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@realvijayk @hashdag Kaspa army really showed up here. Followed @hashdag ✅





A few words on the kaspanet/vprogs code repository. Consider this as two efforts digging a mountain from both directions and seeking to meet. Hans @hus_qy (and others will join) is building a based computation runtime, i.e., a runtime that is fed by a sequencer with transactions and executes them over a vm (or several vms) with maximum concurrency. The covenants++ taskforce is digging from the L1 side, building the covenant infrastructure and zk opcodes that will allow this runtime to settle and bridge from/to L1. We aim to reach each other first through a narrow tunnel, and only then widen the pathway together. That’s the covenants++ goal: create based zk covenants on one side and a minimal standalone app-level runtime on the other, then have them connect and link with production-ready quality. Then we widen the tunnel together, integrating increased composability while still targeting maximum sovereignty (with the vprogs yellowpaper guiding the way). This pathway can also be gradual (see the gist I shared a few weeks ago). The point is building the basic elements in production-ready quality, having them support massive based computational apps, and then continuing the journey












Launching Today: WarpCore: ISO 20022 In. Kaspa Finality Out. Today we’re launching WarpCore (Phase 1) in a sandbox environment for financial institutions. WarpCore acts as a universal adapter: ISO 20022 ⇄ deterministic Kaspa logic. Banks keep their existing messaging, controls, and compliance pipelines - while settling verifiable, immutable financial events on Kaspa at incredible speed, without compromising decentralisation. Secured by Proof of Work. This is not a new rail. It’s a translation layer. Legacy systems in. Cryptographic finality out. More to come... #kaspa $kas #xrp #ada #xlm #iso20022


