KAS (KAS)

kaspa:native https://t.co/arRlVw6c3v

Cryptocurrencies with the most bullish community sentiment on CoinMarketCap today. 🚀 $KAS $XRP $ETH $BTC $SOL https://t.co/vEgVnPsY2p

🚨 Kaspa devs, we have a challenge for you. Try to break our covenant. 🔨 KaspaRocket is powered by a Silverscript covenant managing our Launch Protocol + AMM. Audit it, test it, push it to its limits 👇 https://t.co/S23hYUIWXx Find a weakness? Let us know. The ecosystem wins. 🚀

@MrMPodcast @PeterSchiff @Rajatsoni Maybe Peter needs to debate against Kaspa instead 😆

#Kaspa miners: what if covering electricity, hosting, and hardware costs didn’t always mean immediately selling your $KAS? I’m looking to speak with operators running multiple Kaspa ASICs who regularly convert mining rewards to fund their operations. At @Igra_Labs, we’re exploring non-custodial ways to help miners: • Access operating liquidity while retaining more exposure to $KAS • Potentially earn on #KAS they choose to hold • Turn mining rewards into usable cash flow more efficiently But before we build around assumptions, I want to understand how this actually works today - from block reward to power bill. What do you use? Where is the friction? What would genuinely help? I’m personally conducting a small number of 20-minute research calls. This isn’t a sales pitch, and we won’t publish identifying or sensitive operational details. If this describes you, reply “MINER” or DM me. Your experience could directly shape what gets built on Igra.

Michael describes Kaspa's new stateful covenants as "actors," a concept borrowed from computer science. An actor owns its own state, and only its own rules can determine how that state changes. One way to understand or visualize that idea could be through the game of chess. (These guys seem to like the game!)♘ Every move must follow the rules. You can't simply pick up a knight and place it anywhere on the board. Each legal move creates the next board position while the game itself continues. Kaspa's stateful covenants could be understood in a similar way. Every transaction must satisfy the covenant's built-in rules before it can transition to its next valid state while preserving its identity. It may sound like a subtle idea, but it's a foundational one. This is what makes it possible to build digital assets, marketplaces, games, financial applications, and AI agents that evolve securely, without anyone bypassing the rules. Every valid transaction becomes the next move. It's your move. Toccata Book: https:/

#Kaspa miners: what if covering electricity, hosting, and hardware costs didn’t always mean immediately selling your $KAS? I’m looking to speak with operators running multiple Kaspa ASICs who regularly convert mining rewards to fund their operations. At @Igra_Labs, we’re exploring non-custodial ways to help miners: • Access operating liquidity while retaining more exposure to $KAS • Potentially earn on #KAS they choose to hold • Turn mining rewards into usable cash flow more efficiently But before we build around assumptions, I want to understand how this actually works today - from block reward to power bill. What do you use? Where is the friction? What would genuinely help? I’m personally conducting a small number of 20-minute research calls. This isn’t a sales pitch, and we won’t publish identifying or sensitive operational details. If this describes you, reply “MINER” or DM me. Your experience could directly shape what gets built on Igra.