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@BTCBreadMan @sovereign_kas Btc cannot scale, which means it’s on its slow march to death. Even if everyone agree and decide to work on scaling, what’s the best scaling option for pow? It’s a DAG.

@Navin757E @sovereign_kas Why?

Should I buy $5,000 worth of $KAS just so I can make recurring shitposts for years to come about how much more money I’d have if I’d just bought 0.07 Bitcoin like a smart person?

@BTCBreadMan @sovereign_kas Great! I am interested in $Kas however.

@Navin757E @sovereign_kas No, but CashApp lets you send and receive Bitcoin. 🤷‍♂️

@BTCBreadMan @sovereign_kas Does Venmo allow you to send and receive $kas?

@sovereign_kas Brother wait until you see how fast Venmo is.

@BitcoinTeacher_ @thekaspaonion @Kaspatzis Bitcoin, even with lightning, just isn’t capable of supporting the global population, so adoption is a huge issue. With crypto in its infancy and DAG on the scene, I don’t know how blockchain can survive. It’s just too archaic.

@thekaspaonion @Kaspatzis We just have different views on bitcoin, and then you dismiss L2s. Bitcoin is an unbreakable foundation, and lightning and other l2s will scale it at a global level. Bitcoin was not trying to be Visa or Venmo 2.0

“If 10% of the world used Bitcoin, transactions would take years” That means block space is extremely valuable. Miners getting paid. And only the most important transactions settle on-chain. That’s what a global settlement layer looks like. Also how far are we from 10% of the world using Bitcoin? Will we ever reach that? I’d say yes but that’s a long ways away…

@Rajatsoni I feel at this point Rajat is engagement farming and promoting himself.

Stop promoting your shitcoin Nothing that it can do is as important as a censorship resistant and incorruptible store of value (Bitcoin Using digital property instead (BTC) of physical property (real estate) as savings will change everything about how we interact with the world Everything changes once real estate investors finally figure out how Bitcoin works

@_SatoshiSignal @realvijayk @Rajatsoni You confirmed what I’m saying. They have gold but pay in dollars. The will have btc but will pay in some other crypto. Gold is a harder currency than dollar, so it makes sense to have gold on your balance sheet. One crypto will not be a harder than another.

@Navin757E @realvijayk @Rajatsoni Same reason why a company might have gold on their balance sheet but will pay in dollars. Crypto, stables, dollars etc are all medium of exchange. Of course they can buy bitcoin too but they’ll likely be priced out

I'm seeing so much more: "I'm a Bitcoin maxi, but you should check out this shitcoin that someone shilled to me" I wonder why Maybe Bitcoin's recent returns make these people feel like they're too late? All I know is that our conviction is constantly being tested If you're buying shitcoins, you haven't put in enough time to understand Bitcoin

@Rajatsoni The problem is not them, it’s you! While they want to expand on their knowledge and callange their assumptions, you are resistant to change or further learning, thus becoming a prisoner in a self built prison.

@_SatoshiSignal @realvijayk @Rajatsoni If crypto gets adopted, why would an organization hold their money in btc if an employee does not want to be paid in btc, but instead with some other crypto that they use?

@_SatoshiSignal @realvijayk @Rajatsoni If the people can’t use btc, they will find something else. If what the people found is just as secure as btc but cost less vs btc to make transactions, why would institutions stick to btc?

@FreedomMemesIRL @Dratz99 When you find something to be empty but thousands of people don’t, you have to ask yourself, is it them or is it me? All the best to you. Hope sound money works out for all of us.

@Dratz99 I’ve heard the arguments of Kas and I’ve found them empty. Have you ever bought anything with Kaspa? I’ve bought a cheese burger and other things with BTC.

The biggest argument for Kaspa is those guys are more active on X than my bitcoin friends.

@createdbyjami Before you speak about how much .1 btc will be worth, first try to address btc survivability long term. How can btc sustain its security budget?

Everyone who says 0.1 BTC isn’t a lot hasn’t taken the time to think about the math There will only ever be 21,000,000 Bitcoin, yet there are 8,000,000,000+ humans on Earth Keep in mind that millions of Bitcoin are gone forever because people lost their wallets or private keys Not everyone will own 1 BTC Most people will not even own 0.1 BTC Many will never even own 0.01 BTC All you gotta do is zoom out, it’s a numbers game

@Rajatsoni @saylor Are you going to put your neck on a chopping block for that “forever” claim?

@saylor 1,031 wholecoiners eliminated forever

Strategy has acquired 1,031 BTC for ~$76.6 million at ~$74,326 per bitcoin. As of 3/22/2026, we hodl 762,099 $BTC acquired for ~$57.69 billion at ~$75,694 per bitcoin. $MSTR $STRC strategy.com/press/strategy…

@FreedomMemesIRL Finally after 29.2 k posts, you got something correct.

Listen friend… I know every crypto but Bitcoin has lost value over time. I know every altcoin has underperformed Bitcoin. I know we’ve watched this movie a hundred times. I know most altcoins die slow, quiet deaths. But yeah… this time is different 😏 Kaspa is going to replace Bitcoin. Believe it bro. This one’s totally not like the last 500.

@thenarr47271717 @alwaysaimbig @Blocks2Dags @thekaspaonion Honestly, most people don’t understand btc and those who do understand its long term survival is an issue. Don’t get caught with your pants down.

@alwaysaimbig @Blocks2Dags @thekaspaonion It may be a big appeal to you but I don't think it moves the needle much for most people

Me: gonna put 1% of 1% of what I have in Bitcoin into Kaspa Bitcoiners: "shitcoiner", "you're not a maxi", "omg you're gonna die"

@thenarr47271717 @bathtoob30 @alwaysaimbig @Blocks2Dags @thekaspaonion It’s not that people should care, it’s a necessity for the long term survival of any pow system.

@bathtoob30 @alwaysaimbig @Blocks2Dags @thekaspaonion I understand all of it I think you, and apparently most Kaspa advocates, grossly overestimate the number of people that care about "global real time atomic txns, all done on the L1"

@thenarr47271717 @Seb28_7 @elperorr @alwaysaimbig For miners to keep operating, fees+block reward must be more than the cost of mining (electricity + hardware cost). Currently miners make a profit. At which point in time does this stop? What does btc need to generate a sustained security budget?

@Seb28_7 @elperorr @alwaysaimbig I watched the video. Not one new bit of information. Faster/Scalable Bitcoin. I got it But still: why do I care? Why do I need faster/scalable Bitcoin? If you want kaspa to go anywhere you have to be able to answer that question. Almost no one gives a shit about whitepapers

BITCOINERS - take your dream BTC stack and multiply it by 1367, then consider smash buying that amount in Kaspa. You'll own the same % of the network, and it'll likely cost you a few hundred bucks

@thenarr47271717 @alwaysaimbig @Blocks2Dags @thekaspaonion Keeps the node cost minimal and predictable. Also syncing new nodes does not take forever.

@Navin757E @alwaysaimbig @Blocks2Dags @thekaspaonion Why should I care about "pruned node"?

@DigitallikHQ @BitcoinNewsCom There is a better way. No wasted energy. Both realities incorporated into the dag. Study $kas

This is Bitcoin in its purest form. Two realities existed at the same time… and the network didn’t argue, it resolved it with work. No votes. No authority. No second chances. The chain with the most energy wins. Everything else disappears. #Bitcoin #ProofOfWork #BTC #Blockchain #Decentralization #Mining #Crypto #Hashrate #DigitalEnergy

Bitcoin just had a 2-block reorg. Foundry wound up mining 7 blocks in a row and rewrote two of AntPool/ViaBTC's blocks out of history. At blocks 941881–941882, Foundry and AntPool/ViaBTC were racing on competing chains simultaneously. Foundry won and their chain became the best chain. AntPool and ViaBTC's two blocks became stale. They are now orphaned, never to be part of the permanent ledger. You can verify it yourself on fork.observer Quick explainer on what a reorg actually is: Bitcoin's rule is simple: the chain with the most cumulative work wins. Sometimes two miners find a valid block at nearly the same time. The network splits briefly, with some nodes following one chain and others following another. The tie gets broken when someone mines the next block on top of one of them and the longer chain wins. The losing blocks become "stale" and are discarded entirely. Those miners get nothing. A 2-block reorg means this race extended across two consecutive blocks before resolving. This is rare but not unheard of. H/t @0xB10C

@alwaysaimbig @thenarr47271717 @Blocks2Dags @thekaspaonion Pruned node is also an advantage.

@thenarr47271717 @Blocks2Dags @thekaspaonion Things that made me look more: - POW, decentralized like BTC - huge mining power (#3 behind BTC and B cash) for a tiny market cap coin - scales on layer 1 - mining protocol (ghost dag)

@thekaspaonion @Rajatsoni @2ToneShawn It will be like trying to teach an ostrich to fly. Good luck!

@Rajatsoni @2ToneShawn Kaspa community, should I book a call 😈

Do whatever you can to make money as long as it's legal Especially if it pisses off internet trolls Eg. I do 1-on-1 meetings with people who want to talk to me A lot of people call me a gifter because they think knowledge should be given away for free But I'm offering my time in exchange for money, and every one of my customers finds value in our calls Monetize your knowledge Help other people grasp concepts that took you a long time to learn