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A chess game is showing what Kaspa's new proof opcodes actually do A testnet demo runs full multiplayer chess directly on Layer 1. The rules execute off-chain inside a RISC Zero virtual machine, then compress into one small proof that every Kaspa node checks. Illegal moves get rejected by consensus itself, not by a server. The board lives in a UTXO that updates each turn. The opcodes making this possible shipped with Toccata. $KAS

Bitcoin created Proof of Work, Ansem created Proof of Bagwork

Now that we have programmability paths on Kaspa, the need to converge on ecosystem standards in the right way becomes paramount. It appears we lack a fitting forum for such discussions. A primary and timely example would be a standard specification for native assets. We need a place for technical discussions where wallet devs, explorer devs, community thinkers, and core devs can brainstorm and rapidly converge on ideas without communication gaps, and without important ideas and messages getting lost to oblivion. As a start, here is a call for community discussion on native assets. An initial discussion on kas pub rnd is linked below, but again, to me this feels like an echo chamber, with probably the most important voices missing. >>