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One day, this will be a reality... $KAS
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CryptoGrodd retweeted
When $KAS hits $1, and eventually $5, everyone will look back and say it was obvious.
But here’s the thing: It should be DAMN obvious NOW.
Look at what’s being built:
⚡ 10 blocks per second — Already live on mainnet. Real speed, not theoretical promises.
🔷 BlockDAG + GHOSTDAG — Parallel block processing that fundamentally advances Nakamoto consensus.
🔒 Proof of Work — Permissionless, decentralized security without relying on validators staking their wealth.
🚀 Scalability — An architecture designed to handle growing transaction volumes without sacrificing its core principles.
💎 Fair launch — No ICO. No premine. No insider allocations. Just miners and the open market.
🌐 Real-world utility — Fast, low-cost payments, micropayments, and the potential to support global financial infrastructure.
🧠 Programmability — Covenants and ZK verification already on L1, with vProgs aiming to unlock an entirely new generation of decentralized applications.
📈 DAGKnight — Further consensus innovation under development.
And perhaps most importantly, a foundation built on years of serious academic research, not marketing hype.
The technology is real. The progress is measurable. The potential is enormous.
Of course, adoption and price appreciation aren’t guaranteed.
But investing in emerging technology has NEVER been about waiting until everyone agrees it’s valuable.
It’s about recognizing what the world hasn’t priced in yet.
Hindsight will make Kaspa look obvious. Conviction is recognizing its potential TODAY.
$KAS #Kaspa
CryptoGrodd retweeted
Greetings $KAS. KCC-1, KCC-2 and KCC-20 are now Final, meaning they are ready for full adoption across the ecosystem.
We invite Kaspa builders to join the public KCC channel to ask questions, get support, discuss implementations and share what you build.
Come build with us.
Will $KAS ever hit $1 before Christmas… fck …2am thoughts 💭
$KAS dips below 0.04.
Did you take advantage of the market? 👀
CryptoGrodd retweeted
Get ready for the massive guys. $KAS
It’s Coming.
CryptoGrodd retweeted
Kaspa hits 724K transactions in 24 hours
$KAS just processed 724,400 transactions in the last day.
The network is showing strong real activity on pure proof-of-work, with no congestion and fees staying extremely low.
Do you see this as the start of real adoption, or just a temporary spike?
#Kaspa
CryptoGrodd retweeted
Bitcoin will go to $200,000.
$KAS will go to $3.
Everything to explode.
It’s coming.
Bitcoin will go to $200,000.
$KAS will go to $3.
Everything to explode.
It’s coming.
CryptoGrodd retweeted
Can’t wait for this next level game changer. $KAS Kcc20 might be bigger development than you think.
kcc20 is about making it easier for wallets and apps to work with tokens on kaspa.
it proposes a shared way to describe who owns the tokens, how many they hold and how transfers work. it gives builders a common format to follow when their wallets and apps read token information or prepare transfers.
kcc20 is now in last call, its final review before becoming a finalized standard.
If you're a $KAS pool miner ⛏, please point your machine to a pool other than F2Pool or HumPool.
It makes no sense for 53% of a 10 BPS PoW network's hashrate to be concentrated in just 2 pools.
You can solo-mine using @FundingKaspa bridges or simply switch to smaller pools.
Can’t wait for this next level game changer. $KAS Kcc20 might be bigger development than you think.
kcc20 is about making it easier for wallets and apps to work with tokens on kaspa.
it proposes a shared way to describe who owns the tokens, how many they hold and how transfers work. it gives builders a common format to follow when their wallets and apps read token information or prepare transfers.
kcc20 is now in last call, its final review before becoming a finalized standard.
CryptoGrodd retweeted
your weekly Kaspa dev roundup has arrived.
1 / KCC20
KCC20 has entered last call, its final public review stage. @manyfest_’s reference implementation is merged and open for devs to test against the proposed Kaspa L1 token standard. xitter.cf/kccforum/status/210821…
2 / vProgs
@Max143672 published a book about his testnet tic-tac-toe vProg, covering the game’s moves, proofs and payouts. diagrams included. the framework is still a prototype. xitter.cf/Max143672/status/21085…
3 / x4kas
@smartgoo_ released the first x4kas beta. devs can explore Kaspa chain data, run custom queries and monitor addresses locally through a desktop app or command line tools. xitter.cf/smartgoo_/status/21088…
4 / KaChat
KaChat is a messaging app that sends encrypted messages on Kaspa’s L1. there’s also a public feed for posts and replies. @KaspaSilver shared its refreshed website this week. xitter.cf/KaspaSilver/status/210…
KCC-20 has advanced to Last Call:
github.com/kaspanet/kccs/blo…
A companion reference implementation by @manyfest_, written in Argent together with its pinned generated Silverscript, underwent an extensive manual review and AI-assisted audit by Michael Sutton, covering KCC-20 conformance, implementation correctness, and edge cases.
It is now open for final public battle testing. We encourage developers and security-minded reviewers to try to break it, probe edge cases, and report any implementation bugs or discrepancies with the spec.
Argent contracts:
github.com/argent-lang/kcc20…
Generated Silverscript:
github.com/argent-lang/kcc20…
IMO, the key difference is what the covenant is actually enforcing.
The first category is mainly about controlling $KAS — who can spend it, when it can be spent, and under what conditions.
The second is more powerful because the covenant is enforcing persistent state. At that point, you’re no longer just controlling coins; you’re defining rules around an application-specific state machine.
That has huge technical implications. The covenant itself becomes part of the protocol’s consensus, meaning things like names, tokens, ownership and other on-chain systems can have rules enforced directly by L1 rather than relying entirely on off-chain infrastructure.
So I wouldn’t treat “stateful covenants” as just another covenant type. IMO, they represent a fundamental expansion of what Kaspa L1 can express.
i’ve written about it in the past but i feel like now it would hit more ears so to speak.
there are basically two categories of covenants, those that are all about the Kaspa they protect (eg vaults, timelocks, escrow etc) and those that are about the state they carry which essentially forms another mini social consensus (eg name services, native kcc20 tokens, and whatnot). one might typically call these stateful covenants but that’s not the full story
instead of diving straight in, i’d like to hear from you. how do you understand the difference between the two categories, conceptually as well as what are the technical implications resulting from the differences
CryptoGrodd retweeted
I think it’s that time you flip other coins to $KAS.
You know why? Because KAS will 50X from here.
I think it’s that time you flip other coins to $KAS.
You know why? Because KAS will 50X from here.
CryptoGrodd retweeted
I’m officially reassessing my long-term $KAS target.
I used to believe $1 Kaspa by 2029 was realistic.
I now believe $5 by 2029 is possible.
Why?
Because my original thesis underestimated what Kaspa could become.
• Proof-of-Work security
• Nakamoto-style consensus without Bitcoin’s one-block-at-a-time limitation
• BlockDAG architecture built from years of academic research
• 10 BPS today, with the architecture designed to push further
• Fair launch — no ICO, no VC allocation
• Smart-contract programmability being built around vProgs
• A fixed maximum supply of ~28.7B KAS
• And an ecosystem that is still remarkably small relative to the technology underneath it
At $5, Kaspa would be roughly a $140B asset at maximum supply.
That is an enormous valuation. It would require substantial adoption, liquidity, infrastructure and demand. I’m not pretending otherwise.
But here’s what changed for me:
I’m no longer asking, “Can Kaspa become a successful altcoin?”
I’m asking:
What happens if the market eventually recognizes Kaspa as a serious evolution of Proof-of-Work itself?
If that thesis plays out, $1 may not be the destination.
It may just be the milestone.
My new 2029 target: $5 $KAS.
Screenshot it. We’ll find out. 🚀











