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$KAS is only just waking up.
Ten proof-of-work blocks a second. Hashrate parked near 350 PH/s. Almost all the coins that will ever exist are already out, about 27.7 billion of a 28.7 billion cap and the next reward cut is right around the corner. That is a tightening tap on a chain that is still humming.
Look at who is holding it. Hundreds of thousands of addresses with at least 1 KAS. Tens of thousands sitting on 10,000-plus. Thousands more with a million. A huge slice of supply has not moved in months. These coins are parked. That is the kind of float that can move fast when buyers show up.
The runway is already built. This DAG can chew through thousands of simple payments a second. Blocks keep landing. Fees stay tiny. Layer-2 is live on top.
That is the setup into Q4. Supply almost done. Miners still securing it. Holders sitting tight. A network running hotter than the market is using it, upside makes sense.
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RAF base terror suspects released on bail. Danny Tommo remanded, behind bars, yet these men are free to walk.
I am absolutely astonished. It is a disgrace.
A Restore Britain Government will crush our two-tier justice system and legally pursue those responsible.
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So, kaspa:native is trending again, but what is it?
🧵What if PoW could be fast?
That’s where Kaspa (kaspa:native) comes in. Instead of using a traditional linear blockchain, Kaspa uses a blockDAG architecture.
Here’s why that matters 👇
Traditional blockchains process blocks one after another:
Block → Block → Block
Kaspa allows multiple blocks to be created and processed in parallel.
That’s the core idea behind its GHOSTDAG protocol. Resulting in:
⚡ Faster block production\
⚡ Higher throughput\
⚡ Efficient PoW consensus\
⚡ Scalability without abandoning Proof-of-Work
Kaspa uses kHeavyHash for mining and keeps Proof-of-Work at the center of its security model. So it’s not simply “another fast chain.” It’s experimenting with a different way to scale PoW.
The token? kaspa:native is the native coin of the network.
It’s used for transactions and fees, while miners earn KAS for helping secure the network. Kaspa also launched without a premine or hidden allocation.
The bigger idea behind Kaspa is simple: Keep the principles of PoW, but rethink the architecture. Instead of one block at a time… Think many blocks working in parallel.
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A lot of you forget kaspa:native ran alone in a bear market last time.
I wonder how hard it can run in a bull market that actual has liquidity outside of the top 10.
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Grab some 1st dog on chain too while ya at it. Short term of course bahahahahahahaha! kaspa.com/tokens/marketplace…
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It’s okay to acknowledge the validness in the Kaspa community’s arguments. They had warned Bitcoin Maxi’s about layer 2 risks for years. I dismissed them, and brushed Kaspa off as being an unneeded fix to a technically possible, yet (in my mind at the time) unlikely scenario of major layer 2 hacks.
Then the hacks happened. Kaspians will always have Liquid and BTC Pay server (to name a few) as examples to point to for the rest of time.
As a thinking individual, I changed my mind. The Kaspians have not held a grudge against me for constantly arguing against and dismissing them in the past, and yet have embraced me kindly.
Kaspa is not guaranteed to succeed, but neither is Bitcoin, given the points above. So why not just get a few Kas with whatever amount of fiat you are comfortable exchanging it with?
Congrats to my kaspa:native mutuals.
We’ve all poked fun at eachother but I’ve always felt the need to bridge the gap between the two as we all look to fix the money.
It’s good to see proof of work fixed supply decentralized money leading the way with $KAS and $BTC.
I’ve met a lot of great people who send me wisdom and well wishes often. They deserve this pump.
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So far, September has been kaspa:native's best month in almost 3 years! 🚀
+77% THIS MONTH ALONE (for now) 🔥💚
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"Kaspa hasn't failed, it's just that no one uses it." I've heard this for three years, and the goalposts keep moving every time the evidence changes. Kaspa did 95,256 transactions in the last 24 hours. 38,000 unique addresses sent them. Real activity, not a testnet, on a fair launched, no premine, proof of work L1 most of crypto twitter still treats like a joke. So genuinely, what number changes your mind? A million transactions a day? A specific market cap? I don't think there's an actual threshold, because the conclusion was decided first and the argument got built backward from there. Meanwhile builders keep shipping. KaChat's social layer makes every post, like, and follow a real transaction, a micro fee that doubles as spam protection since bots would have to pay the miners securing the chain just to flood it. Nodes sync in under an hour on decent hardware. Coffee to a car, gift cards through Coinsbee, merchants tracked openly through KasMap. That's what adoption looks like happening in public instead of promised on a roadmap. I'm not asking anyone to blindly trust a number on a screen. I'm asking for consistency: if 38,000 daily unique senders doesn't count, say what does, and apply that same bar everywhere. kaspa:native
Jase 𐤊 retweeted
Don’t sleep on kaspa:native
They have one of the strongest communities in the crypto space
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IMO, $KAS is going to hit all time highs sooner than most people anticipate.
Don't be sidelined.
Study. Gain conviction. Allocate accordingly.
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I mention kaspa:native because it is top tier tech.
I’d like to see more institutional adoption and what I notice is ‘I won’t trade here until KAS is here’ and I understand the approach.
But billion dollar companies don’t need $KAS maybe support the companies and then they will take it seriously.
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Hey @Rajatsoni
Im still tracking for you
$10k $BTC purchase vs $10k $KAS purchase
Both at the same time
