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@BTCBreadMan KAS and BTC are a gay couple actually. But KASPA is the active one. 😉

Testing the X algorithm, let’s see how many impressions and followers this keyword will get me: $KAS is gay

@BitcoinRachy We've got the solution to unlock Satoshi's vision.

I may not know much about KAS, but damn that community knows how to show up in the comments. Kinda crazy, makes me wonder what they got over there……

@ABmrJutt I don't know what OnlyFans is, I know OnlyKAS.

4 million women are on OnlyFans. “OMG Society is doomed” But no one talks about the 240 million men paying for it. Everyone’s judging the supply… no one’s questioning the demand.

@XLERBonX @pastorcoin I don't promote shitcoins. I promote truth backed by math.

@superkasman @pastorcoin So, which shitcoin are you promoting?

I actually like tokenized gold. But its not a substitute for Bitcoin. Bitcoin is still better because it's trustless and not a IOU.

@XLERBonX @pastorcoin What ? That makes zero sense. I am talking about scalability as in how many people can actually use the network. What the hell are you talking about ? Price ?

@superkasman @pastorcoin Bitcoin is the only system that CAN scale. Except it scales in favor of the public, not the issuer.

I got into BTC in 2015, was looking for a real exit of the broken financial system, i was looking for real financial sovereignty and freedom. Studying BTC I finally understood why BTC could never achieved that. It was because of it's tech limitations. Been looking for a coin that solved the trilemma ever since. Luckily I found KASPA and never looked back.

If you were once a Bitcoiner and now bought #Kaspa $KAS, what is your reason for doing so?

@BankQuote There can be no truce while they dismiss Kaspa as a shitcoin. Even if takes them 10 years or approximately 15 BTC blocks. 🤣

**The infighting has to stop. Bitcoin and Kaspa need each other more than they need to be right.** Crypto Twitter has a disease. It's not FUD from outside. It's the tribalism we inflict on ourselves. Bitcoin maxis dismissing Kaspa as a shitcoin. Kaspa advocates clowning on Bitcoin for being slow. Both sides performing for engagement while the real opposition, centralized systems and fiat infrastructure, watches and laughs. Here's the truth nobody wants to say out loud. Bitcoin and Kaspa share more DNA than either community admits. Proof of work. UTXO model. Deflationary supply. Fair launch with no premine, no VC allocation, no insider advantage. These are not small things. These are the principles that separate sound money from casino tokens, and both projects are built on them. Kaspa is not trying to replace Bitcoin. It never was. It's solving a different problem at a different layer. BlockDAG architecture and GHOSTDAG consensus were designed to push PoW throughput to speeds that make real-time settlement possible without sacrificing decentralization. That's a technical expansion of what Bitcoin proved was possible, not an attack on it. Bitcoin proved digital scarcity. Kaspa has proved digital speed and now much more. These are complementary achievements. The communities that win long term are the ones that build coalitions, not the ones that burn the most bridges. Ethereum didn't eat Bitcoin. Solana didn't eat Ethereum. The space is large enough for multiple PoW ecosystems to thrive, especially when they share foundational values. Every hour spent infighting on X is an hour not spent building, educating, or onboarding the next wave of people who have never heard of either project. The enemy is not each other. Act like it.

@thenarr47271717 @realvijayk @BTCBreadMan Pretty sure Vijay is trolling too. 😂😂

@realvijayk @BTCBreadMan He's trolling you FYI and you took the bait

People claim that the US dollar is highly centralized. Those retards apparently missed the fact that there are almost 5,000 banks in the USA. That’s more than the total number of nodes in the Bitcoin network. The USD is actually extremely well decentralized.

@imperabtc Sem pressa, eu passo para lembrar. Você estuda quando der. 😊

@superkasman Não tive tempo de analisar a kaspa ainda

Bitcoin não tem CEO. Não tem sede. Não tem porta-voz. É exatamente por isso que não tem como ser controlado.

@Jarvay_ @SatsySiren Nah, Bitcoiners are the ones that sold themselves to centralized Layer 2s, just like hookers.

@SatsySiren I’ll never do it! It’s like being a hooker to make an extra few bucks. I’ll pass.

The cheat code for crypto X growth seems to be engaging with #kaspa $KAS community.

Banks tested Kaspa via Warpcore ISO 20022 adapter. (sandbox testing) If this isn't alpha for $kas, I don't know what is 😕 Source: @qu1ck_crypt0 (podcast with KaspaKII).

@kunoo Yeah, that is not BTC. It's BTC IOUs.

Starbucks now accepts Bitcoin Soon this will spread globally to avoid 2.5% credit card fees and inflation

"L1 can’t handle mass adoption" finally some truth. Now the question is, do you want to scale in centralized ways that do not share the BTC network properties or do you wanna scale correctly ? And the only correct way is perfecting the L1, you can call that perfected L1 KASPA if you want.

@SteveSimple L1 can’t handle mass adoption. It depends how much you want bitcoin to be used

What is L1 and L2 when discussed for Bitcoin? L1= base layer. Where the base transactions take place. There is a limit to how fast and how many of these can take place. These bring revenue to miners. L2=Layer 2 such as Lightning for example. It makes it faster, cheaper, and more accessible. Keeps fees low (away from miners however) happens off chain then settles back on chain.

“Everyone else uses L2’s”. How many bitcoiners know that when you want to open a lightning channel you have to broadcast an L1 transaction first? How many bitcoiners know that if you fund a lightning channel with for example 0.05 BTC and you use your channel capacity (channel capacity = X amount of BTC you initially opened channel with and locked in a multi sig wallet) you cannot simply top up your balance, you have to either receive payments or close the channel by settling the balance (or splicing funds which is a newer feature) - all of which require another L1 transaction? If you choose not to do this then your next option is to route payments through hubs and that’s not even worth my time explaining. How will people do all of this when they are competing with billionaires on the L1? “Just use lighting” yeah and how the fuck do I do that when fees will be so expensive and I’m trying to open a channel so I can use lighting and it costs 3 months worth of of my paycheck? The obvious conclusion is when hyperbitcoinization happens, like all Bitcoiners claim will, you will have to lock up a significant amount of BTC in order to transact on LN and not constantly run out of spending money forcing you to transact on the L1 time and time again just to keep your channel funded. “All channel management (opening and closing of these channels) has to be done through the L1. Lightning is always going to be fundamentally limited by the throughput of the L1” - @jordanmmck I would highly recommend everybody watch this 30 minute video titled “The Lightning Network Has Failed” by Jordan McKinney youtu.be/5Cq0C0SpbkY?si…

@BitcoinTeacher_ Math ? but you hate math. Otherwise you would love KASPA.

The halving cycle doesn’t guarantee price goes up. It guarantees new supply goes down. If you don’t understand why that matters, you don’t understand markets, or basic math.

@marc02200 Can you prove yourself right though ? Not disagreeing, just pointing out it is impossible to predict.

Unpopular opinion: Bitcoin will most likely have another leg down going into April. Prove me wrong.

@Vladcostea In 2018 they actually created BTC IOU's.

2009-2011 bitcoiners built the mining & software infrastructure 2011-2014 bitcoiners built exchanges & wallets 2014-2018 bitcoiners created most of the content & education 2018-2021 bitcoiners created memes what did the 2021-2026 bitcoiners build?

@FreedomMemesIRL @Dratz99 Looks like your brain is empty.

@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.