🚨 PLEASE READ, BIG RELEASE Hello dear $KAS Community, After 150+ commits, multiple sleepless nights, and 3+ weeks of work… it’s finally here: 🔥 The LIVE Order Book Heatmap is now live on: 👉 kaspa-lens.com We’ve worked incredibly hard to bring this feature to you in such a short time, so please be kind with your feedback, we’re still improving things! ⚠️ A few important notes: - The server might struggle if too many people jump in at once. If loading takes longer, it may be due to high traffic. - For now, we’ve limited historical loading to 4 hours, otherwise performance can suffer. - If you keep the browser open with the WebSocket active, it will continue receiving new events in real time. Please like, share, and comment to support us, your feedback is extremely valuable. We hope you enjoy exploring the live order books! Currently supported: @Bybit_Official & @Gate More exchanges may be added in the future. Happy charting, Kaspians 💚

Another multilingual update! After bringing the Daily Pulse to new languages, we’re taking the next step: kaspa-lens.com is now fully available in 13 languages! Making $KAS more accessible and increasing Kaspa’s visibility around the world. 💚 More languages. More reach. More Kaspa.

🌍 kaspa-lens.com is going more multilingual! Our Daily Pulse is now also available in: 🇪🇸 Spanish - NEW 🇵🇹 Portuguese - NEW Bringing $KAS to even more people around the world. 💚 More languages. More Kaspa. #Kaspa #KAS #KaspaLens

We are giving away kasstamp.com for free Domain + OpenSource code (github.com/kasstamp/kasstamp) We don't want to maintain this project anymore. Anyone who wants to adopt it? You can stamp any digital artifact into the kaspa:native BlockDag and share the receipts.

Kaspa.

We are currently planning to extend and add the kaspa:native daily pulse in Spanish and Portuguese as well. What other languages would you like see the daily pulse?

🔥🔥🔥 The order book heatmap from KasLens got a new update, you can now select a specific area to see much more details about all selected kaspa:native Trades

Kaspa can now enforce rules on money, not just move it. Covenants. Silverscript. Argent. KCC-20. vProgs. Most people can't explain what any of them actually do — or how they fit together. So I built KasStacker 🧱 ▸ 5-min guided tour, zero unexplained jargon ▸ One page per component: what it is, what it can't do ▸ Layer-by-layer comparison matrix ▸ Honest maturity badges — sourced, dated, never guessed ▸ Live status pulled daily from the GitHub repos Independent. Open source. Free. 👉 kasstacker.org $KAS #Kaspa

Hey guys, It's been a while since my last post, and I feel almost bad for not posting anything for such a long time 🙈 Unfortunately, I caught a really nasty infection on my way home from the KAS meetup and have been stuck in bed with a high fever and brain fog for the last few weeks. I'm still not completely back to normal, but since I'm finally starting to have a bit more energy, I wanted to use the opportunity to share some thoughts about the meetup, because I think it will turn out to have been extremely influential for the future of Kaspa. For anybody who doesn't know what I'm talking about: about 3.5 weeks ago, KAS organized an internal meetup between core contributors (and some additional community developers) at an undisclosed location in Europe. When I first learned about the plans for this meetup, I didn't really know what to expect. I've been to developer meetups before, but those were traditionally very narrow and task-focused. E.g. you got a team together to work on a specific problem that was difficult enough to deserve the shared attention of everyone involved. In the case of Kaspa, however, we have relatively small and independent teams working on a number of different topics in parallel, such as vprogs, covenants, SilverScript, Argent, etc. There are, of course, interfaces between these topics, but they all have their own independent designs and problem spaces. This independence of developers is one of Kaspa's biggest strengths, but it also creates a situation where not everybody is always fully up to speed with what is happening elsewhere in the project. For me personally, this is probably the biggest obstacle to becoming an effective communicator. To feel confident discussing things publicly, I need to develop a deeper understanding and intuition for the subject. And that requires knowing not only the final design or code, but also the roads that weren't taken and the mountains that had to be climbed along the way. What Kaspa really needed, wasn't a narrow, task-focused meetup, but a broad, vision-building one: something that connected the dots and allowed the different teams to develop a deeper understanding of each other's work, and ultimately see how all of it fits together as a coherent whole. And the reason I'm telling you all of this is that this is exactly what the meetup turned into. A week of open sessions and discussions covering the different development efforts, giving everyone the opportunity to build that deeper shared understanding. I think it was a huge success! I'll write a little more over the coming days about specific topics like Argent (which I really like), but I also have quite a lot to catch up on after being sick for so long. @Max143672 did a really good job working through a lot of the open tasks around vprogs, and I now have a lot of code to review :'P

I love Kaspa and the ecosystem being built around it. 💚 And I’m honestly amazed by how strongly you guys have supported KasLens. Huge thanks for all the feedback over the last few days, especially from some @kasbtc_krc20 gurus. We’ve improved our price discovery again, and prices from the KASPACOM venue are now much closer to what you actually see there. But while working on this, something keeps bothering me: Are some KRC20 market caps actually realistic? Forget CEX volume for a moment. Just look at DEX/swaps. Some tokens show market caps of $500K+, while having almost no real trading activity, sometimes just a few dollars traded across several days. Technically, the market cap calculation can be correct. But does that number really represent the value of the market when there’s almost no liquidity behind the price? What do you think? What would YOU add to make Kaspa token data more trustworthy and useful? This is exactly the kind of feedback I want for KasLens. kaspa:native 💚

Aster and Hyperliquid now available as perpetual exchanges at kaspa-lens.com They are also included in the $KAS Exchange Rankings.

One Word for all these kaspa:native graphs

The journey to Wallet #1's average entry price has begun! 💚 kaspa:native Target -> $0.07742

1.01B USD Market Cap - No words 💚💚💚 kaspa:native 💚💚💚

$KAS is #60 on CMC. But here’s something you don’t see on CMC: Across 20 major exchanges, KAS ranks in the top 17% of listed assets on average. Not market cap. Not price. I find that number way more interesting than I expected.

kaspa:native is currently ranked around #65 at CMC. But here’s the interesting part: Across major exchanges, kaspa:native ranks in the Top 25% of all listed assets on average. That’s a completely different way to look at how strong kaspa:native actually performs across exchanges. Another unique metric, now live on KasLens. Coming to the app soon. Worth a follow if you aren’t already. 💚

Kaspa Lens added 7 new perpetual markets, further improving our market data coverage and quality. We’re also working on the Kaspa Token Rankings again. Based on your feedback, improving the Market Cap Ranking is our next focus. Follow @KaspaLens and get the KasLens app. 📱 #Kaspa #KAS