Luke

[₿itcain @Bitcain21]

I’m not going to block you for debating or even arguing with me idk why he did but it doesn’t represent the community as a whole in general everyone acknowledges they were exactly like you before studying Kaspa. Including me. I thought it was a shitcoin but @realvijayk and many others took the time to show me it’s legit and is truly like bitcoin with years of improvements in speed scalability and programmability baked in.
It isn’t aiming to replace any particular coin. It’s aiming to be highly functional utility money. If Bitcoin were treated as tech instead of dogma for 17 years this is how it would look.
Bitcoin isn’t a religion.
Nakamoto consensus isn’t god.
The white paper isn’t a bible.
Satoshi isn’t a martyr.

It’s technology, could have been improved over the years, but pushed into ossification via dogma.

That’s okay. It’s digital gold, it has a place as you point out.
That doesn’t mean it’s the fully fledged best possible version of block chain technology. BlockDAG is a massive improvement for speed and scalability.

Realizing Satoshis initial vision of P2P cash- which he left in “Capable hands” not for stewarding the white paper as a holy doctrine, but rather as Shepard to lead the future creation of perfected money.

[Vijay 𐤊ailash, CFA, CFP® @realvijayk]

Bitcoiners are starting to realize Lightning and Liquid are not in fact Bitcoin

At the same time, $KAS started pumping 18% right after the "white hat" Liquid Network hack

I don't think this is coincidence.

More are realizing why sound money needs to be used on the trustless, decentralized base layer, not on layer 2s.

$KAS is end game whether you like it or not

[Luke @formosa360]

@Gemini I will use my #kaspa

[Kaspa @kaspaunchained]

“Now devise a consensus protocol that is secure for any latency and we argue that there is no #POW or indeed no other consensus protocol that has achieved it and it is, in fact, impossible to achieve without POW.”

-Yonatan Sompolinsky @hashdag

#DAGKNIGHT #ComingSoon #Kaspa

[Luke @formosa360]

@coinbase Agents need #kaspa $kas

[Luke @formosa360]

@RasterlyRock Just here for the $kas love

[Vijay 𐤊ailash, CFA, CFP® @realvijayk]

RT if you think @itsfinancebull from @Gemini should make these #Kaspa videos public again

[Austin @austinoakes]

Just got some kaspa.

[Luke @formosa360]

@austinoakes Welcome! 🤗

[Gemini @Gemini]

MORNING MOTION: GoPro is RUNNING, everything is going onchain, chatting KAS & ZEC https://t.co/t2n8zGFDrY

[Luke @formosa360]

@Gemini @KaspaSilver Looking forward to this one ♥️

[Gemini @Gemini]

GEMINI × KASPA SILVER

Join us live with @KaspaSilver for a conversation about Kaspa, the technology behind the project, and the community around it.

Tomorrow @ 9am ET

Be there or be square🟧

[Mosh Jan @bathtoob30]

Ai agents can now make micro payments for API with Kaspa and only Kaspa can handle the speeds needed. Install the code into any project. FREE. Check out the visualizer. SHARE IT! USE IT! Buy or sell API with your own agents.

https://t.co/BternwJQqt

[Ivan Ivanov @Uns7oPpabl3_]

The @binance case with listing #KAS Kaspa has gone through all stages - excitement, disappointment, drama and re-excitement and as a core supporter of $KAS Kaspa, I have been driving its full set of tones.

Within this cycle of the ever lasting question of when the listing will happen, there is a genesis of an idea which can actually reply to the biggest challenge we are facing when we want to be listed - Binance asking for 3% of the Kaspa's supply in exchange.

As a cypherpunk project, we will never accept giving a percentage of our supply because this will betray the principles of decentralization. However, a very cool idea I have come across is the one @Kaspa_HypeMan shared in one of his YouTube appearances - video below.

Kaspa has become so popular around its Binance case so what about @binance launching a prediction market (maybe on their https://t.co/VSQB5kHJGx platform) asking the question whether Kaspa will get listed in the next month or an year. As prediction markets work based on binary bets driving liquidity, Kaspa community and other people in crypto can jump on voting most probably "NO" to that and if there is enough voting, this will build liquidity and influence the price of the opposite answer aka "YES" which Binance could bet on and eventually winning the prediction by switching Kaspa trading ON.

Out of the box idea and I believe that as a community, we should think about it because giving out 3% of our supply will never work and goes against the ethos of #KAS Kaspa.

Check this video out
https://t.co/xTpNJRt8Ik

[𝕮𝖗𝖞𝖕𝖙𝖔 𝖂𝖆𝖗𝖗𝖎𝖔𝖗 @ScottLEOWarrior]

KAS finally showing signs of life.

Everyone sleeping on kaspa:native right now.

Same energy as every coin before it went parabolic

[WallStreetX @WallStreetXHQ]

WSX News: Kaspa (@kaspaunchained) has taken a major step toward programmable Layer 1 applications following the activation of its Toccata hard fork in June 2026.

The upgrade introduced native covenant programming, transaction v1, expanded introspection opcodes, and infrastructure for based ZK applications, allowing application state to be enforced directly on Kaspa’s UTXO layer.

One of the more interesting pieces is the ability to run computation off-chain and return a cryptographic proof to Kaspa for verification, rather than forcing the entire computation onto the base layer.

Partitioned sequencing lanes further allow ZK applications to prove activity related to their own lane instead of processing the network’s entire transaction flow.

That gives Kaspa a new programming model without abandoning its UTXO architecture, opening the door to stateful applications and proof-based systems while keeping the base layer focused on verification and settlement.

[Luke @formosa360]

@binance Try Kaspa $kas

[Gonzo.𐤊as @Dr_Gonzo_K]

But ... why? Other than to reintroduce trust and middlemen and to gate keep the base layer, I see no reason to scale with an L2 with the tools we have now.

Crypto is meant to be for the people. Free. Me to you. So it really shouldn't surprise me #byenance think this way. Because you can't leech fees without a L2.

Thank fuck we have $KAS. Maybe one day they will too.

[₿RT 𐤊 🐈📈 @brt2412]

@austinoakes @bicepcurl “It’s more decentralized because of its fast block rate?”

Yes. Bitcoin mines 144 blocks per day which means 144 individual miners will find a block and get the block reward (most of these are corporations or large pools). Kaspa mines 864,000 blocks per day which means there are 864,000 miner payouts per day. How?

Kaspa does 10 blocks every second = 1 block every 0.1s. There are 86,400 seconds in a day. Kaspa does on average 10 blocks every one of those seconds = 864,000 blocks. So that means it’s much more profitable to mine $KAS. This also means solo mining is possible without the reliance on pool mining.

So to recap: 864,000 > 144. More payouts on KAS, more miners can be involved. More payouts means solo mining is better than pool mining.

Solo mining > pool mining (which could require KYC to join)

[Andrew Moss ₿ 𐤊 @Andrew_W_Moss]

Study Kaspa.