Kaspa R&D Dev Chat July 9 2024 Kaspa 2024-07-12 | The July open dev meeting started with unveiling the ongoing architecture work for integrating ZK opcodes that'll allow smart contracts on $kas, followed by a lively discussion between @hashdag, @CryptoAspect, and @dimdumon who are working on the design as well as @VolokhIlia, a guest star from StarkWare and a long time Kaspa aficionado.Other items on the agenda include new Rusty-kaspa features such as RBF, partially signed txns and a new version of KNG, as well as a short discussion about the KRC launch.
Kaspa Accepted Here E004 - B-the-Barber Kaspa 2025-09-04 | Owner Bjartur Réne Nielsen signed up to accept Kaspa in the first few months of the Kaspa Accepted Here Directory being created.The first Barber in the world to accept Kaspa!Location: Faroe IslandsThe Faroe Islands are a self-governing, rocky archipelago of 18 volcanic islands in the North Atlantic Ocean, located between Iceland and Norway, and are part of the Kingdom of Denmark.Website: fresha.com/a/b-the-barber-torshavn-niels-finsens-gota-36-h67pifodFacebook: facebook.com/p/B-the-barber-100086307625535
Kaspa Side Event in Cannes - with Subtitles Kaspa 2025-07-09 | Kaspa Side Event Recap – France’s First Kaspa Meetup at Le Hive, Cannes 🇫🇷 https://www.lehivebar.frAs ETHcc brought global Web3 builders to the shores of Cannes, we had the honor to host the very first Kaspa side event in France, held in the vibrant cypherpunk setting of Le Hive Bar.The energy was real—an eclectic mix of developers, founders, investors, and curious minds gathered for an intimate and authentic experience. The atmosphere was relaxed, the discussions deep, and the vision shared loud and clear: Kaspa is building the infrastructure of tomorrow.🎤 Keynote by Igra Labs – A Glimpse Into the Futureigralabs.com/heroThe evening was headlined by an insightful conference from Igra Labs, with Pavel, Maya, and Denis presenting their vision for programmable Layer 2 on Kaspa."Kaspa is a very performant Bitcoin... but it lacks programmability. That’s why we’re building Igra Network: real-time smart contracts on top of proof-of-work." – Pavel, Igra LabsAttendees were introduced to:Atomic composability for interacting across chains in a single transactionDecentralization advantages of proof-of-work over proof-of-stakeThe new frontier of DeFi: fair, censorship-resistant and miner-agnosticHow Igra wants to attract Ethereum builders looking for a “blue ocean”Igra’s upcoming testnet (in weeks) and mainnet (Q4) were also revealed, as well as plans to absorb liquidity from verifiable chains like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and beyond—settling trustlessly via the Kaspa sequencer.🧩 Open Conversations, Real ConnectionsGuests engaged in frank, high-level debates on the future of L2s, the broken dynamics of MEV on Ethereum, and the need for fairer infrastructure. We shared ideas on how Kaspa can reshape liquidity flows, attract developers, and unlock new UX for payments and decentralized applications.🌱 Special ThanksIgra Labs for sponsoring and inspiring the crowd with cutting-edge ideas.Rhubarbarian for supporting the marketing and promotion, making this event visible and vibrant.Le Hive Bar for providing the perfect underground energy and setting for cypherpunk culture.This wasn’t just another meetup. It was a signal. Kaspa is ready to grow—and France is officially on the map.Stay tuned for more. The builders are coming!
Kaspa France Meetup - Speakers Kaspa 2025-07-09 | Kaspa Side Event Recap – France’s First Kaspa Meetup at Le Hive, Cannes 🇫🇷 https://www.lehivebar.frAs ETHcc brought global Web3 builders to the shores of Cannes, we had the honor to host the very first Kaspa side event in France, held in the vibrant cypherpunk setting of Le Hive Bar.The energy was real—an eclectic mix of developers, founders, investors, and curious minds gathered for an intimate and authentic experience. The atmosphere was relaxed, the discussions deep, and the vision shared loud and clear: Kaspa is building the infrastructure of tomorrow.🎤 Keynote by Igra Labs – A Glimpse Into the Futureigralabs.com/heroThe evening was headlined by an insightful conference from Igra Labs, with Pavel, Maya, and Denis presenting their vision for programmable Layer 2 on Kaspa."Kaspa is a very performant Bitcoin... but it lacks programmability. That’s why we’re building Igra Network: real-time smart contracts on top of proof-of-work." – Pavel, Igra LabsAttendees were introduced to:Atomic composability for interacting across chains in a single transactionDecentralization advantages of proof-of-work over proof-of-stakeThe new frontier of DeFi: fair, censorship-resistant and miner-agnosticHow Igra wants to attract Ethereum builders looking for a “blue ocean”Igra’s upcoming testnet (in weeks) and mainnet (Q4) were also revealed, as well as plans to absorb liquidity from verifiable chains like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and beyond—settling trustlessly via the Kaspa sequencer.🧩 Open Conversations, Real ConnectionsGuests engaged in frank, high-level debates on the future of L2s, the broken dynamics of MEV on Ethereum, and the need for fairer infrastructure. We shared ideas on how Kaspa can reshape liquidity flows, attract developers, and unlock new UX for payments and decentralized applications.🌱 Special ThanksIgra Labs for sponsoring and inspiring the crowd with cutting-edge ideas.Rhubarbarian for supporting the marketing and promotion, making this event visible and vibrant.Le Hive Bar for providing the perfect underground energy and setting for cypherpunk culture.This wasn’t just another meetup. It was a signal. Kaspa is ready to grow—and France is officially on the map.Stay tuned for more. The builders are coming
Kaspa Meetup in Cannes, France Kaspa 2025-07-09 | Kaspa Side Event Recap – France’s First Kaspa Meetup at Le Hive, Cannes 🇫🇷As ETHcc brought global Web3 builders to the shores of Cannes, we had the honor to host the very first Kaspa side event in France, held in the vibrant cypherpunk setting of Le Hive Bar.The energy was real—an eclectic mix of developers, founders, investors, and curious minds gathered for an intimate and authentic experience. The atmosphere was relaxed, the discussions deep, and the vision shared loud and clear: Kaspa is building the infrastructure of tomorrow.🎤 Keynote by Igra Labs – A Glimpse Into the FutureThe evening was headlined by an insightful conference from Igra Labs, with Pavel, Maya, and Denis presenting their vision for programmable Layer 2 on Kaspa."Kaspa is a very performant Bitcoin... but it lacks programmability. That’s why we’re building Igra Network: real-time smart contracts on top of proof-of-work." – Pavel, Igra LabsAttendees were introduced to:Atomic composability for interacting across chains in a single transactionDecentralization advantages of proof-of-work over proof-of-stakeThe new frontier of DeFi: fair, censorship-resistant and miner-agnosticHow Igra wants to attract Ethereum builders looking for a “blue ocean”Igra’s upcoming testnet (in weeks) and mainnet (Q4) were also revealed, as well as plans to absorb liquidity from verifiable chains like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and beyond—settling trustlessly via the Kaspa sequencer.🧩 Open Conversations, Real ConnectionsGuests engaged in frank, high-level debates on the future of L2s, the broken dynamics of MEV on Ethereum, and the need for fairer infrastructure. We shared ideas on how Kaspa can reshape liquidity flows, attract developers, and unlock new UX for payments and decentralized applications.🌱 Special ThanksIgra Labs for sponsoring and inspiring the crowd with cutting-edge ideas.Rhubarbarian (Rhubarb Media) supporting the marketing and promotion, making this event visible and vibrant.Le Hive Bar for providing the perfect underground energy and setting for cypherpunk culture.This wasn’t just another meetup. It was a signal. Kaspa is ready to grow—and France is officially on the map.Stay tuned for more. The builders are coming
Dev Workshop June 4 2025 - Performance Aspects with Michael Sutton & Hans Moog Kaspa 2025-06-06 | Rusty Kaspa Workshop #3d Happened on 🗓️Wednesday, June 4th⏰19:30 UTC - 14:30 (3:30pm) EST💻In Kaspa Discord@ michaelsuttonil & @ hus_qy (X) Discussed Rusty-Kaspa performance aspects with code-walkthroughs and detailed background on several tasks.
Kaspa Crescendo Release History Timeline Kaspa 2025-05-05 | A brief announcement video for Crescendo release
Kaspa Accepted Here | E3 | Latino Viščiukas Kaspa 2025-04-29 | Episode 3Guest: AngelHost: Chad Ballantyne (Rhubarbarian)Restaurant: Latino Viščiukas First Latin American Rotisserie Chicken in Vilnius - LithuaniaLocation: Vingrių g. 17, Vilnius, 01141 Vilniaus m.+37069953768angel@latinovisciukas.lthttps://www.latinovisciukas.ltIG: instagram.com/latinovisciukasX: https://x.com/latinovisciukasLinkedI N: linkedin.com/company/latino-visciukasDeal: Up to 20% discounts paying with Kaspa
What is Kaspa? Kaspa 2025-04-14 | An interview Snippet with Shai WyborskiBy House of Chimera@HouseofChimera- Blockchain Research and Advisory Group focusing on blockchain start-ups.
Kaspa Accepted Here E:2 | Wolfies Bar, UK Kaspa 2025-04-04 | Kaspa Accepted Here is a new series featuring Kaspa Merchants from around the globe!This episode is all about Wolfie's Bar in London, UK.Feature guest: Wolf, Owner and serial entrepreneur wolfysbar.comWOLFY'S BARUnit QBailey StreetNyland CourtDeptfordLondon, ENG SE8 5EY020 8063 1071http://instagram.com/wolfysbaradmin@wolfysbar.com
What happens when the KAS supply is gone? Kaspa 2025-03-26 | Shia's take on Kaspa's security budget is twofold.One, it is not true that fees require congestion. In fact, Kaspa's parallelism gives us great control of the threshold over which fees become meaningful. This is an important point where $kas provides flexibility where people think there is none: we can control the fee market activation threshold.For example, in post-Crescendo TN10 we see that the merge-sets are about 4-5 blocks, meaning that 25% of utilization is more than enough to furnish an active and competitive fee market. We can arbitrarily reduce the required utilization by increasing block rates (while controlling the total throughput by changing block sizes appropriately).Two, it is not true that the only source of security budget is fees. One instance: suppose big players use the chain to build their platforms, and their security relies on the security of the L1. In that case, it becomes their incentive to secure the network actively and not just delegate this important task to the fee market. Another instance: high BPS incentivizes service providers to create their own blocks rather than relying on miners. This means that they contribute to the security to improve their service, not for earning fees. That's another example of how the fee market is not the only source of security budget. This point would become highly relevant once countering MEV through transaction bidding is online.READ MORE HERE - The Three Woes of Bitcoin’s Fee Market (and How BlockDAGs Can Fix Them)Part one: https://functor.network/user/912/entry/950 of four parts.
Kaspa Accepted Here E1: Auto Souto Service Kaspa 2025-03-26 | Welcome to a new series featuring Kaspa Merchants from around the globe!This episode is all about Auto Souto Service, Portugal.Feature guest: Daniel Souza, Ownerkaspa.org/directory/auto-souto-serviceAutomotive Body ShopRua Posto Medico, 4520-709 Souto, Aveiro, Portugal+351 256 114 773autosoutoservice@gmail.comautosoutoservice.wixsite.com/multimarcasyoutube.com/sousabrothersinstagram.com/autosoutoservice
Dev Workshop Oct 9 2024 - The Reachability Oracle with Michael Sutton Kaspa 2025-01-06 | PDF slideshow - kaspa.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/kaspa-workshop2-reachability.pptx.pdfArticle Referenced - kaspa.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/EFFICIENT-MANAGEMENT-OF-TRANSITIVE-RELATIONSHIPS-IN-LARGE-DATA-AND-KNOWLEDGE-BASES.pdfThe Reachability Oracle with Michael SuttonThe focus of this code walkthrough will be to get an understanding of Kaspa's DAG “reachability” layer.The security of the Ghostdag protocol heavily relies on analyzing the connectivity of block subsets in order to identify the largest connected cluster which represents the honest majority. Throughout this search, the most fundamental question asked is whether two blocks have knowledge of each other, i.e., is there a path of DAG edges from one to another. We call this a reachability query. Answering hundreds if not thousands of such queries per second with an ever-growing and dynamic DAG structure is anything but an easy task. Designing it in such a way that it can easily withstand 10BPS or more is a technology marvel I'm proud of being a significant part of. Session OutlineBrief/prerequisites• DAG; Tree• Past; Future; Anticone• K-cluster and the idea of "connectedness"The "reachability" interface• Initial code walkthrough• Usage examplesDesired properties• Fast, very fast• Dynamic• Computationally and space-wise secure also vs. 51% attackers (!)• Support Ghostdag chain queries• Allows deletionNaive approachesSolution walkthrough• Composing DAG reachability from Tree reachability• Tree intervals• Dynamic trees and reindexing• Reindex root and chain stability (from Ghostdag security)Questions Asked in Chat01:09:44:55 - 01:09:57:49[Chat: is the reachability service "only" used whenblocks are added to DAG or even during other operations(like querying DAG data, etc)?]01:28:04:31 - 01:28:13:38[Chat: when are you using delete_block?]01:29:23:21 - 01:29:54:03[Chat: If a majority hashrate attacker would withhold blocks up to some depth (lower than the usual reindex root depth), and then broadcast all their blocks at once (which should 2x at least the current set) how does this affect reachability intervals? What happens when blocks for a deep reorg suddenly appear]01:31:22:02 - 01:31:35:23[Chat: does it mean DAG reachability structure only contains the last three days blocks?]01:36:13:33 - 01:36:26:34[Chat: What happens to reachability queries when a reindex is occurring?]01:39:35:27 - 01:39:49:36[Chat: So during a reindex, is it possible that you may get an incorrect result for reachability? Since the current block being added wouldn’t be present in any current reachability interval yet]01:49:25:26 - 01:49:38:13[Chat: From my understanding, VSPC is a chain not tree, is the tree we talked about here the combination of (selected parent chain) for all the tips(not virtual)?]
TN11 Rusty Kaspa running on an 11 yr old $100 CPU Kaspa 2024-12-05 | Check out Wolfie's set up! This is TN11 Rusty Kaspa running on an 11 year old 4 core hyper-threaded CPU with 16gb of RAM, available on EBAY for under $100. To drive widespread real-world tech adoption, it's essential to prioritize compatibility with accessible hardware and minimize operational costs. Well done Kaspa Developers!"
Yonatan Sompolinsky at Australian Crypto Convention Kaspa 2024-11-23 | This stream is created with #PRISMLiveStudio
Shai Wyborski - Kaspa at Australian Crypto Convention Kaspa 2024-11-23 | Summary of Shai's keynote speechWhat are Kaspa's strengths?Kaspa is based on PoW (Proof of Work).A brief introduction to one of the most secure blockchains in the industry.1️⃣ Faster confirmation of competing blocks with GHOSTDAG Many blocks are generated in parallel,Transaction confirmation is instantaneous,Throughput and security go hand in hand!2️⃣ Throughput up to 3,000 transactions per second. Fast block generation.Greatly improved network capacity3️⃣ Low cost It works on older devices, and node synchronization takes about 20 minutes, making it easy to join.4️⃣ Shortest confirmation time: Instant confirmation with no latency.High real-time performance5️⃣ Log spatial protocol storage requirements are low, allowing for efficient data managementKaspa is a next-generation L1 network that overcomes internet speed limitationsWith our unique technology and architecture,Offers scalability and stability not found in other blockchainsShai Wyborski - Kaspa at Australian Crypto Convention youtube.com/live/Rd801SsCXWE?si=x_KvZnaotipS4P0I
Wolfie Explains Kaspas Innovation Using Car History Kaspa 2024-08-29 | Wolfie is a master at telling stories to explain Kaspa. This one he uses the History of the Internal combustion engine to highlight the innovation and where Kaspa fits as the next Epoch of Blockchain History!------------kaspa.orgJoin us on Discord - discord.gg/kS3SK5F36RABOUT KASPAKaspa is the fastest and most scalable instant confirmation transaction layer ever built on a proof-of-work engine. Transactions sent to miners can be included immediately in the ledger, which is structured as a revolutionary blockDAG. Kaspa is based on the GhostDAG/PHANTOM protocol, a scalable generalization of the Nakamoto Consensus (Bitcoin consensus). Its design is faithful to the principles Satoshi embedded into Bitcoin — proof-of-work mining, UTXO-formed isolated state, deflationary monetary policy, no premine, and no central governance. Kaspa is unique in its ability to support high block rates while maintaining the level of security offered by the most secure proof-of-work environments. Kaspa’s current mainnet operates with one block per second. Since the Rust language rewrite, the core developers' goal is to increase the number of blocks to 10per blocks second substantially, attracting the development of smart contracts and DeFi.
Kaspa Kii Aug 15, 2024 Xspace Kaspa 2024-08-21 | A great roundtable with Wolf Web3 and others. (https://x.com/WOLF_WebThree)Link to the original post and XSpaces:https://x.com/WOLF_WebThree/status/1822820633463738536Featuring Rory O'Neill, Board Member and Advisor for Kii and Dii_______________________Kaspa- Kii links_______________________kaspa-kii.orglinkedin.com/company/kaspa-industrial-initiativehttps://x.com/KaspaKiihttps://t.me/+7JBPFIOqOx1hZjBkdiscord.gg/pQaErVY7Eq
Kaspa Workshop - UTXO State Processing July 16 2024 Kaspa 2024-07-18 | In this workshop, we walked through the Kaspa Rust codebase and studied the unique challenges of UTXO state processing on general DAGs and how the Kaspa consensus engine was designed to address these challengesMichael Sutton- Lead Kaspa DeveloperGeorges Künzli (Tiram) Core Kaspa DeveloperCode link: github.com/kaspanet/rusty-kaspaSession OutlineBrief/prerequisites 00:05:40 - Virtual, Sink, Mergesets, chain-based DAG ordering -Block status 00:15:18-Codebase overview 00:25:12-Header data structure 00:26:56-UTXO model – Tx, inputs, outputs and UTXO structures 00:28:34-Storage and services layers 00:36:10-Block processing pipeline 00:37:04In-depth code walkthrough — Virtual/UTXO state processor-Resolve virtual state — pseudo code 00:48:08-UTXO diffs, UTXO views 01:00:53-Calculate and verify UTXO state for a single block 01:23:09-Calculate UTXO state changes along a chain update/reorg 01:37:11-Sink search algorithm (full search) 01:44:48 Sanity checks and implications-Get return address or input amounts for recent transactions 01:46:17-P2P and fast relay (broadcast before UTXO validation) 01:51:44 -Live TN11 01:54:40 -Mempool - Consensus sync gap (if DAG is wider than expected) 01:56:10
Looking for Kaspa on Binance Kaspa 2024-06-06 | A KaspaCurrency ambassador, KaspaPolska, had an idea. Rhubarbarain changed words & produced this for the community! #KaspaonBinanceRecorded/edited by @connorytheballantyne #instagram Original meme: @girl_on_couch #TikTok #ManinFinanceOriginal mix #LikeaG6 by @FarEastMovement#When #Kaspa on @binance $KASL ooking for Kaspa on BinanceHi, yeah, I just left a siteAnd I dunno, am I asking for too much?And this exchange was really big and it was a Tier one and was super impressed about what it didBut I don't know, all l'm looking for…I'm looking for Kaspa on Binance,Tier one, go live, new highsBinance, Tier one, go live, new highsBinance, Tier one, go live, new highsBinance, Tier one, go liveI'm looking Kaspa on BinanceBinance, Binance, Binance, BinanceI'm looking for Kaspa on Binance,Tier one, go live, new highsBinance, Tier one, go live, new highsBinance, Tier one, go live, new highsBinance, Tier one, go liveI'm looking Kaspa on BinanceI'm looking Kaspa on BinanceI'm looking Kaspa on BinanceI'm looking Kaspa on BinanceHi, yeah, I just left a siteAnd I dunno, am I asking for too much?And this exchange was really big and it was a Tier one and was super impressed about what it didBut I don't know, all l'm looking for…
Kaspa Israel Meetup - February 2024 - Part 3 of 4 - Yonatan Sompolinsky Kaspa 2024-06-02 | In part 3 of the #Kaspa meetup Yonatan Sompolinsky @hashdag unfolds how Kaspa aims to solve the MEV and the Oracle problems plaguing DeFi.Big thanks to @fishtuna and @laudena for transcribing and translating, to @Rhubarbarain for consultation and post-production, and to everyone else who worked on the video and event.Kudos for event planning, hosting and sponsorship to @KASHODLER, @Kaspa_HypeMan, Tim @rhubarbmedia, and @ishziv.Part 4 with Q&A is coming!Chapters:0:00 The "it is possible" culture2:53 Non-Parallelism vs. Parallelism4:55 The UTXO Model5:51 Crypto finance and shared assets7:48 UTXO model vs. Account model10:29 Computation vs. Verification11:49 What's a rollup?14:14 MEV - the exploitation of the informational gap19:00 Approximately vs. Precisely20:34 MEV Resistance23:37 Faster Oracles on Kaspa27:30 It's more than just about the coin price
Next Block Expo, Warsaw - Kaspa Workshop with Shai Wyborski Kaspa 2024-05-17 | Don't Be Weighed Down by Your PastHigh Throughput on Very Large StorageA Kaspa Workshop with Shai Wyborski
Kaspa in Hong Kong - Web3 Festival Interview with Junwen Kaspa 2024-05-16 | We sat down during our time in Hong Kong to interview a few Ambassadors and others!Special thanks to the Kaspa Ecosystem Foundation for supporting this event!web3festival.orgkaspafoundation.org
Kaspa Educational Video - 🥇1st Place Winner Kaspa 2024-05-10 | 🥇1st place: @kaspador (Discord + Twitter)Romanian Kaspa AmbassadorCreator of www.kas.live website and member of the community since July 2023
Kaspa Educational Video - 🥈2nd Place Winner Kaspa 2024-05-10 | 🥈2nd place: @everythingtangle (Discord)@allthingstangle (Twitter)A professional motion designer and Kaspa community member since March 2024.
Kaspa Educational Video - 3rd Place Winner Kaspa 2024-05-10 | 🥉3rd place: @cwds (Discord), a professional motion designer and Kaspa community member since October 2023.
Uphold Institutional x Kaspa - Dr Martin Hiesboeck Interview with Yonatan Sompolinsky Kaspa 2024-05-09 | Used with PermissionTopic: BlockDAG, the future of Kaspa.Host: Dr Martin Hiesboeck - Head of Research at UpholdGuest: Yonatan Sompolinsky -Founder of Kaspa@uphold_inc uphold.com/en-eu/institutionalOriginal Webinar link - event.webinarjam.com/replay/35/x6mz8tmgbzwiv8ipo7
Kaspa Israel Meetup - February 2024 - Part 2 of 4 - Shai Wyborski Kaspa 2024-05-04 | The #Kaspa meetup videos have landed. In part 2, @DesheShai tells seven fun, spicy stories about Kaspa, from meeting Yoni, to Daglabs, to burning 11 million Kaspa. Big thanks to @fishtuna and @laudena for transcription/translation and @Rhubarbarain for consultation and post-production work as well as everyone else who worked on the video and event.Kudos for Event planning, hosting and sponsorship - @KASHODLER, @Kaspa_HypeMan, Tim @rhubarbmedia, and @ishziv.Part 1 is available here youtube.com/watch?v=NbkP3uBMBNkParts 3 and 4 are coming!Chapters:0:00 Shai's intro to his casual talk2:42 Story 1 - How I met Yonatan 4:33 Story 2 - Inception of Daglabs5:56 Story 3 - Spec writer with quantum physics background7:06 Story 4 - Kaspa, dandruff, scales8:17 Story 5 - Kaspa launch11:11 Story 6 - Burning a million dollars13:36 Story 7 - Diablo 415:13 Closing words
Kaspa in Hong Kong - Web3 Festival Interview with Luke Kaspa 2024-04-29 | We sat down during our time in Hong Kong to interview a few Ambassadors and others!Special thanks to the Kaspa Ecosystem Foundation for supporting this event!web3festival.orgkaspafoundation.org
Kaspa in Hong Kong - Web3 Festival Interview Shai Wyborski Kaspa 2024-04-24 | We sat down during our time in Hong Kong to interview a few Ambassadors and others!Special thanks to Kaspa Ecosystem Foundation for supporting this event!web3festival.orgkaspafoundation.org
Kaspa Israel Meetup - February 2024 - Part 1 of 4 - Michael Sutton Kaspa 2024-04-23 | The #Kaspa meetup videos have landed. It has four parts. In the first part, @MichaelSuttonIL tells the story of the first six months of Kaspa mainnet, what led to the proposal of the Kaspa Rust project, and describes a new fourth crypto dimension - High-Performance Computing (HPC).Big thanks to @fishtuna and @laudena for transcription/translation and @Rhubarbarain for consultation and post-production work as well as everyone else who worked on the video and event.Kudos for Event planning, hosting and sponsorship - @KASHODLER, @Kaspa_HypeMan, Tim @rhubarbmedia, and @ishziv.Parts 2,3 and 4 are coming!Chapters:0:00 Avidan - Kaspa intro1:11 Michael Sutton5:46 Rusty Kaspa8:15 First 3 months of Kaspa11:55 Second 3 months of Kaspa16:38 Hard fork19:30 Stability, and the Reasoning for Rust26:06 Four dimensions of crypto26:46 1- Cryptography28:11 2- Consensus31:49 3- Algorithmic game theory34:23 4- High-performance computing42:35 Kaspa Rust pipeline (and Michael) at 10 BPS45:41 Dust attack46:40 DAGKnight
KASPA FAM MEETUP in Hong Kong - April 8, 2024 Kaspa 2024-04-11 | Check out the highlight video from the #Kaspa Fam Meetup in #HongKong! 235 registered to attend! #KASfam #Ambassadors #NewFriends #Web3Festival2024
KEF AMA March 26, 2024 Kaspa 2024-03-27 | The Kaspa Community had lots of questions about the newly formed Kaspa Ecosystem Foundation. This XSpaces covered those and more!www.kaspafoundation.org
Rock the Kaspa - Teaser Kaspa 2024-02-23 | Rock the Kaspa (RTK) will be a monthly news update series capturing the month's news and sharing some things to look forward to!Hosted by the coolest bros in the UK, Chris and Tom Hutchinson!Episode one coming soon!Chris is our UK Ambassador.Both are community members volunteering their time to keep us up-to-date and entertained!-------------------------------------DisclaimerNO FINANCIAL ADVICE– The Information offered in these videos is provided for educational, informational, and entertainment purposes only, without any express or implied warranty of any kind, including warranties of accuracy, completeness, or fitness for any particular purpose.The information contained in or provided is not intended to be and does not constitute financial advice, investment advice, trading advice, or any other advice.The Information is general in nature and is not specific to you the user or anyone else. You should not make any decision, financial, investment, trading or otherwise, based on any of the information presented without undertaking independent due diligence and consultation with a professional broker or financial advisor.You understand that you are using any and all Information available at your own risk.RISK STATEMENT– The trading of cryptocurrencies has potential rewards, and it also has potential risks involved. Trading may not be suitable for all people. Anyone wishing to invest should seek his or her own independent financial or professional advice.
Faroe Island Barber Shop Kaspa 2024-02-22 | B the Barber - bthebarber.systemdeliveries.com100's of merchants around the globe are adding Kaspa to their payment options, why?Peer to PeerElectronic CashNear Instant SettlementNo Third PartyLow feesBe Your Own Bank!Check out other merchants accepting Kaspa.kaspa.org/all-listingsThe Kaspa Business Directory is a complimentary volunteer-managed directory service offered by the Kaspa community for the community. Any public promo of any listings is intended to market the use of Kaspa and not in any way a direct endorsement of the business.All of the Directory listings are created and provided by members of the Kaspa community. All of the products, information and services described in the listings are provided by the Community member(s) who created the individual listing. The Kaspa project, as a DAO and not a company, is neither responsible nor liable in any way for the listings or the products or services described therein.
KasSports - Kitesurfing in Vietnam Kaspa 2024-02-16 | First Sports Event supported by Kaspa CurrencyRead all about it - here - kaspa.org/get-high-and-fly-2024-sponsored-with-kaspa
Asian Star Accepts Kaspa Kaspa 2024-02-13 | A popular Asian store in Oklahoma City is accepting Kaspa!This simple setup uses the Kaspium Mobile Wallet. Add the amount in fiat and send the equivalent in KAS! instant!#KaspaAcceptedHereIf you are a merchant accepting Kaspa, please add your business to the Merchant Directory - kaspa.org/all-listingsYou must show clearly you accept Kaspa and how in the listing on your website and store.Download Kaspium on Apple and Play Storekaspium.ioAll wallets can be downloaded here: kaspa.org
