If you were here in 2016/2017. You remembered what happened to $XRP. $KAS gives me the same exact vibes before that massive run up. Only difference is no VC’s to dump on us. #KASPA #CRYPTO $BTC $LTC $ZEC #PoW

This tic-tac-toe demo is far more important than the game itself. It is a working example of what vProgs can turn Kaspa into: a sequencing and settlement layer for stateful applications without forcing every piece of application logic to execute directly on L1. Two players can lock KAS into a pot, play a multi-round match, and have the result determined by a verifiable program. The game logic executes through a RISC Zero guest, while Kaspa orders the application activity. The resulting state transitions are proven, aggregated, and ultimately checked by an L1 settlement covenant before funds can exit to the winner or be returned after a draw. That architecture is the real story. Tic-tac-toe can be replaced with an exchange, prediction market, multiplayer game, auction, payment network, AI-agent economy, or other application with shared state. Kaspa provides ordering, data availability, settlement and the security anchor, while computation happens outside the consensus-critical path and proofs establish that the rules were followed. This is how Kaspa can scale programmability without turning every node into a global computer. vProgs effectively let applications bring their own execution environment while inheriting verifiable settlement from Kaspa. Tic-tac-toe is just the smallest possible demonstration of a much larger application model.

x402 on Kaspa could become one of the largest catalysts for actual network growth because it connects Kaspa directly to the economic layer autonomous agents are going to need. The important part is not simply that an AI can “pay with KAS.” x402 turns payment into part of the request itself. An agent requests an API, model, dataset, compute job or tool, receives a machine-readable 402 price, authorizes payment, and continues automatically. No subscription, invoice, checkout page or human intervention is required. That changes the addressable market for Kaspa considerably. Today most cryptocurrency payments are initiated by humans relatively infrequently. Agents operate differently. An autonomous agent could make hundreds or thousands of economically distinct requests per day: purchasing inference, querying proprietary data, renting compute, paying another agent, accessing an MCP tool, buying storage or settling some automated service. Machine commerce potentially transforms payments from occasional user events into continuous background infrastructure. Kaspa is unusually suited to this model. Its high-frequency Proof-of-Work blockDAG provides fast settlement without abandoning a UTXO architecture, while x402 can expose KAS through the same standardized payment lifecycle agents already understand. The Kaspa implementation supports ordinary native payments while also developing batch-settlement mechanisms for much smaller repeated payments, where funding can be committed once and multiple requests accounted for efficiently. This also connects directly to Kaspa’s long-term economic problem: generating meaningful transaction demand. Agents do not need to speculate on KAS for x402 to matter. They need KAS because an API, compute provider or machine service accepts it. That produces transactional demand, fees, wallet infrastructure, liquidity and ultimately more economic density on the network. The real opportunity is therefore bigger than “AI payments.” If the agentic economy develops as expected, x402 could make Kaspa one of its native settlement rails. Instead of convincing machines to use Kaspa, developers simply make KAS one of the payment options their agents already know how to negotiate.

Kaspa is ready now more than ever!💣 $KAS fam, no, I didn’t forget about you & never will. My very first big win in crypto was Kaspa which after losing my entire life savings on Kadena, pretty much saved my crypto journey. I will never forget how the Kaspa community reacted to my content when I first started making it. Kaspa has the fundamentals, the community & literally everything to be one of the TOP Layer 1s in the space. All it needs is momentum and it starting to get exactly that.

kaspa:native FAM I told you guys for the last two years, this is an elongated cycle, a buying phase for the elites and now I believe, ALT SEASON STARTS kaspa:native is going to the moon, hard and fast!!! Get ready for pure adrenaline... *PS, I still believe it is POSSIBLE we get a pullback in Q4 based on a traditional cycle

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GM kaspa:native FAM kaspa:native PA is BUILDING STRENGTH In short, kaspa:native buyers have showed up, Kaspa price held the bounce, and Kasper is higher than it was a week ago!!! kaspa:native had a strong week. It climbed from about $0.033 to roughly $0.041 yesterday - a gain of about 25–29% in 7 DAYS The move was stepwise, not a one-day spike which is VERY POSITIVE. Midweek it pushed through $0.038–$0.040, tagged a local high near $0.045, then eased a little!!! kaspa:native market cap is back around $1.14 BILLION Being side-lined here is dangerous and super risky...

“...always-on rails built for high-frequency, low-value payments.” i think ai’s need more than that. they need an ai-native programming language for dynamically expressing and composing logic on demand, so they can form cheap enforceable “covenants” with each other. they need fast rails where multiple parties can enter those agreements atomically. eg an agent could assemble several agents it neither knows nor trusts for a one-off job, generate custom rules for contribution, success and payment, and have everyone enter the agreement atomically. once settled, the agreement can simply disappear

Binance knows $KAS for a long time, perhaps I'm wrong, but I think that Binance is afraid by @KASPA or not able to list it according to Binance hold technology (too slow). $KAS may soon take over the BNB place.

We're not stopping!! Now it's time to make some real noise for Binance. Let's make sure Binance hears us loud and clear: we want $KAS listed! Let's show them the strength of the Kaspa community. Like, repost, and drop a comment to spread the word!

**Open Letter to Vlad Tenev** CEO, Robinhood @RobinhoodCrypto Vlad, @vladtenev Robinhood already lists plenty of coins that are narrative first and infrastructure second. Kaspa is the opposite. It’s time to list $KAS $Kaspa is the people’s coin. Fair launched. Proof of work. No premine. No VC allocation. No insider float hanging over retail. Every coin was mined. That alone should matter to a platform that built its brand on giving regular people access. The tech is not a slogan. BlockDAG and GHOSTDAG let the network produce blocks in parallel instead of waiting in a single-file line. Crescendo took it to 10 blocks per second. Toccata went live on mainnet June 30, 2026 and added native L1 covenants and on-chain ZK proof verification. Payments were already fast and cheap. Programmability is now on the base layer without turning the chain into another account-model copy. That combination of speed, PoW security, decentralization, and now real L1 programmability is rare. Most “fast” chains trade away one of those. Kaspa doesn’t. Robinhood’s own product direction makes the listing more obvious, not less. You’re building Robinhood Chain for tokenized stocks and you already list speculative names because retail wants them. Kaspa sits in a better spot than most of those listings: real throughput, real security model, growing builder activity, and a community that actually holds instead of rotating every week. Listing $KAS does three things for you: 1. Gives your users a high-throughput PoW asset that isn’t Bitcoin or a Bitcoin fork with extra branding. 2. Puts Robinhood in front of a community that has been asking for this listing for a long time and will actually use the product. 3. Aligns with the access story better than another meme with no base-layer reason to exist. I’m not asking you to shill it. I’m asking your listings team to do the work. Look at the launch history, the hashrate, the post-Toccata capability set, and the holder distribution. Then decide on the merits. Kaspa is the people’s coin. It’s time. Sincerely, The Kaspa Community P.S. Contact our Director of Business Development and Listings at your earliest convenience. @wolfie

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

🚨 THE ADULTS ARE IN THE ROOM Something changed around kaspa:native this month. Not the loud kind of change. The kind serious money notices before the crowd does. WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENED • Gemini hosted a live space with Kaspa Silver. A US-regulated exchange sitting down publicly with the Kaspa team. That is not a coincidence. That is a conversation. • Bitwise stated publicly that Kaspa is on their radar. The same firm that runs multiple crypto ETFs. When Bitwise says they are watching, they are watching for a reason. • BitGo integration work is visible on GitHub. Not rumor, not tweet, code. Institutional custody is a prerequisite for every serious capital allocator on the planet. • Silverscript is live. Smart contracts on Kaspa are not "coming." They are here. Developers can write today. • Toccata has been running since June 30. On-chain covenant activity is real, not testnet noise. • DAGKnight is in active development, officially targeted for Q4 2026. vProgs is in the pipeline behind it. • Kaspa has held the #1 spot on CoinMarketCap sentiment for over a month. Not a day. Not a week. A month. WHAT THAT ADDS UP TO A regulated exchange in dialogue with the team. An institutional ETF issuer watching. Institutional custody being wired up. Smart contracts live. The next consensus upgrade weeks away. Community conviction at the top of the market. This is what infrastructure convergence looks like. Not one catalyst - several arriving at the same time. THE ASYMMETRY NOBODY IS PRICING Previous ATH was $0.207 - roughly 5x from here. And that ATH was set BEFORE Silverscript, BEFORE Toccata, BEFORE institutional attention, BEFORE any of what is happening now. The asset today is fundamentally more valuable than the asset that hit that top. The price has not caught up. That is the definition of asymmetry. WHAT SERIOUS MONEY UNDERSTANDS Every cycle has a window where infrastructure has arrived and the crowd has not. The window closes fast - usually before most people notice it was ever open. For Kaspa, the infrastructure has arrived. The crowd has not. The question is not whether KAS moves. The question is whether you are already positioned when it does - or whether you are the one paying the person who was. Not financial advice. Just what I see on the board. #Kaspa kaspa:native #Crypto #Bitwise #Gemini #BitGo #Toccata #DAGKnight #Bitcoin #Altcoins

I'm a software in a big tech company in Switzerland, and I've working on tech more than a decade. And I can tell when a tech is solid. If I'd measure a project by the tech superiority, fairness, and spirit of the free money movement, then nothing beats $KAS or even comes closer.

I suspect one of the biggest questions an institution evaluating Kaspa would ask has very little to do with whether the technology works. Kaspa has already demonstrated high-frequency Proof of Work, 10 BPS operation, fast confirmation, and substantial unused transaction capacity. The harder question is economic: who is going to consume that capacity? Kaspa’s security budget is still overwhelmingly subsidy-driven. That matters because Kaspa’s emission schedule is unusually aggressive. Roughly 95% of the eventual supply has already been mined, and issuance continues declining geometrically toward effectively zero. The long-term security model therefore increasingly depends on transaction fees becoming meaningful enough to compensate miners as subsidy disappears. Right now, that fee market is still extremely immature. Recent standard transaction activity has been roughly 1–2 TPS while the network is capable of processing vastly more. That is excellent from a user-experience standpoint because blockspace is cheap and abundant, but from a security-budget perspective it means there is currently little competition for that blockspace. This is why I think Kaspa outreach should increasingly target builders before institutions. DeFi protocols create settlement transactions. DePIN networks generate machine payments, attestations and economic events. AI agents potentially generate enormous quantities of autonomous micropayments, escrow transactions, service purchases and machine-to-machine coordination. Toccata, covenants, Silverscript and eventually higher-level tooling like Argent give these applications increasingly sophisticated ways to use Kaspa directly. Those are the boots on the ground. An institution can buy KAS, but an application can generate millions of transactions. And millions of economically meaningful transactions create fees, liquidity, infrastructure, wallets, users and observable demand for blockspace. If Kaspa wants institutional adoption, the strongest argument may not be convincing institutions first. It may be building an economy underneath them that becomes impossible to ignore.

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.

Kaspa nodes get a security tune-up Kaspa v2.1.0 is out, and all node, mining and infrastructure operators are urged to upgrade. New nodes now sync in 20 MiB chunks to avoid timeouts. The kaspa:native release also cuts the biggest allowed network message from 1 GB to 256 MB to blunt spam attacks, and patches a security hole in its mining connection tool.

Why are @Bitwise and @BitGo suddenly flipping bullish on kaspa:native? A JP Morgan report might have just handed us the answer. JP Morgan recently asked corporate treasurers across 26 countries and 60+ industries what they want most from tokenisation. Nearly 40% said the same thing: money that settles instantly, any time, no cutoff windows. They just described what kaspa:native was built to do, almost to a tee. This report says more about where kaspa:native fits than any price chart does right now. I broke down all of it in the video. Full video linked below. 👇 JP Morgan Just Leaked What Kaspa Was Built For! - piped.video/UbcDI1T9UL8