Komms is a decentralised, censorship resistant communications protocol. Kaspa provides the truth. Bittensor provides usability. Komms connects the user
@investCryptobro Timeline is currently looking at about a month from now. Currently we are hardening the IM/VM and are moving to a V4 backend engine that needs final testing.
People and businesses who use Komms will have the added benefits decentralisation gives that other centralised services can’t.
Not only will Komms offer a similar experience and tools people are already used to at an extremely affordable price (seriously look at the calculator on https://t.co/lHLvsn48Fm) but you gain the benefits centralised services can’t offer like real built in protection from data harvesting and far fewer single points of failure.
$TAO $KAS
Great question!
We use Bittensor as the decentralized service and incentive layer that recruits, coordinates, verifies, and pays the independent operators who actually run the app’s infrastructure.
Miners run Kaspa nodes plus Komms services in roles such as:
• Indexing (tracking identities and anchors, serving verified history).
• Storing/holding encrypted messages, backups, and files (and proving availability).
• Serving/relaying messages and sponsoring anchors on Kaspa.
• Validators independently check miners against the canonical Kaspa ordering and storage proofs (via probes, known-answer challenges, delivery tests, and audits). They set weights each epoch so rewards are distributed by performance (correctness, freshness, latency, uptime).
• Incentives: The subnet’s emissions reward scored work. Separately, miners who front Kaspa fees for anchors are repaid (at cost) from alpha bought with a portion of user subscription revenue. Users themselves do not need to hold TAO or KAS.
Great question!
We use Bittensor as the decentralized service and incentive layer that recruits, coordinates, verifies, and pays the independent operators who actually run the app’s infrastructure.
Miners run Kaspa nodes plus Komms services in roles such as:
• Indexing (tracking identities and anchors, serving verified history).
• Storing/holding encrypted messages, backups, and files (and proving availability).
• Serving/relaying messages and sponsoring anchors on Kaspa.
• Validators independently check miners against the canonical Kaspa ordering and storage proofs (via probes, known-answer challenges, delivery tests, and audits). They set weights each epoch so rewards are distributed by performance (correctness, freshness, latency, uptime).
• Incentives: The subnet’s emissions reward scored work. Separately, miners who front Kaspa fees for anchors are repaid (at cost) from alpha bought with a portion of user subscription revenue. Users themselves do not need to hold TAO or KAS.
Komms has officially acquired SN27!
We are building the best decentralised workspace & community app and this is a huge step in achieving this.
We're sure you want to learn more about who we are so we invite you to our "Meet the team" X space later on this evening at 21:00 UTC (Link to space in the comments)
Come and say hi, ask questions, and hear more about Komms.
In the meantime you can check out who we are at: https://t.co/lHLvsn4GuU
See you there.
#Bittensor #Kaspa #Komms