Jensen

#KaspaMaxi - Just stay cool and dont loose your shit. Good things will come eventually!

[Dr Martin Hiesboeck @MHiesboeck]

I haven’t talked about my favorite chain for a while. I had dinner last night with the CEO of a big Crypto firm. We discussed Kaspa. Here is the summary of our conversation. All I did was recorded and throw it into my AI.

We agree that Fromm a pure computer science perspective, Kaspa’s architecture is an absolute structural masterpiece. By replacing the traditional linear blockchain with a Directed Acyclic Graph governed by the GHOSTDAG, it elegantly bypasses the core throughput limitations of Bitcoin’s Nakamoto consensus. While Bitcoin forces a structural compromise by slowing block times to ten minutes to prevent network errors and maintain decentralization, Kaspa processes blocks in parallel at incredible speeds without sacrificing security or its pure, fair-launch Proof-of-Work framework.

Yet, in the arena of global macroeconomics, technological superiority is rarely the sole determinant of market dominance.

History is littered with highly sophisticated protocols that ultimately lost to inferior systems with stronger network effects.

For Kaspa to win the race, it must conquer immense psychological and structural barriers that go far beyond raw code.

The first major hurdle is the #Lindy Effect and institutional inertia. Bitcoin has survived nearly two decades of nation-state bans, internal ideological wars, and relentless cryptographic scrutiny. Its primary value proposition to global capital is actually its rigidity. The fact that Bitcoin is incredibly difficult to alter makes it a predictable, unmoving anchor.

Institutional allocators do not buy Bitcoin because it is fast; they buy it because it behaves like digital gold, viewing its low transaction velocity as a security feature while leaving speed to secondary layers.

This is precisely why trying to out-gold Bitcoin right now is a psychological dead end. Kaspa’s realistic path to dominance lies not in winning the store-of-value debate on day one, but in rendering Proof-of-Stake smart contract chains completely obsolete first.

With the activation of the Toccata upgrade, Kaspa introduces native programmability, advanced covenant logic, and zero-knowledge capabilities directly into its high-speed Proof-of-Work framework. This allows it to launch a direct assault on the fatal flaws of networks like Ethereum and Solana, targeting their inherent centralization risks, validator politics, and economic vulnerabilities under intense network load.
If enterprise applications and decentralized finance protocols migrate to Kaspa because it is fundamentally faster, cheaper, and more secure, developer mindshare and on-chain liquidity will follow organically.

Bitcoin dominates today because it established the immutable base layer of decentralized property rights, not because its engine is the fastest. To take the crown, Kaspa must use its new programmable utility to build an economic empire so massive and useful that the macro financial world can no longer ignore it.

So enough with the “to the moon” fantasy and let’s keep building on $KAS 🚧

[Jensen @KryptoJensen]

@cryptcornershop @brt2412 @CCSMainDev LFG 🙌

[Crypto Corner Shop @cryptcornershop]

We received lots of interest from the Kaspa community! We'll speak to our dev about listing $Kas. In the meantime please check out our website, read our whitepaper and please leave any questions below! Also follow our main dev @CCSMainDev for website updates, tips and tricks

[Crypto Corner Shop @cryptcornershop]

$Kas is now available on Crypto Corner Shop

[Tommy 𐤊GB @bit_tmk]

Toccata usage up +6000% in the last 24 hours.

[Jensen @KryptoJensen]

@IntroMax17 @King_of_Kaspa

[BTC. ONLY. @IntroMax17]

For the first time, I bought another crypto than my beloved $BTC.

Toccata is insane.

Kaspa.

[Michael Sutton @michaelsuttonil]

The coordination and effort required to synchronize a complex upgrade across a truly decentralized network are a real challenge, and success is never a given. A good moment for a toast to all non-trivial life accomplishments

[Ori Newman @OriNewman]

I hope everyone is ready for smarter Kaspa

[Michael Sutton @michaelsuttonil]

not sure why I was thinking I can focus on a comprehensive kaspa toccata dev guide today as the activation countdown is ticking. lol.

also: why are llms so bad at these tasks exactly when you need them?

[Jensen @KryptoJensen]

@xalertnow All these funny indians and their funny stunts 😃

[Jensen @KryptoJensen]

@okx Give me $KAS and you have a new user.

[KasMap @KasMaporg]

#Kaspa $KAS at Imperial College London, with the table full of merch, 2 great looking banners, and 2 great guys!

[BSCN @BSCNews]

Stroem Finance is Connecting Kaspa, Igra, & Ethereum...

Stroem Finance is set to debut its cross-chain atomic swap protocol, enabling trustless asset exchanges between @kaspaunchained, @Igra_Labs, and @Ethereum.

The architecture utilizes hash-locked contracts to eliminate intermediary risk and bridge-based vulnerabilities traditionally associated with cross-chain movement.

The protocol is currently restricted to a dedicated testnet environment as developers finalize the settlement logic for a full mainnet deployment.

[Tangem @Tangem]

We hear the Kaspa community and understand why dynamic address support is important. kaspa:native is technically different from Bitcoin-like UTXO networks such as BTC, LTC, DOGE, etc. Its architecture requires a separate implementation approach, so this feature cannot be added in the same way as for other UTXO-based networks.

That’s why dynamic address support is being rolled out step by step. We started with networks where the implementation of this feature is the same, while Kaspa requires additional dedicated work and validation before it can be delivered properly.

Kaspa is a priority and the team is actively working through the technical scope right now. We’re not putting a firm date on it yet because we want to deliver it right, but the Kaspa community hasn’t been forgotten and we’ll come back with concrete timing once it’s confirmed.

[Travladd 𐤊 @OfficialTravlad]

11 days until $KAS Toccata hardfork.

Imagine fading Kaspa when it moves the industry forward and has a massive organic community.

I wonder where we’ve seen that before.

Pssst $BTC

[Michael Sutton @michaelsuttonil]

prologue

Taking my dr.’s (Sompolinsky) advice to rest a bit and have fun after Toccata’s release, I started experimenting with argent: a small high-level DSL for multi-contract covenant apps that produces silverscript code.

Please don’t laugh at this definition of “rest” ;) Releasing heavy core consensus upgrades carries a massive burden of mainnet responsibility. Playing with language compilers and application structure is exploratory work. So yes, for some ppl, it might genuinely feel like resting.

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About three months ago, during the development of Toccata and silverscript, Ori (@someone235) threw a quick sentence at me: “You can implement a mechanism similar to MAST using ICC.”

(Stay with us if you want to understand what MAST is and why Ori was only partially right.)

Around that time, I started playing with complex scripts over silverscript and mostly tried to understand what a complex contract system over the new Kaspa script engine/silverscript could look like (or if one could be built at all). One thing led to another and I started trying to develop a chess game over silverscript. “okay codex, let’s start developing chess, let’s start with a chess game with basic movement rules, no complications. An array of 64 cells representing the board, public keys for black/white, turn, movement. The bare minimum that is still sufficiently complex.”

Of course, the first attempt didn’t go so well. As is fitting for a compiler in its early days, I quickly reached a state where I was the first one walking through certain code paths. This triggered a burst of contributions to silverscript itself and/or finding temporary workarounds.

The second attempt got stuck on the boundaries of the script itself. It turns out that implementing all the game rules for every possible piece plus scan loops statically unrolled to 64 iterations is, how should I put it, not really workable and tends to blow up. I came to the conclusion that the logic needed to be shattered into different contracts, meaning different scripts.

But how do you do that within the boundaries of a game? And what if I want to implement a decentralized chess league with players and scores that persist and update over time?

(By the way, chess is a complex and interesting test case for development, but don’t mistakenly think for a second that this discussion is limited to or aimed at games.)

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[CryptOG @realhus2]

I think the most bullish thing about Kaspa right now has nothing to do with price, and it's the fact that the conversation around Kaspa keeps getting deeper.
A year ago, most discussions were about speed. Today, people are talking about ecosystem growth, programmability, Toccata mainnet, developer activity, and what a mature Kaspa economy could look like.
That for me is an important shift because when a network evolves from being a technology discussion to being an ecosystem discussion, it usually means it's entering a new stage of development.
Price will do what prices do, but the expansion of the conversation itself is often one of the earliest signs that something bigger is taking shape.

#kaspa $Kas

[Travladd 𐤊 @OfficialTravlad]

What’s good $KAS fam, I’m signing with @okx and joined their affiliates.

Show them how strong the Kaspa. Community is💪🏼

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[Dr Martin Hiesboeck @MHiesboeck]

@DigitalAssets And Kaspa will replace them all