Kaspa transactions. In plain English, that opens the door to things like escrow, vaults, native assets and financial apps without abandoning the PoW architecture Kaspa was built around.
And we’re already seeing the first signs of that transition. In August, builders began testing a Kaspa-native AMM, new token standards moved into public development, and the tooling for building these applications reached its first v1 release candidate.
Kaspa spent years trying to prove that PoW can be fast.
Can it now prove that fast PoW can actually be useful?
Let me translate for VCs and crypto bros.
A pure L1 PoW is absorbing the entire crypto tech stack.
kaspa:native is doing what BTC + ETH + SOL do but better.
@RasterlyRock 16 years we waited for proof of work to finally scale. We tried other methods like proof of stake, but realized we had to give up something (trade-off ) now with Kaspa we don’t have to sacrifice anything to have the perfect crypto
$KAS is built into Zelcore.
Send, receive, full history and swaps, with live fee estimation so transactions get accepted instead of bouncing off the network.