Binance, listing Kaspa would send a clear message.
Fair launch.
Decentralized.
PoW.
No premine.
No VC allocation.
Lead with proof of work.
$KAS @binance@cz_binance
You promised a $MARA Investor Day later this year. It’s October. Set the date.
Long Ridge. Matagorda. The lease pipeline.
What each owned megawatt is worth.
Time to show the market what it’s missing.
@fgthiel
You promised a $MARA Investor Day later this year. It’s October. Set the date.
Long Ridge. Matagorda. The lease pipeline.
What each owned megawatt is worth.
Time to show the market what it’s missing.
@fgthiel
$BTC is the reserve.
$KAS is a PoW throughput layer Bitcoin was never built to be.
Same roots, different jobs.
Complementary, not competitive. Both can sit at the core of future finance.
Most people still mix up three different layers around Kaspa.
L1 consensus was not the thing that broke on Sept 20.
GHOSTDAG and Kaspa’s L1 transaction and UTXO validation kept working as designed.
The exploit sat in the KRC-20 indexer, an off-chain reader of KRC-20 transfer instructions.
Kasplex v3.01.260930 tightens that reader.
The indexer now recognizes a KRC-20 transfer only if it follows the standard structure and carries the owner’s signature.
The token history is being reindexed under those rules.
That does not settle the bridge, or ZEAL/NACHO recovery.
An indexer fix is not a consensus fix, and a reindex is not restitution.
Useful frame if you actually track $KAS: consensus ≠ indexer ≠ token standard
KCC-20 is still a Draft.
KCC-1 and KCC-2 are in Last Call.
💎Unpopular take
The 2024 kaspa:native ATH will look small if SilverScript actually pulls builders.
Not because of hopium.
Because unused L1 stays cheap.
Used L1 does not.
Reply with your target.
I’ll tell you if you’re still thinking in the old chart.