/biz/ - Business & Finance

$KAS uses an improved Bitcoin consensus model that offers the same security features as bitcoin, which is probably one of the safest if not the safest coin in existance.

Security of the network is critical for the long term success as it builds users trust.

As PoW $KAS can be mined, just like Bitcoin, and it seems to be quite profitable to do, even for smaller setups. It‘s hash rate is exploding since September as more and more miners joining.

This is the result of a 100% fair launch without
ICO, VC or premised coins.

$KAS is the fastest PoW coin in existance, especially after the RUST rewrite. See results of the performance test (got 30 TIMES faster)

The founder of $KAS was mentioned along with this tech in the Ethereum Whitepaper.

Yes, you read that right, Vitalik referenced the idea of this technology but they couldn‘t get it to live back then:

>>52482133
I boughted.

>>52482133
No thanks. I only buy one shitcoin at a time.

miner p&d like grin was.
Sage

>>52482133
look at this
>>52482151

KAS is the only thing RAISING during the FTX collapse

After implementing the Solana Virtual Machine (solana smart contracts), Solana projects will migrate to KASPA

god I love this coin. Hey OP can you post some juice about the chain speed?

>>52482504
“Fast Money Grows on Trees, Not Chains” — Yonatan Sompolinsky, 2013 - current chief of Kaspa

eprint.iacr.org/2013/881

>>52482555
ok I wanted some hopium but NO WAY this chain is actually over 30k TPS. Is this real?

>>52482157
I just looked at the chart on coinmarketcap... wtf... this thing is bullrunning in a bear market. There aren't many exchanges though.

>>52482481
it's crazy how perfectly timed Kaspa's run and launch is.

>genesis block launched few months before Ethereum's merge
>3ac, celcius and ftx happens displaying institutional contagions
>legacy finance on the brink of destruction
>solana, luna and avax evaporated
>the only network with no VC or institutional funding, no premines and no market makers, so no risk of contagion

Kaspa the friendly ghostDAG.
If we get a major exchange its OVER.

>>52482151
No smart contracts. How do you know is the fastest if it's not seeing any activity?

Oh righ, your brown hands didn't thought about that

>>52482622
one of the last chances to buy before smart contracts get implemented

>>52482570
It probably won't be 30k tps, but 6-12k is probably doable. the benchmarks are processed blocks by the node on a beefy laptop, not what you will find on a live network. that being said, currently it is only doing 200 tps, the values are for the rewrite. None-the-less the values are sky high for a nakamoto consensus chain.

>>52482647
now that scamlona is out of the market 200 is lowkey one of the best in the game still.

Community of people building shit

>>52482658
the tps is also only one of the aspects, kaspa will also scale blocks per second, this is important for confirmation times. not only will nodes potentially receive blocks in fractions of a second (think of your tx only needing a few seconds, until it is on-chain, and propagated by the network) it can also be fully confirmed tp be 51% save in significantly under a minute.

How the fuck do you buy it?

>>52482704
on an exchange.

>>52482707
What's the make it stack?

>>52482718
probably between 1 - 10 million kaspa, for next crypto bull-run.

>>52482740
actually i assume 1-2 million might be okay. if next bull run does x10 and kaspa does x10-x100 (both are realistic).

People talk about Kaspa more and more

> 100k wallets, 11k Twitter followers
> Dev team from Tel Aviv
> Website made on WordPress kaspa.network

This is telegram shill thread, do not fall for this kike scam

The biggest difficulty in this market today is finding a serious project with potential, formed by a large development team and with the project at the beginning.

And I guarantee those who read me that I have already profited a lot from cryptocurrencies, knowing when to enter and exit.

KASPA is a project to enter immediately and hold for years to come.

Even with all the fud that involves any project, anyone who knows how to analyze the KAS project, the whitepaper, monitor the team's results, will know that this project will be gigantic.

>>52482854
there is no FUD

Is it a good entry right now? Seems like it's just been steadily creeping up the last while.

>>52482929
Yes.

Kaspa+Lunc+Albt=Hold

>>52482929
If you are going to buy little by little, you can start and if it drops, you contribute more. Now, if you intend to buy a big bag, I would suggest waiting to see if it drops to 0.0052 / 0.0055.

>>52482133
STOP THIS PAID SHILL

IT IS OBVIOUSLY BROWN FAGGOT

POST YOUR HAND TO PROVE YOU ARE WHITE

>>52482788
each time you want to send or receive Kaspa, a new wallet ID is created to obfuscate your transaction, thus creating the impression that their are more wallets than there really are.

>>52483312
*there

>>52483312
Chart ALL. :)

>>52482133
kaspa (blockdag) was made in israel (tel aviv)

>>52482133
That brings to mind the real-world applications that the Geeq blockchain unlocks. I believe in its own innovative protocol since it benefits everyone.

>>52483432
If you can't refute the tech itself then you just need to go back.

>>52482133
If it really solved the trilemma than everyone would talking about it. So whats the downside

>>52483920
Literal jews

I fomoed. Fuck me.

>>52483920
The downside is you're being scammed by a bunch of streetshitters.

>>52483920
It doesn't do anything.

Tried withdrawing a test amount from mexc to the desktop wallet. Mexc says it went through, but I don't see anything in the kaspa wallet. Any ideas?

>>52484027
holy shit my id is pooo

Kaspa is hold

>>52484027
>>52484163
Lmao coing getting fudded by POOO. I need to buy more

>>52482788
>Dev team from Tel Aviv

>>52483432
> was made in israel (tel aviv)

Thanks bros, that was close. Almost gave them my goybucks.

>>52484158
How long ago did you do it? Some CEXs are slow af. Also the coin may not be as blindingly fast as the thread implies.

>>52484622
Just over an hour ago. Says "withdrawn successfully" on mexc's end, so I'm not sure. I guess I'll have to read up more on the wallet in the morning. Seemed straight forward enough from first glance.

>>52484158
it's usually instant

>>52484726
I assume you've autistically quadruple checked the address you sent it to vs. the one in your wallet?

>>52482646
>No smart contracts. How do you know is the fastest if it's not seeing any activity?

any ETA on that?

>>52484726
the dag is synced?

>>52482788
>>52483432
>>52484622
KAS is going to send to astronomical levels and all the pol tourists who are holding heavy bags of ICP thanks to their good fren le Moonman are going to be seething yet again.

I don't know why but you guys always manage to make the wrong plays every time. It's a use bellwether to trade against, so I suppose I should thank you.

Like I don't even care about pol that much I lurk there sometimes and it's one of the few places that feel "old internet", so it's needed as far as that's concerned, but pol tourists always make the mistake of transferring too much "pol logic" over to this board and they often misjudge calls badly because of it. I have noticed this.

you can buy from coinex btw, swap ETH for KAS, no KYC

>>52483920
The tech is still in development, like current node only scales to 200 tps, so it is more of a "it is going to solve the trilrmma", and there is only grassroots shilling, no big you tubers or paid media. the rewrite of the code is currently underway, and benchmarks seem promising, also all tech and protocol is backed by academic research papers from a harvard PhD candidate, and bitcoin og. Besides solving trilmma it still needs smart contracts for some people, and ecosystem is lacking. Still this coin is a good bet imo. Lots of room to grow = lots of future pumps.

>>52486173
>harvard PhD candidate
you mean Hebrew PhD candidate, the team is from a 100% jew school.
> Michael got his M.Sc in computer science from the Hebrew University

>>52486344
Yonatan somplinsky is the main author of the ghostdag protocol, on which kaspa is built. Msutton is more like his protégé who took over some of the further research into the protocol, and also does dev work. Yes team is from isreal, and I assume largely Jewish, so... I happen to not be /pol/, so I don't care.

>>52486438
with jews you loose, FTX is just the latest scam on the goyim

>>52486507
>refuses to address the tech behind Kaspa
Speaking of supposed bad faith actors you seem to be doing the exact same thing right now. Curious.

>there isn't a single anon that can provide any decent critique of the tech itself
Unironically bullish.

>>52486659
the list of jew scams and reasons for their expulsion is too long to cover here. Needless to say, why trust yet another jewish group that will scam the goy without any afterthough? no amount of tech can change the nature of the chosen tribe

Kaspa founder = Satoshi

Stay poor Anon.

>>52486782
See? Not a single critique of the tech can be offered up. Just a bunch of low iq tourists with awkward sociological platitudes.

KAS chads remain undefeated.

If there's an anon out there who isn't a low iq doofus like this guy and actually has something substantive to say by way of critique I'd be interested to hear it, but so far none have come forth.

This paahmp will be shortlived. It's just a ponzi scheme. Not pumping ur bags shitstain
Peace

>>52486853
sure thing rabbi goldstein

>>52482133
>dandruff

ayy

enough /biz/ for today

The (((blockdag))) grows by more than 1GB a day kek

> hm weird to shill up new coins just when ((their)) ((ftx)) (((sol))) powered off
>ok lets take a look
https://eprint.iacr.org/2018/104.pdf
>Jerusalem
> Israel
> Jerusalem, Israel
> Jerusalem, Israel

can you make it any more fucking obvious you fucking disgusting jews

Such a perfect example of a Kaspa thread.

Steel-strong fundamentals and catalysts discussed, and the only fud the sidelined basedboys can muster is the founders background, who has absolutely ZERO CONTROL OVER KASPA. FUCKING KEK. I know this is a tough concept to grasp as you're all used to holding 90% VC/team allocations with $10 trillion FDV's, but get used to the new standard.

Wonder why it's outperforming the entire market during crypto pandemonium, hmmmmm. Such an obvious millionaire-printer if you can hold for a year or 2.

Would anyone mind explaining DAG sync? How long does it take to sync? I notice that mine just seems to be stuck at "Waiting..." Should I just leave the wallet running for a while and see? I'm just waiting on a small 30 kaspa transaction I sent last night.

>>52486172
I bought from txbit and I didn't need to KYC as well. There is a daily withdraw limit of 140,000 KAS without KYC though.
I only bought 50,000 so wasn't a problem for me.

>>52488044
>what is pruning
also BTC grows by 1GB every few days and ETH grows much, MUCH quicker.
Kaspa is layer 2 centric for smart contracts so slow memory growth is literally one of the things it has going for it
>>52489793
it needs to sync up with the whole blockdag history to verify it's getting the correct one. BTC does the same thing. Might take a while.

>>52489908
Any idea how many GB it needs? I assume it varies. Is it the same with the web browser version?

>>52489951
no the web browser wallet should work instantly

>>52482133
not buying your FPGA bags sorry