@Avila66813Avila heavy wip. 6 milestones defined.
first 2 are:
- incremental algos (pseudo code and analysis showing incrementality also under worst-case scenarios)
- testnet (unlike devnets, this means no security relaxation)
both are progressing very well
The interest around $KAS is growing on the institutional front
We're talking names like GoPro deciding to move on chain
And they're talking about $KAS and ZEC among all tokens
2027 is going to be crazy
Got spare time? contact Solana teams, small and large alike, and get them interested in this kaspa:native on-chain programmability workshop.
You'll do yourself and Kaspa a **great** service by so doing--one which has effect on the long term health & prosperity of #Kaspa.
Just connected my first Kaspa miner, the KS0, and it’s officially running. ⛏️ $KAS
I’m not a technical person, but following the directions made the setup surprisingly simple.
I know this little KS0 isn’t going to make me rich, but I set it up myself, and now I’m doing my small part to support the Kaspa network.
That feels pretty damn good.
$KAS for the masses. 🧡
“Whether anyone actually builds on the rails.”
We built. The first covenant AMM on Kaspa - swap, LP, farms. Pure L1 script. Live on tn10.
16 hours since launch: 2 users.
Two. In the loudest community in crypto. Free testnet KAS, zero risk, five minutes to try - and nobody came.
That’s not what a strong community looks like. A strong community stress-tests its own rails before mainnet, breaks things, files bugs, builds the moat.
Prove the talk is real:
https://t.co/haQ1dFCIwx
#KAS #Kaspa #KaspaDefi
This is a pretty unusual use of what Toccata brought to Kaspa.
@aglovale0x has managed to verify SLH-DSA-SHA2-128s — the NIST FIPS 205 post-quantum signature standard — directly inside Kaspa Script.
And there are actual TN10 spends behind it. Four transactions have been published across SLH-DSA and LMS, with SLH-DSA successfully spent twice from the same key and address over different messages.
Kaspa didn’t need a new post-quantum opcode to do it. The implementation works with transaction introspection and compute budgeting already available after Toccata.
It’s nowhere near practical for everyday transactions yet. The SLH-DSA spend is about 97 KB, roughly 89 KB of which is the redeem script, and the whole experiment is unaudited and testnet-only.
So this doesn’t suddenly make Kaspa “quantum-proof”.
The part worth thinking about is what it says about Toccata itself: an upgrade built largely around programmability and covenants can already run a full FIPS 205 verifier without requiring a consensus feature specifically designed for post-quantum cryptography.
@Max143672 explored another route earlier with XMSS^MT directly in Kaspa Script.
Max, I’d be interested in your take on how the two approaches compare in practice.
Source:
https://t.co/tb0y7uozNe
#Kaspa $KAS
This is an important question for #Kaspa marketing.
In a recent episode of @MorningMotionTV on @Gemini, hosts @austinoakes and @bicepcurl asked @kaspaSilver:
“How do you explain Kaspa to someone who knows nothing about crypto?”
That’s the next #HASH marketing challenge.
Forget the technicals. Forget the crypto-native language.
Imagine you’re sitting at Thanksgiving and someone asks:
“What is Kaspa, and why should I care?”
How do you explain it simply, meaningfully, and in a way that makes someone want to learn more? What’s the pitch?
2,500 $KAS is up for grabs.
—
Entry Requirements:
Submissions must be in the form of a graphic.
Not a technical infographic. Not a wall of information.
Something simple, clear and memorable that helps bring your pitch/explanation to life.
Because we’re not just looking for the best explanation.
We’re looking for content that can be shared, reposted and put in front of people everywhere.
This is guerrilla marketing. This is how we build the library of content Kaspa needs.
—
Every Kaspian should be able to explain why Kaspa matters.
Kaspa can be as complex or as simple as you want it to be.
Let’s shape the message.
Submissions close September 11.
If @austinoakes or @bicepcurl find a response they love, I’d be more than happy for them to pick the winner.
Otherwise, I’ll choose two winners and split the 2,500 $KAS between them.
Now show us your pitch. 👇
Silverscript~Kaspa can now put rules on a coin. Here’s how you actually write those rules, in normal words:
Before: a covenant was raw script. Stack opcodes. Introspection. You wired the next output by hand. Powerful. Easy to get wrong.
Now: #Silverscript
You write the state and the rule for what the next coin is allowed to look like.
old state + arguments + transaction facts → allowed new state
The compiler turns that into native Kaspa Script. No virtual machine. No Ethereum-style shared global state. The live UTXO is the contract.
That’s the authoring path for the stuff in the last two posts: • KCC20 tokens (in = out, minter-only supply) • vaults, escrow, timelocks • a covenant a contract can own, not just a wallet
Official repo: https://t.co/o0z9ugiPfc
Docs: https://t.co/bwA4rSxGYK
One honest caveat. Toccata’s primitives have been live on mainnet since 30 June 2026. Silverscript is the intended way to write them, but the language and toolchain are still moving toward an audited release.
Check the repo before you put real value behind a compile.
Readable rules. #Kaspa consensus enforces them. That’s the missing layer between “covenants exist” and “people can ship them.”
📈 sentiment check: kaspa:native leads today's bullish board
93.3% of traders bullish on Kaspa right now
▪️ $SOL close behind at 77.3% bullish, trend +5.6%
▪️ $ETH holds 76.7% bullish, trend +4.5%
▪️ $HYPE rounds it out at 59.3% bullish
Not every asset gets read the same way by the crowd 👀
Which one are you backing?
Trade it on Margex - link in bio.
kaspa:native Kaspa always Pumps late.
So, if you are wondering why kaspa:native has not been pumping compared to most other crypto projects, the answer is that kaspa:native has always been late to the party.
Do no fade kaspa:native, this is a sleeping giant.
#kas#kaspa #kascrypto #crypto