54.0K @renksi $KAS post-fork activity is already getting interesting
530 covenant-creating txs
542 covenant outputs created
533 covenant outputs spent
and protocol usage is showing up fast too
KRC inscriptions: 1,199
Kasia: 2,103
Kasplex L2: 1,215
Igra L2: 46,337
this is what I wanted to see after Toccata
actual usage across new features and protocols
kaspa is slowly moving from 'fast PoW payments' into a much bigger network story
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809 @apichukov Playing with Covenants - running some transaction amount limit experiments on record. I also want to highlight how important the OpZkPrecompile opcode is.
Most of the talk I see around it touches on ZK-based rollups that use Kaspa as a sequencer (might just be my info bubble), but in reality it opens the door to using Kaspa as an uncensored, decentralized point of verification for far more things than people imagine.
Kaspa can now verify ZK-STARK proofs on chain. That means it's already possible to build systems like supply chain monitoring, identity verification, and much more - all with the ability to prove and validate facts without revealing any personal information or details behind them. I've tested already one case on mainnet and it works.
For me personally, that's why I started learning Kaspa and experimenting with projects on it: looking toward the moment it can be used to solve fundamental problems that couldn't be solved before. And technically, it's getting there already today.
Huge kudos to
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2.1K @CyberGent_ Can this dude be more wrong about $KAS ? 😑
66.0K @Justin_Bons Let's cut through the BS with hard & objective facts: 🧵
BTC= 7 TPS at 10min with 45 nodes
ETH= 238 TPS at 12 sec with 7.5k nodes
SOL= 40k+ TPS at 400ms with 717 nodes
HYPE= 100k+ TPS at 200ms with 27 nodes
ADA= 18 TPS at 20sec with 2.9k nodes
ZEC= 26 TPS at 75sec with 20 nodes
SUI= 100k+ TPS at 200ms with 128 nodes
NEAR= 100k+ TPS at 600ms with 426 nodes
ICP= 2k TPS at 480ms with 40 nodes
KASPA= 400+ TPS at 2-7sec with 25 nodes
ALGO= 10k+ TPS at 2.5sec with 1.5k nodes
APT= 100k+ TPS at 200ms with 97 nodes
These three metrics measure capacity, speed & decentralization! Whatever chain best combines all three wins!
The facts speak for themselves. The devil hides in the details of how we measure these facts; that is where methodology is key:
Node Methodology:
When I say "nodes," I am specifically referring to native-delegated block producers, also known as validators. As only these nodes have real power within the system
That means we do not count multiples of 32 ETH in Ethereum's case & in PoW-based networ
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