Ok Tibbir gang, you raided now it’s time to drop a comprehensive lore breakdown from an OG for those who are new here.
I’ll give away a Gribbit NFT to 1 winner who retweets AND joins.
LFG 🌁 🐸
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✍️Dear $BTC Maxis (the ones who are quick to write off $KAS) this could be the most important tweet you read this year:
Bitcoin is the MOST revolutionary economic invention in human history. Its concept brings into fruition the idea of the ‘hardest’ money the world has ever laid eyes on.
Reading the ‘Bitcoin Standard’ by Saifdean Ammous, is one of the most important things you can possibly do if you truly wish to deepen your understanding of this groundbreaking concept.
But, upon reading it, you will also notice that the writer, Ammous, prefaces the fact that Bitcoin may come and go - the idea it has brought about is essential, but does not necessarily secure its future existence.
“Bitcoin will go through hiccups, it may even fail. But then it will be easily reinvented as we now know how it works.”
“It is the first organic currency. It’s mere existence is an insurance policy that will remind governments that the last object the establishment can control, the currency, is no longer their monopoly. This gives us, the crowd, a future against an Orwellian future.”
Imperfections are inevitable when turning any concept into a reality. Bitcoin’s imperfections are far and few between, however its main issue of scalability, even which the likes of the lightning network, cannot be overcome without the cost of decentralisation.
Ultimately, the idea and concept of bitcoin however lays out the groundwork for a reinvention of itself, in a ‘better’ way.
This effectively implies that there is space for ‘Bitcoin V2’ - one that irons out Bitcoin’s current imperfections. Something that solves both the crypto trilemma, as well as the money trilemma.
What is that successor?
Well, for years many have tried but nothing has come close… except until now…
Kaspa.
Kaspa is the first ever truly scalable, secure and decentralised P2P electronic cash system.
Kaspa is not digital silver, nor digital gold, and comparing it to such metals, downplays the notion that Kaspa is the most sound money the world has ever seen - incomparable to any prior failed money systems.
So Dear $BTC Maxi,
Remember those initial doubts and presumptions you may have made when you first heard about Bitcoin, before you deeply studied it?
… Have the dignity to admit that your presumptions about Kaspa may be wrong, and Kaspa could in fact be the first ever currency that is an even ‘harder’ money than your beloved Bitcoin.
I’ll end on another quote by Ammous: remember, “History shows it is not possible to insulate yourself from the consequences of others holding money that is harder than yours.”
Do not fade $KAS, or you may be looking back on it with insurmountable regret.
#Kaspa holders, many of you do not even understand the true power of what you hold right now. Congratulations on being early. 🥂
Thank you for reading, and check out my YouTube channel in the description! 📖🫶
P.S. some other kaspa chads you should follow are tagged in the pic below
So let me get this straight. 7 years ago you spent time with Yonatan Sompolinsky (@hashdag) at Satoshi Roundtable, which is a private event with no media coverage where industry experts explore obstacles and solutions to those obstacles (Probably how to scale #Bitcoin right?), and you no doubt had a great talk and what do you do 7 years later?
You call the final product of over 10+ years of work by Yonatan and your friend Aviv Zohar a shitcoin? You’re a very smart guy so I’m failing to see how a fair launched proof of work blockDAG running at 10BPS that has done +75,000% in 3 years is somehow a shitcoin? How is a protocol that is completing the work of peer-to-peer cash not something you admire and support?
Seriously this is a goofy ass response to Yonatan and Aviv’s decade of work
I'm excited to announce that the Kaspa Rainbow Chart (v1) is now open for use!
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