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Once again decentralized in name only. Study $KAS and live on the self-sovereign base layer.

Are we close to the $KAS bottom? My gut says, yes Not saying we have an up-only from here, of course, but I don't think we'll get below $850M in market cap again Time to start bidding the king of DAGs again

I’m a Kaspa supporter too — but I can’t stand the people constantly shouting “$10 Kaspa” or “$30 Kaspa” while spreading false, unrealistic hype. I’d rather focus on sharing real news, updates, and insights about Kaspa’s unique and truly scalable technology. 🚀 #Kaspa #Crypto #WEB3

I think one day we will look back and better understand, myself included, how important this component is for Kaspa and for the sequencing and programmable capabilities it opens up. More on that in followup posts when I get some air. A few days late, but this is the nearly final step before the Toccata feature freeze and TN12 reset. Huge kudos to @Max143672 for shipping such a monumental end-to-end change with elegance. Approved and merged: #pullrequestreview-4140694048" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/kaspanet/rusty… Also, on a personal note: ai was incredibly powerful in this review journey. Not as a substitute for judgment or ownership, but as a force multiplier for understanding, walkthroughs, invariant checking, ascii drawing, and staying deep in a very large design. And yes, that includes writing this paragraph ;)

A lot of people are still calling for #Kaspa to fall to $0.01, but after checking the chart, it really looks like the bottom is already set. If that's true, the next targets could be $0.04 first, then $0.08, $0.16, $0.32, $0.64, and potentially even $1.28 over time.

@BankQuote 🫡

Kaspa is entering a new phase, and most people still do not understand what they are looking at. The story is no longer just that Proof of Work can scale. That part is already being demonstrated. The deeper shift is that Kaspa is beginning the transition from high speed settlement into programmable settlement, without corrupting the base layer in the process. That is the real signal. Toccata matters because it marks the point where Kaspa stops being seen merely as a fast blockDAG and starts becoming something more important: a neutral coordination layer for verifiable logic. Covenants, zk verification primitives, sequencing commitments, canonical bridge design, these are not random features. They are the early structural components of a system trying to make computation provable without dragging execution bloat, governance choke points, or sequencer dependency back into the heart of the protocol. That is the distinction most of crypto keeps missing. Kaspa is not taking the lazy route of shoving a global VM into Layer 1 and calling it progress. It is preserving what made the architecture worth building in the first place: parallel block production, transparent ordering, fast PoW settlement, and coordination without discretionary rulers. vProgs are the horizon. Toccata is the groundwork. What is emerging here is not “Kaspa with smart contracts.” It is something far more serious: a Proof of Work system trying to become the settlement and verification substrate for sovereign, composable computation.

KASPA L1 APPROACHES 2 BILLION TRANSACTIONS According to its official block explorer platform, the @kaspaunchained layer-1 network's cumulative transaction count is approaching the 2 billion mark. As of the latest data, it stands at around 1.95 billion transactions. The $KAS token itself has been buoyed by crypto's recent resurgence and is up +6.4% over the past week per CMC data.

Most people still sleeping on $KAS and honestly that's fine. Kaspa is running blockDAG — not a chain, a directed acyclic graph of blocks. Parallel blocks, no orphans, real throughput. This isn't vaporware. It's live, it's fast, and it's been quietly building while CT chases the next memecoin. Do your own research but actually do it. #KASPA #KAS #BlockDAG

@ScottiePippen @game5ball If you dont have $KAS you are not really in crypto.

#KAS10BPS $KAS #Bitcoin #Cryptocurrencies #Ethereum #Altcoins This triangle should mark the bottom in July and kick off the recovery—don’t be fooled by the short-term noise Chaos will break out in 2028. Kaspa will take it all $KAS 🚀🚀🚀

KASPA is back at a 1 billion market cap. Realistically what do you think the fair market cap of Kaspa is? I believe it is an 80-100 bil project this run. This is a very reasonable and attainable market cap for Kaspa within the next year. Are you ready for $3-4 $KAS 🤠

NEW ✨ This setup can push $KAS upward to $0.70–$1.00, making it the best opportunity since my previous entries in 2023. Here's why I just added more #Kaspa 👇

Just watched Yonatan Sompolinsky’s @hashdag address at the Oxford Union. 🏛️ The takeaway? Crypto isn’t just about finance—it’s about building the "Institutional Infrastructure" the internet is currently missing. A quick breakdown of the Kaspa founder's vision: 🧵 🗒️The Problem: The internet is the world’s largest democracy, but it has no native institutions. We can talk globally, but we still rely on legacy banks and courts to "enforce" our digital commitments. 🫙The "Shallow Bond" Issue: Drawing on Tocqueville, Yonatan argues the internet connected billions but stripped away meaningful commitment. We have scale, but we lack the tools for deep, trustless coordination. 🧑‍🔧The Solution: Coordination Markets. 🤝 We don’t need altruism; we need systems where self-interest naturally leads to cooperation. This is the true promise of crypto: native institutions for commitment that don’t require a middleman. ✅Why $KAS? You can’t run the world’s coordination layer on a slow, expensive chain. Through GHOSTDAG, Kaspa moves beyond the linear blockchain to a BlockDAG—processing blocks in parallel. High throughput + security = the scalability needed for a digital society. 🧠Final thought: The real promise of crypto isn't speculation. It’s fixing the deepest coordination failures of our digital age. 🌐 #Kaspa #KAS #Crypto #OxfordUnion

Just wait for native assets on Kaspa’s L1.

Let's try this "engagement farming" thing. I was invited to a big YT channel to discuss the quantum threat. Inspired by the comments to the previous video (pinned), if this post gets 1k likes I'll wear a $kas Kaspa shirt.

@pumpolinsky @Grayscale @Grayscale

I have sent the following email to @Grayscale. I encourage everyone to tag them below so we can collectively seek clarity on this matter Dear Grayscale, I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to inquire about the removal of Kaspa ( $KAS ) from the “Assets Under Consideration” section some time ago. This change has continued to raise questions within the Kaspa community, and many enthusiasts are still seeking clarity regarding the reasoning behind this decision. Given the strong and growing interest in Kaspa, we would greatly appreciate any insight you can provide on the factors that led to its removal. Additionally, it would be helpful to understand whether there are still any future considerations or potential plans for including Kaspa within Grayscale’s offerings. There is a large and engaged community of Kaspa supporters—numbering in the hundreds of thousands—who hold your platform in high regard and would value transparency on this matter. Thank you in advance for your time and consideration. I look forward to your response. Yours sincerely,

I wrote a PoC token contract in Silverscript, currently called DOG20 (better name ideas are welcome). It supports token ownership by 3 kinds of entities: 1. Public keys — like any regular Kaspa address. 2. P2SH addresses — which means ownership by a stateless contract, e.g. multisig. 3. Covenant IDs — which means ownership by a stateful contract. The third option is the interesting one, and it's a demonstration of a broader concept (that might be familiar to whoever watched the webinar by @IzioDev and @michaelsuttonil), called inter-covenant-communication (ICC). In this context, it means you can put arbitrary stateful rules around token control. For example: - “after the first 10 spends, wait a year before spending again” - zk-rollups can manage their L1 tokens using a stateful bridge. DOG20 also supports minters that are allowed to mint indefinitely — but that does not mean the supply must be unbounded. Let's say you want to publish a token and allow to issue only 100 new tokens each month. DOG20 doesn't support it natively, but you can achieve that by making the only minting entity a covenant. That covenant will store in its state `nextIssuance`, and will allow spends of 100 tokens only if `time > nextIssuance`, and will set `nextIssuance = nextIssuance + 30 days` each time it's used. I hope to explain about it a bit more in the future, but in the meantime, feel free to look at the examples linked in the next comment.

🚀 Gros pas en avant pour #Kaspa ! Un dev core (@OriNewman) vient de publier un PoC de token DOG20 écrit en Silverscript : le premier langage haut niveau pour covenants sur Kaspa. Ce qui change tout : Les tokens ne sont plus juste des transferts basiques (comme les KRC-20). Ils peuvent maintenant appartenir à un covenant stateful (contrat avec mémoire locale). Exemples concrets : - Mint limité à 100 tokens par mois (le covenant stocke la date nextIssuance et bloque automatiquement). - Après 10 spends → verrouillage 1 an. - zk-rollups qui gèrent leurs tokens L1 via un bridge stateful. C’est du token intelligent natif L1, ultra-sécurisé (état local UTXO, pas de reentrancy comme sur EVM), sans sacrifier la vitesse folle du BlockDAG. Avec le hard fork Toccata (covenants + Silverscript + zk opcodes) prévu mi-juin 2026, Kaspa passe d’un « Bitcoin ultra-rapide » à une vraie plateforme programmable… tout en restant simple, légère et décentralisée. L1 programmability arrive. Le game change. 😎 #Kaspa #KAS #Silverscript #Covenants

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