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@hashdag @Vladcostea Bitcoin (the turtle that is) in 20 years...

For the first time ever, I am not convinced that Bitcoin will return to its previous all-time high The reason is simple: there is no bullish narrative Store of value/digital gold/reserve asset? It all imploded once institutions got cold feet because of quantum computing risks Freedom money? The project didn’t undergo any upgrades to scale better and receive better privacy. You can only get high throughput & anonymity on ruggable federations, mints & other centralized services. Unconfiscatable wealth? Not so long ago, we witnessed unironic conversations about freezing dust UTXOs. Some people also talk about freezing Satoshi’s coins in the post-quantum future. Both are dangerous precedents that threaten the network’s main value proposition. Permissionless money? There’s an ongoing debate about gatekeeping certain transaction types which an army of religious zealots describes as “spam”. Also, the BitVM builders are already frowned upon for bringing “shitcoin tech” to Bitcoin and filling the block space in unorthodox ways. One coin to rule them all? The current Bitcoin maintainers are against adding anything controversial to Bitcoin. CTV, CSFS, CAT, GSR, BIP300 will probably never happen for as long as there is one popular voice that opposes activation. Which only lends legitimacy to altcoins trying the tech. Beautiful stories about the noble and pure money system that fights against central banking? The Epstein files have effectively tainted the reputation of Bitcoin in the eyes of many normies. Biggest devs were under MIT’s paycheck, some folks even visited Epstein’s island in a time that was crucial for the project’s development. Reputations were destroyed, hopes were broken, new conspiracies emerged. The cyber hornet hivemind that brings peace, unity & laser eyes? The Bitcoin community has never been more divided and hostile – even to people who have been around for many years and brought significant contributions to the project. The purity tests have become so ridiculous that any sane person would purposely fail them. Retail grassroots adoption? People still remember FTX, BlockFi, Celsius, and the other failures of the previous cycle. Lots of money was lost, harsh lessons were learned, the likeliness of having these people embrace decentralized internet money is lower than ever. Hedge against inflation? Oh please, Tether has never been more popular world wide. To third world countries, USDT is the inflation hedge and the most desired medium of exchange. Even in the US the stablecoins are hotter than Bitcoin. The great power grid stabilizer? US miners are pivoting to AI because it pays better. Chinese ones are doing it too. Proof of Work mining is becoming less popular. The uncorrelated asset to protect you and your family from a total financial collapse? Oh please, Bitcoin trades like a tech stock. People invest in it because they hope it will one day fulfill its potential as a global digital cash. So when the stock market crashes, Bitcoin follows the trend. Will Bitcoin survive the reward halvings with empty blocks? Are people willing to pay $100 per transaction? There is still a looming uncertainty concerning these situations. Mostly because a bunch of loud gatekeepers shunned away all experiments that could turn into valuable use cases. Also remember: with the exception of last year’s bubble, every massive bull market has been precedes by a notable network upgrade. Bitcoin needs a new philosophy which embraces innovation in cryptography and computer science, nurtures experimentation & encourages builders to stick around. Arrogant close mindedness won’t work again this time.

@Bock_Kaspa @KaspaCom @Bitcoin__Turtle @kaspajeets @KasPunks @NachotheKat @CYPHERS_NFT @YonatoshiNFT @kasbtc_krc20 @KrexToken @WolfysBar @KasKritterz @zmemes_antx_kas @kasdaemons @KasBulls @KasLords @Spudzbynotshore @KasMI353 @kasbtc_krc20 @Bitcoin__Turtle @KasPunks @YonatoshiNFT ❤️ my top 5 + Kango #kas #kaspa #nft

The #Kaspa NFT space is full of hidden gems 💎 Discover them on @KaspaCom @Bitcoin__Turtle @kaspajeets @KasPunks @NachotheKat @CYPHERS_NFT @YonatoshiNFT @kasbtc_krc20 @KrexToken @WolfysBar @KasKritterz @zmemes_antx_kas @kasdaemons @KasBulls @KasLords @Spudzbynotshore @KasMI353

Watch your $KAS transaction fly over a 3D globe and handled by the #Kaspa BlockDAG in real time. Frigging awesome! 🔥🚀🌎🌍🌏🚀🔥

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@skibumtrading We know what we hold.

$KAS is a sleeper. Watching people pile into other assets that are in euphoria with a high probability of setting high time frame peaks that won't be reclaimed for years. Bottoms form quietly, while tops are always loud. This is how and why people will buy tops and sell bottoms.

@Bitcoin__Turtle @FFVV1211

@FFVV1211 Always bullish on non fungible turtles, love you.

Still and always will be incredibly bullish on non fungible tokens, fuck you

Cashflow Liquidity 🌊

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The cards don’t just feature Lucky Cats. In fact, some of Kaikai Kiki’s beloved characters also make subtle appearances. This time, let’s take a look at Kurage-bo. Kurage-bo is a character from the 2013 film, “Jellyfish Eyes”, directed by Takashi Murakami. In the movie, he’s the “F.R.I.E.N.D.” of the main character, Masashi. Based on this film’s world, the trading card game “Jellyfish Eyes TCG” was later released, where Kurage-bo became a popular and powerful card. Now, Kurage-bo returns once again, in pixel art form, for the Lucky Cat Zombie NFT. Other Kaikai Kiki characters are hidden throughout as well, so be sure to look closely and see if you can spot them all. You can mint the pack NFT here: marketplace.kaikaikiki.com/drops/lucky-ca…

@WellerOlaf Agree… le go 💪🏽☀️

Dear Kaspians, I wanted to share some thoughts about where Kaspa might be heading and I’d love to hear your perspective. Right now, most developers in the Kaspa ecosystem seem to be focused on rebuilding what already exists elsewhere — staking platforms, lending protocols, DEXes, NFT marketplaces, launchpads. It makes sense; we’re following patterns we know. But sometimes it feels like we’re still trying to attach propellers to a fighter jet that’s designed to break the sound barrier. We’re imitating what worked on slower chains while sitting on an engine that’s capable of something entirely new. We’re still measuring success in the same old ways — market cap, listings, token launches — because that’s what the industry has taught us to value. But once vProgs arrive, I think the entire model could flip. Kaspa has the potential to lead a real rebirth of crypto. Imagine a world where Layer-2s start to feel outdated — where external rollups and bridges look clunky compared to what’s possible natively on a hyper-fast, composable Layer-1. Projects won’t need their own tokens or parallel ecosystems; everything will run directly on KAS, verifiable on the base layer, instantly interoperable by design. That alone changes the culture. Success might no longer be about who launches the next token or gets listed first, but about which dApps people actually use every day, how much real activity they generate, and how seamlessly they plug into the wider Kaspa environment. Liquidity, computation, and value all flowing through one shared network. That’s when adoption starts to compound. Once vProgs go live, we could see whole categories of dApps emerge that don’t exist anywhere else (concepts by GPT): • Instant-settlement trading arenas where micro-bets or predictions resolve in milliseconds with finality on L1. • Living NFT worlds where tokens evolve dynamically based on data from other vProgs — your Turtle, Punk, or character gains traits as you interact across the network. • Decentralized social ecosystems where identity, messaging, and value transfer merge seamlessly, censorship-resistant yet private. • Autonomous DAOs and machine-to-machine systems operating in real time, verified on-chain without delay or external bridges. All of this running on one layer, with one currency, one shared source of truth. If Kaspa delivers that, I think we could witness the start of a paradigm shift where other blockchains begin copying this model — the synchronous, ZK-verified, composable L1 architecture — because it simply works better than anything before. That’s why I keep coming back to the fighter jet analogy. Most of crypto is still busy tuning its propellers — optimizing layer-2s, patching latency, bridging liquidity — while Kaspa is quietly installing its jet engines. Once vProgs ignite, the speed, interoperability, and simplicity could redefine what’s possible. I’d love to hear how others see this. Could vProgs truly mark that moment when Kaspa’s engines come alive and the network takes off at full speed? What kinds of projects do you think could emerge here that no other chain could support yet — and where might I be wrong, perhaps missing some technical or architectural limitations? #Kaspa #vprogs @Kaspa_HypeMan @Kaspa_Commons @12StringCara @hashdag @michaelsuttonil @coderofstuff_ @fishtuna @TheLoadedLounge @realvijayk (Text refined by GPT for improved clarity and readability)

An Open Letter to @binance Dear Binance Team, First of all, I want to acknowledge the positive impact you’ve had on the crypto world. Binance helped bring accessibility, liquidity, and exposure to millions of users globally. But with great power comes great responsibility, and it’s time to address the growing disconnect between the crypto dream and the crypto reality. Crypto started as a cypherpunk vision, a rebellion against centralization, censorship, and control. Today, it feels more like a casino: fast listings, influencer-driven pumps and liquidity extractions. Everyone around me sees crypto as a joke, a gamble, pure chaos. There’s been a clear shift from the cypherpunk ideology that started it all to the digital wilderness that crypto has become today. You’re not the only reason for this shift, but as the largest exchange in the world, you are undeniably one of the strongest forces shaping it. When Binance lists meme coins with no intrinsic value within days of launch, yet leaves truly decentralized, Proof-of-Work, fair-launched projects like Kaspa out of the equation, it doesn’t just look like market manipulation, it empowers scammers, allowing them to drain liquidity, grow stronger, and repeat the cycle. These aren’t minor side effects, they trigger a cascade of consequences that erode trust and destroy the very essence of what crypto was meant to be. Kaspa isn’t just another token. It’s a living, breathing evolution of Bitcoin’s original design, fair, decentralized, and fast, without pre-mines or VC injections. It represents the cypherpunk spirit that started this entire movement. Ignoring projects like Kaspa while promoting speculative noise sends a message: that what matters is not what’s built, but what trends. Crypto doesn’t need more noise. It needs clarity. It needs systems that last. @hashdag recently wrote about the three faces of crypto: commercial, casino, and cypherpunk. It’s time for Binance to decide which of these it wants to empower. You’ve already mastered the first two, now, it’s time to give back to the third, the one that made all of this possible. As a leader in the space, Binance holds the power to shape the future of crypto, for better or for worse. I truly hope to see changes that protect the long-term mission of this industry. You can keep feeding the monster that’s been created, or you can choose to restore credibility, innovation, and belief in what crypto was meant to stand for. Crypto deserves better. Builders deserve better. And you, with all your reach, resources, and influence, can help fix this. @cz_binance @_RichardTeng

The Lucky Cat NFTs first appeared in June 2022, beginning with the airdrop of the “Lucky Cat Coin Bank” NFT to Murakami.Flowers holders. In December of the same year, the game project “Murakami Lucky Cat Coin Bank Feeding Game” was launched. In this game, players could break the “Lucky Cat Coin Bank” to obtain “Murakami.Flowers Coins”, which could then be inserted into the “Fat Cat Coin Bank” to trigger various transformations. Within the game, the Fat Cat evolves through several forms — Zombie, Wood, Robot, and ultimately, Spirit. Eleven physical promotional cards featuring these illustrations were produced as special gifts for visitors to the exhibition held at the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco in December 2023. In September this year, sixteen additional cards were distributed exclusively to primary purchasers of the “108 Flowers Revised NFT”. In this new “Lucky Cat Zombie NFT” collection, 108 card NFTs will be released, depicting the Lucky Cats as they transform through various forms, wandering between life and death. Minting begins at 3:28 PM (PST) on November 10. Join the list and get ready! 👉 marketplace.kaikaikiki.com/drops/lucky-ca…

@hashdag @binance Mic drop ❤️

@binance, Thanks for including me in the top 100 blockchain people list, appreciate the signal! I must decline the Dubai invite though. I do not wish to disrespect, but many of the award voters are avid kaspians who rooted for my kaspa status at least as much as for my research. Let them win or count me out. Crypto has turned from a euphoric cypherpunk project to a house-friendly casino. You may not be the culprit, but as a top player you hold the lion’s share of the responsibility to correct this, and the October crash your USDe oracle glitch helped trigger adds to what needs to be addressed. There are three classes of crypto, as @mert put it recently: commercial crypto, casino crypto, cypherpunk crypto. <> A TBTF CEX should know better and play a different game with hardcore crypto projects. When binance lists a green frog three weeks post its “launch” but skips a fair-launched-Nakamoto-Consensus-100ms-upgrade-ATH-top-20-the-only-nonbitcoin-marathon-mined project, this is not merely binance rationally calculating; it is also binance molding the market in a way that is alas misaligned with the roots of the movement. You may feel that kaspa’s sovereign money thesis is boring – that bitcoin is already money and that implementing an internet-speed bitcoin is useless - fine. Wrong but fine. But what’s the thesis for the green frog? Money is a classic chicken-and-egg product. It is a scam up until one moment before tipping point, “most of the value comes from the value that others place in it.” Considering your resources and influence, I think it's safe to say you can serve as both the egg and the chicken and make it worth your while to push sound attempts towards tipping point. @cz_binance tweeted recently that “strong projects will be listed.” But binance is part of what defines "strong", it bears responsibility for the market’s compass and impulse and definition of strong. It is not a read-only entity. Binance listing fees are legit, they are just unfit for category cypherpunk. Kaspa devs and early supporters fairly mined less than half what satoshi and hals mined. We don’t have a 20% ZEC-style founders’ reward or protocol-enforced dev fund; this is not a jab at ZEC and the wonderful @Zooko, who was crashing in my car on a late Thursday back in the low ZEC MC days – if somebody deserves to win it is zooko – but assuming binance is not taking a maxi bet, it should revisit its relationship with hardcore crypto. We are here through bull and bear, ICOs NFTs XYZs; and we are the source of confidence that restores faith and capital inflow post meme-induced or CEX-induced crashes. Please fix this. Thanks again, hashdag cc @michaelsuttonil Exhibit A: Binance Innovation Zone Exhibit B: 10 bps Nakamoto Consensus

@FinanceFreeman @Bitcoin__Turtle @Unfiated @Bock_Kaspa

My fav NFT collection on Kaspa is without a doubt @Bitcoin__Turtle Tons of lore and great pixel art limited to 2100 NFTs🖼️ Working on $KAS Node adoption - See comments 👇👇👇 Thanks for the cool art from the devs @Unfiated & @Bock_Kaspa ‼️ Should I PFP it❓❓❓ @kaspaunchained