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Nobody talks about Kaspa anymore. I've been holding since early 2024 and watched this community go from absolutely electric to basically dead. The Telegram groups that used to have hundreds of messages daily now get like five. The Reddit is collecting dust. Twitter mentions are nonexistent unless someone's complaining about price. Here's what bothers me though. The tech didn't change. The fundamentals are still solid. BlockDAG architecture is still revolutionary. Transactions are still fast as hell. So what happened? Did everyone just chase the next shiny thing? Or did people actually lose faith in the project itself? I'm genuinely curious because I can't tell if I'm being stubborn or patient. There's a difference between diamond hands and just being in denial about a dead project. The silence is deafening and honestly kind of unsettling. Are you still holding? And if you sold, what was the final straw that made you bounce? Because right now it feels like I'm sitting in an empty room talking to myself.

This hits on something bigger than it first appears. Covenants on $Kaspa aren’t just programmable constraints — they’re lightweight, atomic state machines. Rules live as commitments, transactions supply witnesses, and agreements can be entered in a single txn. No contract storage, no rent, no state bloat. That makes them ideal for an agent-driven world: agents can spin up ephemeral rule systems and enforce agreements without deploying contracts like on Ethereum or Solana. Add GPU-accelerated zk proving and the continued evolution of DAGKnight, and you get a stack built for machine-speed coordination, not human-speed interaction. Not louder smart contracts — smarter programmable cash.

Kaspa just took a quiet step forward. Silverscript - Kaspa’s first high-level smart contract language. And it’s available to try. Built for Kaspa’s L1 and UTXO model. Not shared global state. Not an EVM clone. It brings loops, arrays, and function calls to native contracts, enabling local-state logic like vaults and asset management directly on L1. Silverscript will handle local state. vProgs will handle shared state.

Yonatan Sompolinsky is: • Israeli computer scientist • Inventor of GHOST protocol (2013, cited in Ethereum whitepaper) • Creator of GHOSTDAG for BlockDAG • Founder & primary architect of Kaspa ($KAS) • PhD from Hebrew University, postdoc at Harvard • Family roots Denmark • Currently researches MEV, transaction ordering, consensus Key figure in scalable PoW.