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@ScapeSquad I was thinking about it the other day: If $BTC max cap is ~21M and $Kas is ~28B whatever amount we measure *relative to the max cap* in $BTC has to be 1367x the value in $KAS. Assuming $KAS will increase in price and 9 $BTC is enough, then looong term 12k $KAS should do it?🤓

@DangerousThinkg Women always do this where they try to sugar coat wording with "sanitized" terms. But more often than not, Truth is brutal.

Josh Howerton expertly explains what Brandon Gill gets into the Congressional record about abortion Ending a life is not healthcare

@EpicClipVault The best I've seen in a while😁

This honestly made my whole day

🚗 Alerte Adoption : Vous pouvez maintenant louer une voiture avec Kaspa ! C'est la coïncidence parfaite. Pendant qu'on décortique notre fil rouge sur la vente de voiture entre Alice et Bob avec Toccata, la réalité rattrape la théorie. Travala vient d'annoncer officiellement l'intégration de $KAS pour le paiement de locations de voitures dans le monde entier. 👉 On ne parle plus seulement de vision ou de spéculation, on parle d'utilisation concrète dans le monde réel, ici et maintenant. 🌍 Les chiffres de cette intégration Travala ne fait pas les choses à moitié. En ouvrant les paiements en Kaspa pour son service de location, l'écosystème se retrouve instantanément propulsé dans le quotidien des voyageurs : 🔹 Plus de 50 000 points de retrait de véhicules répartis partout sur le globe. 🔹 Un catalogue de plus de 1 700 fournisseurs de premier plan. 🔹 Une collaboration propulsée par l'équipe de Kaspa Unchained. Well done guys !!! 🤩💥

@Lilly_bat98 That guys is good

I did not see that first joke coming 😂

@BitcoinNewsCom Nick (the last guy) is always the best😁

Bottoms are built on the graves of celebrity Bitcoin tourists.

We need about 28B to get it $1.00 which means we have a long way to go but we can get there. Just don't expect profits overnight on a long term project

Im seeing more and more $ADA maxis pivoting to $KAS after what Charles said Slowly then all at once.

@AtRealBen This is why the globalists promote everything related to segregation so hard to the population: Segregate by gender, skin color, age group, nationality, etc. So we don't unite. We can do anything as long as we unite but it's hard to accomplish even without active interference

We could bring it all to a screeching halt, if we truly wanted to.

@Themooseisloos5 @anbrandenburger We are using one super dumb excuse to 100x fees in order to implement a smart solution. Something seems off. The justification is: Kaspa is cheap now. We know for a fact, a lot of people avoid Ethereum mainnet and Bitcoin because the fees are high. This is step just trashes Kaspa

The 100x fee bump. Implications. Usecases like kasia, kaspa drome, K becomes more frictionful. Not massively but true. Actually a simple tx after this bump is kind of equal to the cost of a simple tx on bitcoin (at 1 sat/vbyte) Anyway, this is nothing like bitcoin after toccata. My view of this is only from the worst case POV Toccata increases the total blocksize limit to 250kb (500,000 grams to 1,000,000 grams), throughput increases 2x but the reason for this is that stark proofs are around ~200kb large each. Posting one proof after the bump costs ~0.5 kas. Now if a prover decides to spam more than 10 proofs per second the fee market will start from 0.5 kas and up rather than from 0.005 kas and up. And we don't really want our mempool to be filled up with thousands of 200 kb proofs on every node that would be catastrophic for decentralization. The incentives for a prover is as follows: is the revenue in fees for proving and posting proof higher than the cost of the proving itself and the feerate of posting the proof on L1? If yes then provers will work, if no the provers won't, same as mining, if the cost of operations is higher than the profit you shut down. However if there is a backlog for stark proofs they don't fill up the entire block you can still fit smaller proofs, covTX and normal TXs with base fee, the miners will fill up the blocks as much as possible. As i see it there is different fee markets for different forms of TXs. The network can be congested with bigger pieces like Starks and groth proofs, some normal p2p txs are small enough to fit through. This isn't a security budget question, it is a decentralization question, which is a hardness of security question. If there is demand for computation-apps the fee income for proving will increase, and more proving will be done even if there is an active fee market on L1, as long as the incentive is stronger than the deterrant. A security budget note If we have a constant active mempool forever and an active fee market (high, low, all relative, as is price, doesn't matter) then the security budget is essentially solved.

What’s everyone’s thoughts on this?

Quelqu’un vient de réaliser la toute première signature post-quantique sur Kaspa, et ça tourne déjà sur le testnet ! 🔥 Pour ceux qui ne sont pas dans le jargon : aujourd’hui, la plupart des cryptomonnaies utilisent des signatures qui pourraient théoriquement être cassées par des ordinateurs quantiques dans le futur. Ici, on parle d’une signature résistante aux ordinateurs quantiques (XMSS^MT). C’est comme passer d’une serrure classique à une serrure anti-quantique. Le plus impressionnant ? Le script fait environ 84 Ko parce qu’il faut « dérouler » manuellement ~1 650 opérations de hachage (on ne peut pas encore faire de vraies boucles facilement dans les scripts). Et malgré cette taille, ça vérifie correctement sur la blockchain. C’est du très beau travail technique. Tout ça est rendu possible grâce à Toccata. Le développeur a même utilisé un système malin avec un compteur pour empêcher toute réutilisation de clé (un risque classique avec ce type de signatures). En clair : Kaspa vient de montrer qu’elle peut déjà gérer de la cryptographie de nouvelle génération directement sur sa blockchain. Ce n’est pas juste une démo, c’est une vraie implémentation qui fonctionne. Un beau signal que Toccata n’est pas qu’une mise à jour technique, mais qu’elle ouvre réellement de nouvelles portes pour l’avenir du projet. Bravo et respect à @Max143672 pour ce travail ! 💪🧠 C’est le genre d’innovation discrète qui fait vraiment avancer Kaspa.

@FinancialPhys So you are saying someone can ruin my day by forcing the hood of my car open once it's parked somewhere nobody is watching?

Pre empire cars and trucks will be a currency of the future

@KanikaBK For those of you interested the original project is by wendy7756/AI-Video-Transcriber on github. It requires an OpenAI API key though.

OMG.. this is wild... SOMEONE BUILT A FREE OPEN-SOURCE TOOL THAT TRANSCRIBES AND SUMMARIZES ANY VIDEO OR PODCAST IN SECONDS. YouTube, TikTok, Apple Podcasts, SoundCloud, 30+ platforms. Paste the URL. Read the summary in 30 seconds. ↳ Transcribes in 100+ languages automatically ↳ Generates summaries in English, Hindi, Japanese, Spanish, French, and more ↳ Works with local files too, MP3, MP4, WAV, and more ↳ YouTube videos with subtitles process in under 10 seconds ↳ Bring your own AI model, OpenAI, OpenRouter, or any local LLM ↳ 100% open source, MIT license, free forever That 2 hour podcast you bookmarked 3 months ago and never listened to.

My main way of getting $KAS through DeFi broke last week and they never fixed it. I lost the opportunity to by Kaspa at 0.02777😐 But today I found a new source so I'm back!🙂

@tragicbirdapp I think most *believe* they can do it. They can't.

5 DAYS LEFT - TOCCATA HARD FORK kaspa:native

@maniaUFO The sign should say: Yeah, try not feeding the quokkas. Good Luck.

How can you say no to that face?!🤪

@Ryo_Saeba_3 How can it stick out that far without support?

Ça c'est plutôt une bonne idée ! Avec la chaleur qui est insupportable et parfois dangereuse en été au Japon, cette école maternelle a installé un toit rétractable de 25m x 30m pour que les enfants puissent jouer à l'ombre #Japon

@alphafox Honestly an awesome casting for this movie in the 80's/90's

The Matrix - If it was made in the 80s 🙌

@BredsguardDalen Planned obsolescence. But that's not enough nowadays. Now big companies are trying their best to prevent people from repairing any products or replacing parts. Consumers lose and repair shops lose. Greed is always the root cause

Things were built so much better back in the day. I feel like they were built to last. Nowadays you pay more, get less, and things don't last very long. What do you think happened to quality products?

@TruthSeek01011 I like what you said about puppets as well. UK people are happy that Starmer resigned but now he's going to be replaced, possibly by an even worse puppet.

This entire war we are facing against the delete parasite class is psychological to ruin your soul…so how do we win? We stop participating in their games.