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We stopped saving high scores !!! Not because they didn't matter — because a number proves nothing. Anyone can type 68,534 into a database. Every game you ever loved deleted your saves. The arcade got unplugged. The server shut down. The phone died. Whatever you did in there — gone. No proof it ever happened. So we stopped saving scores. We started saving the whole run. Every game on KasPlay now writes your full playthrough — every input, tick by tick — inside the same Kaspa transaction as your score. Not a screenshot. Not a number in our database. The run itself, on a public chain. Open it in a browser and it plays back, move for move, years later. Same block seed, same inputs, same game. Your save file finally outlives the game.

Tycoon mining: free, silent — and starting today, 7 golden blocks a day, each paying real $KAS to the winner's wallet. Never mined crypto? Build a virtual mine, grow your hashrate, and when your rig catches a golden block, real Kaspa hits your pocket. The genuine miner's thrill — no hardware, no power bill. 5 blocks favor the biggest rigs — more hashrate, better odds, just like the real thing. The other 2 are pure luck: every miner has a shot from day one. Every draw is seeded by real Kaspa DAG block hashes — provably fair. Respect to the real miners securing the network — this one's for everyone else. #Kaspa $KAS

For the past 7 days, something was running underneath our Locked In tournament that none of the 20 players knew about: the whole thing was settled by a smart contract on #Kaspa — a covenant, enabled by the Toccata upgrade. Day one: we locked the entire 500 $KAS prize pool in that covenant. Think of it as a vault with rules instead of an owner — from that moment nobody could spend the money. Including us. All week, every top-10 board of all 5 games was written to the chain — 155 updates, one per leaderboard change. Under the hood that's six tiny on-chain actors: five keeping the leaderboards, one guarding the vault. And they talk: in a dispute, the vault reads the five boards and judges the claim on its own — and at settlement, all six meet in a single transaction to close the tournament together. When it ended, we committed the winner list on-chain. The rules then forced a 12-hour dispute window — time in which any player could cancel a false winner with a single transaction, no permission from us needed. Nobody had to trust us; they could check. Nobody disputed. So the covenant did the only thing it was ever able to do: paid 200 / 140 / 90 + 7×10 $KAS to exactly the ten winners. It physically could not send that money anywhere else — not even back to us. Congrats to Kaspatarian 🏆 — 37 points, winning score landed 20 minutes before the deadline. The payout — one transaction, ten prizes: kaspa.stream/transactions/a5… Total cost of running this for a week: ~7 $KAS in fees. This is what smart contracts on Kaspa make possible today. Play free at kasplay.fun — and if you're curious how it works under the hood, that transaction is the best documentation we could write.