KAS (KAS)

just gonna say it but if ethereum's top proponents aren't sure why they should stay at the ethereum foundation, i'm not sure how we expect the rest of the world to stay in ethereum

Guess who’s in town $kas https://t.co/CKsp3WuNI9

No breaks.
No downtime.
Just pure BlockDAG energy all week long. ☕️ $Kas #Kaspa #Toccata https://t.co/xbDTNp2cw7

300 #Kaspa projects

https://t.co/fXL81vyJc3 is now labeled as the block explorer of #kaspa @kaspaunchained on Coingeico https://t.co/hYU6Fx4nJc @coingecko All setup. More features coming

#QOTD: "Kaspa is the most impressive piece of technology I’ve actually seen, to be honest." - @cryptomanran https://t.co/8icpnu66T2

Kaspa is not “thermodynamics” because the chart goes up or because value magically obeys physics. That kind of claim is too loose. The real connection is deeper: Kaspa is a non-equilibrium proof-of-work system that turns distributed energy dissipation into ordered time. Every miner is taking electricity, pushing it through silicon, searching hash space, and exporting the cost as heat. That part is not metaphor. Computation has a physical substrate, and proof-of-work weaponizes that fact into security. To rewrite the ledger, you do not simply need a better argument or a better narrative, you need to reproduce or overpower the physical work already buried into history. Where Kaspa becomes novel is in how it treats the output of that work. A linear blockchain suppresses concurrency by design. Blocks must be slow enough that the network mostly agrees on one branch before the next block appears. Honest parallelism becomes a problem to minimize. Valid blocks that lose the race become stale, meaning real energy pro

@Classicxbt @DarkFiSquad i like kaspa but not edgy enough