"Kaspa $KAS is only programmed to die."
That's what the FUDders say, and I'd like to investigate the roots of this claim.
If Kaspa really programmed to die? Why am I still bullish on it? Let's find out.
First of all, Kaspa is not a blockchain, it's important to say that. 🧵
Did you know?
Kaspa doesn’t use a traditional blockchain. It uses a blockDAG architecture that allows multiple blocks to be created and confirmed in parallel.
Today, the Kaspa network operates at ~10 blocks per second. ⚡
Are you mining #KAS ?
If you’re estimating #Kaspa’s potential price from 2026–2030, take ZETA into account, and for example consider what the market cap would be if Kaspa delivers everything it promised. And it will.
$6.33 is a laughably low price for kaspa:native considering the market cap but fine, we’re not devils to whom nothing is ever enough.
$KAS is approaching a pivotal moment.
In the coming weeks, a highly anticipated update is expected to roll out one that could mark a turning point for the entire ecosystem. This is not just a technical improvement, but a concrete step toward greater scalability, faster confirmation times, and a network that continues to strengthen its position in the high-performance blockchain landscape.
What sets #Kaspa apart is its #blockDAG architecture a design choice that, over recent months, has proven to be not only innovative but also highly robust in terms of throughput and security. The upcoming upgrade aims to reinforce these foundations even further, optimizing the network’s ability to handle higher volumes without compromising decentralization.
Markets often price in value before it becomes obvious to everyone. And it’s precisely during these phases that the most compelling opportunities tend to emerge.
Those who have been following Kaspa for some time know that the project has consistently prioritized substance and real development over hype. Now, with this upgrade on the horizon, there is a clear sense of natural acceleration in its trajectory.
Watch the fundamentals. Watch the timing.
@kaspaunchained isn’t just evolving. It’s maturing.
"Kaspa $KAS is only programmed to die."
That's what the FUDders say, and I'd like to investigate the roots of this claim.
If Kaspa really programmed to die? Why am I still bullish on it? Let's find out.
First of all, Kaspa is not a blockchain, it's important to say that. 🧵
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And I didn't even speak of Toccata hard fork, which will, with no doubts, increase the network's usage by thousand times, allowing privacy, scalability, utilities and such.
We are REALLY early. Let's go! 🚀
Why $KAS will flip $DOGE by 2026 (the math nobody's doing)
Everyone's wrong about DOGE vs KAS.
I spent 47 hours digging into on-chain data. What I found will make meme coin holders uncomfortable.
Here's the math nobody's doing:
DOGE processes 40 transactions per second. Max.
KAS does 32 blocks per second right now. Not theoretical. Live.
That's not a small gap. That's a generational leap.
Speed wins in crypto. Every single time.
Look at market cap vs utility ratio.
DOGE sits at $25B with zero smart contracts.
KAS is under $5B with actual tech scaling.
You're betting on a dog picture or betting on infrastructure. Pick one.
Here's what nobody talks about:
→ KAS mining is still profitable for retail
→ DOGE mining died for small players in 2021
→ Distribution matters for long-term price
Fair launch coins outperform VC dumps. History proves this.
The flip happens when narrative shifts from memes to utility.
I'm not saying sell your DOGE tomorrow.
I'm saying the 2026 math favors KAS by 5x.
Do your own research. But actually do it this time.