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@DaCryptonizer Source "trust me bro"

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@jamesjasmy Just think of it as money lost and enjoy your lives

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@crypto_dayo @HARA_JasmyCFO When wil Jasmy talk about the lockup of the coins that should occur on Q4?

[Nousernameneedednowaday @Nousernameown]

@HARA_JasmyCFO Can you discuss the token lock up?

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@WhaleChart $Jasmy to 1 dollar

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@crypto_dayo Why are you hiding your face on most of your pictures?

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@Cryptographur Can someone explain as if I was 5 years old the difference & benefits of DAG compared to a blockchain?

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@Akira28882 @HARA_JasmyCFO @ABGAasia @jasmy_chain Thank you for sharing

[akira88 @Akira28882]

@HARA_JasmyCFO took the stage at the @ABGAasia -hosted event! Two more stages to go today! We're committed to spreading the word about the JasmyChain project to reach even more people!

#TOKEN2049Week #JASMY
$Jasmy #JasmyChain @jasmy_chain

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@BainaA17 ...and they put all their bitcoin into Jasmy lol

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@BainaA17 Imagine if this were to be true, damn

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@Jose36661435 From zero to hero, sin miedo al exito

[HARA @HARA_JasmyCFO]

Layer 2 of $JASMY will be launched with #Token2049.
We are developing a personal data locker that identifies data and functions as a #DID for the individual, #JASMY tokens that will be circulated on global exchanges, and a network that connects these tokens.
We have received support from a number of world-class partner companies.

The following is from @DWFLabs

Jasmy Is Launching Its Own Layer-2 Scaling Solution Network
The Jasmy platform, a blockchain platform that democratizes data by combining blockchain and IoT technology to provide data security, has announced that it will be launching its own
blockchain called Jasmy chain, which is a Layer-2 scaling solution built atop the Ethereum network. The key features of the network will include account abstraction which is natively integrated into their Optimism stack-based technology, along with a Web3 operating system that incorporates the Jasmy AI engine to become an intelligent decentralized network. The Layer-2 network will maintain more efficient data transaction speeds and costs while adding the mentioned new features to address the needs of its users.

https://t.co/GMtNrjUnYw

[Shai (Deshe) Wyborski | Parallel Thoughts @DesheShai]

What makes $kas decentralized? Let us count the ways:

0. Nakamoto Consensus
The GHOSTDAG (and DAGKnight) protocols enjoys security guarantees similar to classical POW chains, providing the same Sybil resistence and 51% safety and liveness.
To learn more about GHOTSDAG:
- White paper: https://t.co/c2vyATyr7d
- GHOSTDAG 101 online workshop (first half): https://t.co/I7IttWrWPS
To learn more about DAGKnight:
- White paper: https://t.co/3QDBQsfN3y
- Conference talk: https://t.co/XKnKCi9fj2

1. Fair launch
Kaspa launched with no preallocations and no ICO. The intention to launch mainnet was made public knowledge months before the fact. The community voted on the mining algo one day before the network launched. The mining algo was then modified to prevent existing GPU/FPGA miners from mining it, allowing CPU mining during the first few weeks.

2. Wide coin spread
Due to the fair launch, many people were able to CPU mine from the start. The rapid emission schedule ensured that by the time the network became ASIC dominant, most of the coin was already in circulation. Up to that time, the coin was mostly mined by GPU/FPGA miners, which have far more operational expenses and thus sell more of their yield, spreading the coin.

3. Low hardware entry for solo and pooled mining
The high BPS dramatically decreases the fraction of hashrate required for reasonably short revenue delays for solo miners, decreasing the amount of hardware required for a solo miner, and the amount of miners required for running a pool with steady revenue (thus removing a strong incentive for centralized pools that exist in low BPS chains).
The high TPS has similar effect on pooled mining.
For more information:
https://t.co/R4KGgqz5wv

4. Affordability
In the long run, security is funded by fees. High TPS imply that the same security can be bought with lower fee per transaction, making the chain more affordable in the long run.

5. Low hardware requirements and sync times for running nodes
In the first phase of testnet11, we've seen the network support 10BPS and 3000TPS. Community members provided builds that satisfy the system requirements for the phase that cost as little as 100$, and many community members reported that they managed to smoothly run nodes on cheap and old hardware that doesn't meet the suggested requirements. Since then, the codebase has been highly optimized.
More about that here:
https://t.co/PSF81ucJPi
The pruning mechanism ensures that storage requirements and sync time remain low in the long term, without compromising the security or integrity of the chain. More about pruning here:
https://t.co/GvBL9Veg65
Or for a deep dive, see the second half of the GHOSTDAG 101 workshop:
https://t.co/fknjgov2lu

6. Decentralized knowledge
The protocols powering Kaspa have been formally analyzed and published to peer-reviewed platforms. The codebase is open source, and none of the tech is patented. The devs make tremendous efforts to make knowledge accessible in the form of posts, threads, discussions, and doing our best to answer all questions. Community members arrange this knowledge into Medium posts, Youtube videos, a comprehensive wiki, etc.. Consequently, the Kaspa community is saturated with highly knowledgeable members with a deep understanding of the tech and the project.
Devs work hard to grow and mentor new devs from within the community, and it is working! For example, during the Rust rewrite, the group of people who contribute code to the core client has about doubled, with six(!) devs that weren't previously involved taking deeper responsibilities within the codebase.
Anyone who worked in software, and knows how hard it is to find good developers, should know how significant that is. This is true tenfold considering the new devs are not drawn in by lucrative paychecks, but by conviction in the project and being fascinated by the tech.

7. Community driven development
The development of Kaspa is funded and directed by the community. Anyone can post a proposal, and it is put through a voting process. If it passes, it is either funded by the community funds, or by a fund raising.
These projects are not limited to software development and also include pool listing, promotional campaigns, integrations, etc..
Many Kaspa initiatives initiated by community members (including e.g. Ledger integration, listing fees for several pools, a marketing fund, wallet extension etc.) were successfully funded this way.
Besides that, community members provide services voluntarily. For example, maintaining and hosting block explorers, wikis and YouTube channels and other sources of aggregated information, hosting spaces and other online and in-person events, and so on. Even the first GPU miner was an ongoing community effort.

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@BainaA17 @HARA_JasmyCFO 17 dollars soon!

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I chose to invest in $jasmy & $kaspa because I believe in their technology. I know they are the future & my investment is permanent. #jasmy will hit 17 dollars & #kaspa at least 3 dollars before 2027.

[TheDeacon ✝️ @Jose36661435]

$Jasmy with layer 2 and it’s own blockchain will be joining the big players such as #Polygon 🔥
$Jasmy top 50 2024-2025

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@JasmyMGT Can you discuss about the Q4 token lockdown

[NeoXtrix @BainaA17]

Does this woman have FOMO on #Jasmy 😅🙌

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