/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57116639
It's on my to buy list

>>57116639
Ok but ghostDAG favors miner centralization. In 10 years nobody will even know what KAS is anymore.

>>57116641
kek I just checked, I bought $100 of this about 15 months ago

>>57116639
Hey retard, people have been building btc hash rate for 10 years and have developed specialized equipment for it. Kaspa security is nothing compared to Bitcoin. Kaspa has not even 1pct as much mining power behind it as btc.

Go see the, cope and dialate

>>57116709
so that means we have 100x gains guaranteed

>>57116639
i 10x on this already and sold. but tempted to buy back in now. hmm.

>imagine not accumulating Kaspa

>>57116680
>Ok but ghostDAG favors miner centralization.
It's actually the opposite, the 1s block times make solo mining on KASPA viable even with the cheapest asic miner available

>>57116845
10 bps comig

>>57117011

>>57116709
>He doesnt know about miner companies such as iceriver making specialized equipment to mine kaspa.

>>57116845
>It's actually the opposite
Nope. More hashpower makes going for more profitable blocks more viable. In the end there will be one big pool making all the blocks.

>>57116739
Ikr

does anyone actually say BTC isn't scalable?
I usually hear that about alts

>>57117212
what's the graph on the bottom?

>>57117134
>he doesn't know about the randomizing game theory behind ghostdag block selection
too bad for you I guess

>>57117333
It's baseless FUD. The majority of Bitcoin's hashrate is controlled by like 4 mining pools

>>57116639
it's not money if the unit of account fluctuates, can't be used in smart contract for a stable value

AMPL will be king

>>57117440
I know but even here Kaspa actually delivers an improvement
and no one is even talking about the MEV resistance yet. Yes, you heard that right. GhostDAG solves MEV.

>>57117239
Thanks for the sell signal brah.

>>57117535
your loss

>>57116696
update: I left it on the exchange, it was about $3000 worth today, and it got stolen lmao

>>57117544
I'm never using tradeogre again after what they did with KAS

>>57117562
mine was actually txbit. It was the only exhange selling it at the time. In September or so they gave 1 month notice on their website that all funds need withdrawn or will be forfeited. But they didn't email. Fucking kikes/chinks/whatever non-white race they were

>>57117440
4 is still better than 1. Also, unlike ghostDAG Bitcoin pools could be fixed such that miners create their own blocks. For KAS the financial incentive is to centralize.

>>57117591
dutchies, actually

>>57117758
>I will continue to ignore what was said and present my fantasy argument

>>57117758
>it will all converge into one pool, just wait 2 more weeks!!
I remember reading this same exact FUD about bitcoin years ago

I mined some back when it was worthless and have 200 dollars. I would of bought some but as a burger I had no way of purchasing.

>>57117863
Dutch, that doesn't sound right. Based in Netherlands by non-white criminals would be my bet, there are obviously shitloads of drug dealers there

Still, I'm going to get back on the old horse and buy some kaspa

Should I move some of my ETH into this?

>>57116639
Kaspa is a GPU miner scam. Their dag has super tiny blocks and that's why its so fast to send and recieve. If they ever did implement complex general smart contracts like Ethereum and Kadena have, then it would take many many blocks to fit in the whole SC. They would fucking crash. This would defeat the purpose of KAS DAGnight or whatever the fuck its called architecture. Everything that isn't POW is a fucking scam.

I'm not sure how experienced you are with the various emissions schedules of the PoW smart contracts platforms, but KAS is literally just the most obvious scam when you look at the emissions.

>>57116639
FUCK Kaspa. Dead shitcoin.

>>57118124
>>57118124
>Kaspa
>GPU miners
It's been on ASICs for the better part of a year now
>Everything that isn't POW is a fucking scam.
Kaspa is PoW. That's why you have to mine it. Nobody should listen to someone like you who doesn't understand this.
Kaspa isn't even a smart contract platform and AFAIK they never plan on implementing L1 smart contracts

>>57118152
Kadena and Kaspa should be frens really

>>57118115
Yep.

>>57116639
kaspa is this cycle's kadena, an overhyped ghost chain pnd

>>57117239
>>57117535
lol

>>57118152
>>57118306
>>57118341
Kek

>>57116639
cant even get lsited on uniswap lmao ok faggot

>>57119045
>people this new are posting on /biz/ again
local top signal?

Kaspa moving now faggots Kas chads stay winning

>>57119903
when everyone was FUDding and calling this project dead a couple weeks ago, I knew it was time to buy more

Had a massive stack of this but sold like 50% of it. Price target still $1 though.

If Kaspa isn't in the TOP 5 in two years, I'll give my ass.

>>57119921
FUD for KAS doesn't end

>>57118207
>Kaspa isn't even a smart contract platform and AFAIK they never plan on implementing L1 smart contracts
kek, did the narrative change?
now it's just a nano clone lmao

>>57116696
>buying
why not mine it? I have 2 KS0 Pros and it's been doing awesome. Goes directly to my own wallet too.

>>57120857
>already this wrong
I love how financial fags love to be so confident yet always fucking wrong.

>plebbit just now learning about KAS

>>57118124
…. and /thread
Good night, OP

>>57118207
>Kaspa isn't even a smart contract platform and AFAIK they never plan on implementing L1 smart contracts
Then what future does it have?
/micdrop

>>57116639
>>57118207
Kaspa is hodl

>3 months ago in Turkey
>Kas appears on national news

>>57116639
whit kas is already 90 % mint .. you own all the kas ?? im worry about that.. why does all the 80% dont move is larry and elon have all buying in 2010????

>>57121327
>proof of work
>incredibly fast
>can process >10,000 tps
>sub-second confirmation times
It has a bright future ahead of it. People who are into computer science will understand the value of what's being done here and how it solves fundamental problems with other blockchains

>>57122819
kas is held by the holders who are interested in Kaspa, that includes exchanges and miners
>Larry/elon
It came out in 2021 winter, one of them probably knows but no one really knows for certain, reminder there is a node in the white house and Russia white house.

2/2
>White House KAS node

>>57124201
>>57124225
What does this mean, anon?

>>57124813
I think Kushner is mining it underground same for the Russian bros

>>57116639
Uh bros. What’s happening to my KS0Pro? Why is it suddenly hashing 5x more than normal?

I'm a long time XMR enjoyer but I decided to check out Kaspa today. I'm super impressed with the blockDAG system. Kaspa is a huge leap forward in the creation of a proper, real world ready, decentralized currency. I have a few questions that are definitely influenced by my participation in the Monero ecosystem.

>Why was an emission schedule without a constant block award chosen?

I get KAS is easily an order of magnitude more scalable than XMR, but having a constant long term emission bolsters hashrate and heavily disincentivises block reorganization.

>Why was the hashing algorithm chosen?

kHeavyHash doesn't seem noteworthy in any way. Am I missing something?

>Why focus on smart contracts in the future instead of privacy? Are there any fundamental technical limitations preventing Monero-like privacy on Kaspa?

It seems like the community is more interested in smart contracts than privacy. Frankly I find that strange considering the fierce competition in the scalable smart contract platforms, and the gigantic unfilled niche for proper digital cash.

>>57122798
Do you think Muslims will ever adopt Kaspa considering a literal Jew created it?

>>57125385
I would suggest you try go to either the discord, twitter or the github and ask people who are involved with the project since they can give you better answers than /biz/ baggies. KHeavyHash was chosen iirc because it is a relatively power-efficient hashing algorithm, allowing miners to achieve higher hashrate while keeping electricity costs down. I mined it on GPU back in the day and it was a very power-efficient algo for sure

>>57125385
Another thing I would mention is that privacy tokens can be implemented on smart contract networks a la tornado cash. XMR is definitely the best coin for privacy and I would like to see a similar privacy-focused blockDAG soon. Right now, I think Yonatan is just focused on making the best blockDAG possible, to serve as sort of a reference implementation like how bitcoin was the original reference implementation of blockchain technology

>>57118124

Miner here.

This poster is retarded.

So is OP

>>57125421
no NO NOOO
WE CAN'T SUCCEED WITHOUT THE MUSLIMS!!

>>57126358
Yes. Insh'allah

>>57116641
Same. Glad there is finally a wrapped version I can buy. Seemed no where else to buy it for whilenthere.

>>57125421
Yes

>>57116639
Dandruff. No thanks.

>>57127649
One flake to buy the daughters, fren

nobody cares about sandniggers, they will be gone in 100 years probably or holocausted in europe

Kaspa is hodl