I wanted to make some clarifications about the below image that is spread in $KAS circles in recent days. I'll attach here a response I made to some user in the Kaspa Q&A website that quoted this figure: Although @tty's answer is technically correct, it represents a peak TPS due…
these institutions are not competent enough to turn on an RBF style deposit or withdrawal function. When they take your 10 KAS “fee” and they generally put it all in their pocket. Where-as it would simply take 0.01 KAS NETWORK FEE for their transactions to fly through…
::::::::::::—Official Count—:::::::::::::::: :::::158 million txn’s in one day:::::::: $KAS @LiberatedPotato
Addressing FUD: We’ve seen (CEX deposit and withdrawals) + (L2 bridging) suffering from our speed test. There is one reason: These Centralized Exchanges, and L2’s are not competent enough to turn on an RBF style deposit or withdrawal function. Generally a Centralized exchange…
Kaspa mainnet being casually stable above 2100 TPS on a network with 100 millisecond block frequency credits: @LiberatedPotato @CryptoOdie @kasfyi and a bunch of relentless visionaries/coders
For all Kaspians, One of Kaspa’s important next steps is building a wider base of people who understand and can explain $KAS. Right now, too much depends on a handful of core developers being the “single source of truth,” which creates a bottleneck for growth. To scale, we need…
The case for the uniqueness of fast pow tl;dr Finality has two moving parts: (i) fast inclusion (= high bps, how quickly a tx gets into a block), and (ii) fast confirmations (= how quickly that tx becomes irreversible). Any system with rapid block production can achieve the…
A new $KAS application has just been released! You can download it here - github.com/KaspaPulse/Kas… This is a desktop application to be able to interreact with the Kaspa explorer. You can keep track of specific addresses and download transaction reports of your addresses that…
A clarification about Kaspa balances on Kasplex tl;dr: There are not billions of Kaspa on the bridge. The block explorer is just hella confusing. The quantity you were looking for is the total supply of the wKas contract, not the balance of the bridge contract. The bridged…
Hello @hashdag, and @michaelsuttonil I hope you’ve been entertained by watching the Kaspa protocol undergo a legitimate mainnet stress test. If you’re open to it, I’d love for you to address a couple of challenging questions that arose from the test. My only goal here is to…
The Kaspa main Telegram group is plausibly the last remaining neutral Kaspa conversation space. I have been lingering transferring it's ownership due to a mixture of technical issues and looking for someone I can trust it to. Kaspa endured some terrible community resource…
I know little to nothing what why Kaspa L2s are created, therefore it's not valuable to me to learn about their architecture, codebase transparency, etc. I view L2s as an unwise path which risks repeating Ethereum’s mistakes, and I voiced this concern for several years now (see…
There are no additional fees for transactions on L1. L1 fees are standard miner fees. For a properly designed relay a fee is 2,000 SOMPI (goes to miners) + byte size of EVM TX (up to 25,000 SOMPI but most I think are 100). To pay for TX on Kasplex L2, you need to have L2 KAS,…
Afaik, @kasplex didn't L2 over $kas. Calling it this way is just another of their dirty marketing stunts. At best, Kasplex released a centralized service over Kaspa. A service that they completely control, and can censor and manipulate at will without leaking any proof of…
I don’t trust claims. I trust bytes. @christy23_7 I verified Kaspa’s genesis from my own disk, not a website. Disk evidence (from my node’s LevelDB): Genesis hash: 58c2d4199e21f910d1571d114969cecef48f09f934d42ccb6a281a15868f2999 (Hardwired) genesis UTXO commitment:…
Kaspa guys can't even post the block hashes of the first 10 blocks. My research ends there.
a few points that come to mind this evening, in no particular order: - Kaspa pre-zk is a sequencing and data-carrying service; there’s no conceptual difference between txn payloads carrying EVM calldata, KRC20 inscriptions or Kasia chat msgs in that regard - in particular, the…
Put $KAS next to it.
Pressing concerns about the KEF $kas bridge (only visible after launch). The bridge address (taken from kaspafoundation.gitbook.io/kurve-docs/int…) is kaspa:qypr0qj7luv26laqlquan9n2zu7wyen87fkdw3kx3kd69ymyw3tj4tsh467xzf2. If you look up the bridge address in the block explorer…
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