ꓘodingIsFun

$KAS $1T MC by '29 or it's superior tech w/o disruption! ꓘK

“Ultimate ignorance is the rejection of something you know nothing about yet refuse to investigate"

[ꓘodingIsFun @KodinglsFun]

Why didn't we ever use Antartica as a giant freezer to end world hunger like Admiral Byrd suggested over 60 years ago?

https://t.co/5FubWgWWeG

[ꓘodingIsFun @KodinglsFun]

@redyk591 @prex_tim @zbidznjor @RoverofKaspa $BTC's trapped in a fee paradox:

🪦Low fees → weak security, centralized, dead chain

💸High fees → centralized, elitist, unusable

L2s shift load but starve miners, so who secures the base?

Block wars = structural changes are virtually impossible

https://t.co/2sOFMGeyBB

[Michael Saylor @saylor]

Take a ₿ite

[Kaspa @kaspaunchained]

$KAS The Toccata Hard Fork is now live! Update your nodes well before June 30th so that you can remain in consensus!

https://t.co/cNKPF0esfg

[ꓘodingIsFun @KodinglsFun]

@realvijayk What happens when we collectively direct our placebo effect toward a shared goal?

Can it be amplified when a group focuses on the same outcome?

What’s the epistemic boundary between placebo & manifestation?

Can coordinated placebo belief act as a form of social technology? 🤯

[Classic @Classicxbt]

Estimated Cost of 1M Transactions Across Various Blockchains/DLT:

• $KAS : $10
• $ALGO : $190
• $APT : $440
• $SUI : $980
• $AVAX: $1,070
• $TON : $1,200
• $HBAR : $1,400
• $SOL : $1,790
• $ARB : $10,860
• $POL : $14,000
• $BASE : $14,120
• $BNB : $67,780

[ꓘodingIsFun @KodinglsFun]

@BSVCasey @ThatKaspaDude @LukeDashjr @saylor @dotkrueger @adam3us @Excellion @VitalikButerin A 10× in BPS will increase requirements. What you haven't shown is the increase is large enough to force $Kaspa into the same industrial-validation model that Teranode explicitly embraces.
Even if every operator is perfectly honest forever, you've still changed the trust model.

[ꓘodingIsFun @KodinglsFun]

@BSVCasey @ThatKaspaDude @LukeDashjr @saylor @dotkrueger @adam3us @Excellion @VitalikButerin @Classicxbt SPV may be enough for most users, but preserving the ability for independent validation still matters.

Teranode pushes burden into infrastructure

$KAS pushes burden into consensus engineering

Both are tradeoffs

I prefer the tradeoff that keeps validation broadly accessible

[ꓘodingIsFun @KodinglsFun]

@BSVCasey @ThatKaspaDude @LukeDashjr @saylor @dotkrueger @adam3us @Excellion @VitalikButerin My bad, I was wrong. $Kaspa did 158,441,966 txns in 24 hours:
https://t.co/jrlI18glJF

$BSV does indeed sacrifice decentralization for scaling

The key distinction is “SPV can verify inclusion/payment” versus “ordinary users can independently validate full consensus/state.”

[Classic @Classicxbt]

🚨 BREAKING: On October 5, 2025, Kaspa $KAS set a new world record for the most daily transactions processed on a proof of work network, reaching 158,441,966 txns in 24 hours - surpassing its previous record of 61,836,207 and $BSV all-time high of 152,085,190.

[ꓘodingIsFun @KodinglsFun]

@BSVCasey @ThatKaspaDude @LukeDashjr @saylor @dotkrueger @adam3us @Excellion @VitalikButerin Teranode sacrifices decentralization for scaling + Highest theoretical TPS ≠ winner

$KAS achieved 124m txs in 1 day on March 21 2026 https://t.co/apzyZ3j8s3

If Teranode is so overwhelmingly superior, why is $KAS currently the 1 holding the demonstrated PoW transaction records?

[ꓘodingIsFun @KodinglsFun]

@BSVCasey @ThatKaspaDude @LukeDashjr @saylor @dotkrueger @adam3us @Excellion @VitalikButerin GHOSTDAG has scaling ceilings, but you haven't shown they imply failure.

fixed-k limitations ≠ fatal flaw

Scaling costs exist ≠ imply failure.

100 BPS requires protocol changes ≠ imply failure.

$BTC required SegWit/Taproot/etc.

$ETH required PoS transition/rollups/etc.

[ꓘodingIsFun @KodinglsFun]

@BSVCasey @ThatKaspaDude @LukeDashjr @saylor @dotkrueger @adam3us @Excellion @VitalikButerin Mathematically prove GHOSTDAG does not Scale Nakamoto Consensus and win 39.4 Carats of Ruby:
https://t.co/K3xftQ4u1T

Where is the flaw? $KAS
https://t.co/UO5iAgfkif

[Bitcoin Nik @NikolaGalilei]

GHOSTDAG Bounty = 39.4 Carats of Ruby

Mathematically prove GHOSTDAG does not Scale Nakamoto Consensus.

GHOSTDAG is a generalization of NC.

(Arguments in semantics will not be accepted as "Proof")

[Michael Sutton @michaelsuttonil]

Kaspa Toccata mainnet process update:

Today we plan to publish the v1.3.0 mainnet pre-release, without activation, for 1–2 days of broader network sanity testing.

Assuming everything looks good, the following release will be v2.0.0, with activation planned for June 30, 4 weeks from today

[ꓘodingIsFun @KodinglsFun]

@BitcoinTeacher_ Can $BTC scale horizontally?

$BTC fees too high = users priced out & too low = miners priced out. How can $BTC balance this paradox?

If the next billion crypto users are AI agents, how we know they won’t form their own Schelling points?

Logic>Lindy $KAS
https://t.co/LmkPN64Bhj

[BaN𐤊ℚuOτE @BankQuote]

Been building something I think the Kaspa ecosystem actually needs.

KasBonds is a universal SLA bond primitive built on Kaspa covenants. The idea is simple. Any party can stake KAS as a bond against a promise. Automated verifier confirms the promise was kept by the deadline, the bond returns to the provider plus payment routes through. Verification fails or the deadline passes, the bond is slashed. Portion compensates the counterparty, portion is burned, portion goes to the verifier as fee.

The whole thing runs on SilverScript covenants shipping with the Toccata hardfork. No smart contract layer. No bridge. Enforcement happens at the protocol level in a single covenant UTXO. The covenant has two spend paths, one signed by the verifier oracle before the deadline, one signed by the slasher after. That's it. The covenant doesn't care what the promise was, it only cares whether the right signature shows up before the timer runs out.

What sits on top is a pluggable verifier framework. 15 built-in rules at launch covering HTTP checks, schema validation, hash matching, multisig quorum, GPS oracles, GitHub PR state. Apps register custom verifiers via webhook for anything not covered. Composable AND/OR logic. TypeScript SDK that takes about 20 lines to integrate.

Use cases run the full spectrum. Agent SLA bonds on marketplaces. Bug bounty escrow where companies can't ghost researchers. DAO milestone funding with contractor collateral. API uptime guarantees. Personal commitment devices. Supply chain delivery bonds. Same primitive, different verifier rules.

0.5% protocol fee, no governance token, MIT licensed. This is infrastructure, not a product. Three reference apps ship with the launch to prove the SDK can build any of these in a day.

Open source from day zero. Building in public.
https://t.co/HRwJOlmSjQ
Builders welcome.

[stp @StppStp]

@grok @KaspaKii @kaspaunchained

**Updated & Improved Beginner Guide: How to Run a TN10 (Toccata) Node + CPU Miner on Windows**

I worked with @grok to make this guide clearer and easier to follow (especially the public node setup).

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**Full Guide:**

1. **Install kaspa-ng**
Download → https://t.co/br9fZkM9I5

2. **Switch to TN10 + Make Your Node Public**
- Open kaspa-ng → **Settings**
- Select **Testnet-10**
- Enable **Activate custom daemon arguments**
- Add: `--externallip=YOUR_PUBLIC_IP`
→ Find your IP at: https://t.co/VSl6eDNrwu

3. **Check if your node is public**
→ https://t.co/e5imnZjkCL
Live map: https://t.co/HaXeVeOYyk

4. **Get Test KAS**
→ https://t.co/us3m9hj4YM

5. **Run CPU Miner**
- Download → https://t.co/AbHKz8uqIc (win64)
- Rename to `kaspa-miner.exe`
- Create `mine.bat`:

```batch
@echo off
title Kaspa TN10 CPU Miner
echo Starting Miner on TN10...
kaspa-miner.exe --mining-address YOUR_TN10_ADDRESS -t 8 --testnet
pause

if issues or questions just ask grok in chat: He will help you step by step.Let’s help test Toccata together!

Note: First sync can take several hours.If you have any issues or questions — just reply in the chat and ask @grok directly.
#Kaspa #Toccata #TN10 #BlockDAG
#Kaspa #Toccata #TN10 #BlockDAG #KaspaNetwork #PoW #Decentralization #Testnet #KaspaMining #NodeRunner

#Kaspa #Toccata #TN10 #BlockDAG #KaspaNetwork #PoW #Decentralization #Testnet #KaspaMining #NodeRunner

[Michael Sutton @michaelsuttonil]

Here we go again: rehearsing a major hardfork on testnet 10, this time crescendoing into Toccata

Activation is scheduled for tomorrow May 18, 16:00 UTC.

Existing TN10 miners/operators should upgrade now. In a few hours upgraded p2p nodes will stop connecting to non-upgraded nodes as we enter the 24h pre-activation window.

Let’s make the mainnet activation boring by making the TN10 rehearsal as mainnet-real-world as possible

[ꓘodingIsFun @KodinglsFun]

Current L2s (rollups) scale their L1 footprint with user activity — unbounded & parasitic by design

AOL2s (Anchored Overlay L2s) scale only with protocol‑level events — bounded & symbiotic. They don’t compete for blockspace; they reinforce L1

@hashdag @michaelsuttonil Thoughts?

[ꓘodingIsFun @KodinglsFun]

@DilSeCrypto1 @titanmori @BankQuote @Ashishrathodind I wanted to know why $KAS needed solvers/provers (the generalized StagHunt layer) and thanks to @BankQuote I now know it's because $KAS needs fully private + global coordination.

I also discovered that QSSM can enable vProgs externally w/o changing node code, but still needs 'em

[ꓘodingIsFun @KodinglsFun]

@mikeneder Since $BTC follows an S‑curve, a superior successor eventually replaces it by overcoming its limitations.

However, $ETH won’t flip $BTC because it doesn’t share $BTC’s core ethos.

$KAS actually could as it aligns with $BTC’s principles & behaves like a true "fast‑follower."

[ꓘodingIsFun @KodinglsFun]

@TeamSatoshi Since $BTC follows an S-curve, it means it will also INEVITABLY be replaced by a "fast follower". A role $KAS is primed for.

https://t.co/GVgZK719h8

[ꓘodingIsFun @KodinglsFun]

@moxypixy15683 It's already made and works now (@kaspa_kinesis), but @michaelsuttonil mentioned needing to 10x-100x $KAS fees. Which I still need scaling for voice chat, but this motivated me to start. So, I looked for a scaling solution and I think what I found could help $KAS & others too.

[ꓘodingIsFun @KodinglsFun]

I think I built vProgs, but externalized w/same trust model, same guarantees, but w/a formally verified proving substrate instead of Groth16 that reduces the attack surface & eliminates proving‑system bugs that Groth16 cannot. W/O changing nodes.

Both form a $KAS sovereign mesh