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I appreciate your actual curiosity. I've been in this space since 2014. I think over many years there have been a constant influx of chains that have been "faster" which is not novel. If it was digibyte:native which was the fastest blockchain for a VERY long time before all these new chains come along in 2021 popped up would have been recognized in the top 10. Also fair launched and as true to our crypto roots as it could be. I've looked at kaspa:native and also sadly noticed all the KOLS and SHILLS shilling it and from my experience some of these dudes have turned out to be snakes to the community. But I brushed that aside shouldn't look down on the tech just for that. Even with the whole verified gap in browsable transaction history from Kaspa's launch in late 2021. I don't chop that up to conspiracy like a lot of fudders might. I'm pretty sure it was just a software bug. Not intentional. But what I'm saying is... kaspa:native makes processing block times faster. One thing I've seen with chains that's main gig is making block times faster. Is they are easily replaced in a few years. I've seen it time and time again. Do I use internet-computer:native? Yes of course. I'm a seasoned software engineer. What ICP has created is ac completely novel extremely difficult to replicate ecosystem of an undeniable engineering marvel. I can literally build an entire app frontend and backend fully hosted on-chain. Unhackable. With the ability to begin running AI models on it. I think it tackles a much larger problem at a scale difficult for most people in crypto to understand. I've ran into a lot of limitations with centralized servers and as we approach a more unknown world with variables in terms of access and safety around AI what internet-computer:native has built is unrivaled. So maybe my words were a bit harsh, Kas is not trash. To me it just solves a problem that is easier to continue being solved. It's longevity in terms of relevancy may prove me wrong.
@IntelPsyops Youβre the dumbest lame Iβve seen in a while. Look at you sucking off the $ICP community. Ex-intelligence officer? You make me fucking laugh joke