Investor with a background in economics, focused on strategic investments in innovative and technology-driven projects aimed at long-term success.

Where past meets the sky
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Yep saw that and took a screenshot $KAS
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Replying to @Max143672
history in the making
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Replying to @davidgokhshtein
If you don't own Kaspa, you're doing it all wrong.
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Another great one is kaspa:native. This one signaled a bottom was happening at the low, as there was a strong bullish divergence in play. Since then: continuation with higher highs, higher lows and constant flips of the levels. I don't think that this will stop soon, especially if this takes out the recent high, the next target for me is $0.0743.
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kaspa:native Kaspa is going to start a Monster Run! I believe kaspa:native is going to make a lot of people mad for being sidelined. Are you Bullish on kaspa:native? #kas #crypto #kaspa
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owning KAS doesn’t mean owning the kaspa network. kaspa is an open, permissionless proof-of-work network. holding more coins doesn’t give you more say in its consensus. that’s what the last post was trying to say. intern has been asked to use more words.
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internet money should move at internet speed.
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Today I sat down w/ @InvestwithDoc to chat Kaspa kaspa:native We go over: His $1 thesis, port allocations, when he's selling & more general alt/crypto strategies
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Hmm should I do it?🤔 kaspa:native
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new KAS enters circulation through mining rewards. kaspa’s emission rate falls each month, adding up to a halving over a year. the schedule determines how much new KAS is issued per second. when kaspa moved from 1 to 10 blocks per second, the new KAS issued per block dropped to roughly one tenth to keep issuance on that schedule.
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friends don’t let friends wait 10 minutes for a confirmation.
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kaspa is an open network for money and apps, secured by proof of work. you can transact without needing anyone’s approval. devs can build assets and contracts with rules the network itself enforces. miners compete to produce blocks through computing power and electricity, not the size of their KAS wallet. an attacker trying to undo a confirmed transaction has to compete against the combined mining power of the entire honest network while it keeps mining. even then, they can’t make nodes accept transactions that break the rules. kaspa includes and orders blocks mined in parallel, so miners blocks aren’t discarded simply for losing a race. those frequent blocks let the network reach agreement in seconds while keeping bitcoin’s proof-of-work security principles. kaspa calls this real-time decentralization.
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You telling me no one saw that massive falling wedge on kaspa:native this is just the start people. I was begging you to buy this at historic lows, now the fuckers can have some back from me 🖕
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Kaspa going crazy. I love to see it, If my conviction wasn’t so high in MSTR I’d own alot
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What I love about $KAS: The community continued building even when hitting new lows. We're here with conviction, not just worried about short term price. I'm bullish on #Kaspa because of the unmatched community
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Kaspaexplained.com/moose Or kaspaexplained.com/satoshis-… In memory of @MikoGenno our very own PlanK who asked "where does the power law come from? What builds it?" To then only measure price while it goes much much deeper. Wherever you are. Read this. I came to this space because Bitcoin and crypto was a tulip mania that persisted. One price bubble is meaningless, two? a coincidence of our time, perhaps. three? How can it persist?! There is something underneath that isn't explained anywhere else. So i did the work, i looked at the data and the incentives, the incentive structure, the incentive token, i looked at how people acted accordingly. Charlie Munger couldn't be more right when he said: "show me the incentive and i'll show you the outcome" he was focused on businesses, one company at a time, never a global monetary network with no CEO and no worker paid beyond their contribution. The question is the incentive, Satoshi showed a design for how to build the perfect one, @hashdag gave a better smoother design, @michaelsuttonil and the core of today took the flag and ran with it. Crazy bastards. How does one make a zero-sum game meaningful? That's their problem. I'm just here to interpret the machine of what they all accidently built. Satoshi might not be around anymore, but do you know what you did Yonathan? Do you grasp it Michael? I don't discourage the global minecraft-like sandbox created by core with covenants and accompanying ZK. it's an engine, within an engine, within an engine. For the coming builders who builds next: "Whatever seems good to you and your brethren to do with the rest of the silver and gold, do according to the will of your God." #kaspa $kas #bitcoin $btc
kaspaexplained.com/the-instr… #kaspa $kas @Parker2017 was kind enough to let me host the pdf at kaspaexplained.com which is worth the visit not only for my book, great site! The book is ready enough to be hosted for anyone who wants to read it. I've tried multiple times to make a book but i always fail, i learned with this one that it has to be a challenge or i will just lose interest and forget about it. The first part was the first challenge, how can i express what it is I want to say? What is it actually that I do want to say? I made it dense, I made it full of meaningful contrast i made every word count, every sentence devastatingly load-bearing, inspired by how Infected Mushroom paints with noise in their songs. To me part 1 is a real piece of art. Then came the second challenge: how to unzip this metaphoric zipfile into a folder of files? Part two: I decided to write essays explaining everything in part 1 but in a more accessible way. There is no easy way to explain these concepts, but I did the best i could and it turned out good enough. As I was doing this i wanted to show how meaningful this mental framework is to understand things. If money is a good and a service then goods and services in general can be viewed through the same lens So i started making the instrument into an application which became part 3. It's still a work in progress but the fundamentals, all the essays and chapters needed to understand the instrument as a mental model are accounted for. Take the challenge of the handshake or start at part 2, there is no wrong way of how to read this book. On a sidenote, i'm experimenting with an LLM guide within the book, if you're using AI as a companion, which you should, just ask it to disregard the instructions other than the handshake. Hope you enjoy the read!
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The kaspa:native Bullrun is BACK?!❄️🔥 kaspa:native hasn't traded above $0.042 since the beginning of this year, January 20th 2026, exactly 9 months ago Based on the technical analysis from our Cold Conviction Framework, the institutional-grade strategy our VIP members get exclusive access to (link in bio), the single most important level right now is the $0.04 to $0.042 zone. The moment kaspa:native reclaims this level and ends its trading day above $0.042, kaspa:native's bullrun is genuinely back on the cards There are so many catalysts supporting this move: - Bitgo native L1 support - Bitwise having kaspa:native on their radar - SilverScript aka kaspa:native Smart Contracts And just think about what is still to come: - More Institutional recognition/adoption - DAGKnight & vProgs - 100BPS Study kaspa:native before it's too late family📚
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I’m back bitches $KAS
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Kaspa has supported embedding data in transaction scripts since launch. devs could build software to read that data off-chain and interpret it however they wanted. Kaspa’s consensus doesn’t enforce that interpretation. the Toccata hard fork expanded what those scripts can do. covenants let devs define, for example, who can move an asset and under what conditions. Kaspa itself enforces those rules on L1. KCC20 uses covenants so Kaspa enforces token ownership and transfer rules. the reference implementation is nearly complete.
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