Download CopyMyCrypto : linktr.ee/holdyourseed for diversification! Turn $5k to $100k on the secured🔐 @Tangem wallet with 10% discount coupon: DVTB8M If blocks per second (BPS) were like employees in a company, each "employee" would represent a unit of productivity — a block being completed and added to the chain. Kaspa, operating at 10 BPS, would be like a high-efficiency tech startup with 10 workers each finishing a task every second — rapid, parallel, and highly responsive. Bitcoin, producing one block every 10 minutes, would resemble a traditional legacy firm with a single craftsman completing one meticulous project every so often — stable but slow. Ethereum, especially after its upgrades, is like a mid-sized company with a decent number of workers getting tasks done steadily, balancing speed with security. Meanwhile, Solana, known for its high throughput, might be compared to a large, fast-paced production company churning out tasks at breakneck speed, sometimes trading off stability for raw performance. In this analogy, blockchains aren't just protocols — they're workforces with distinct cultures, speeds, and priorities. 10 BPS on $KAS Kaspa or 1 Block Time per 0.1 second, @kaspacurrency @hashdag @MichaelSuttonIL @ShaiWyborski @KaspaChris @DesheShai @KaspaChris @BrendonSedo @cassieydz @kasplex @KaspaKii @Igra_Labs @knsdomain  🚀✨✨✨🥇🎖️👑Kaspa finality is near instantly less than averaged 3 seconds. Prior to 10 BPS, 1 BPS achieved the maximum TPS 1173, therefore 10.5 x 1173 = TPS 12,316🔥👑🎉🌍 5 BPS on $HYPE Hyperliquid or 1 Block Time per 0.2 second, @HyperliquidX @chameleon_jeff🏎️✨✨🥈 2.565 BPS on $SUI Sui or 1 Block Time per 0.390 second, @SuiNetwork @EvanWeb3 @b1ackd0g @EmanAbio Sui has experienced a downtime☠️ 2.5 BPS on $SOL Solana or 1 Block Time per 0.4 second, @solana @toly Solana has experienced multiple downtime since existence due to heavy usage☠️ 1.539 BPS on $INJ Injective or 1 Block Time per 0.65 second, @injective @ericinjective 🚗✨🥉 1 BPS on $AZERO Aleph Zero or 1 Block Time per 1 second, @aleph_zero alexstrz 0.9099 BPS on $NEAR Near Protocol or 1 Block Time per 1.1 seconds, nearprotocol ilblackdragon 0.5 BPS on $TON The Open Network or an averaged 1 Block Time per 2 (2 - 5) seconds, @ton_blockchain maximilian_crown 0.5 BPS on $POL Polygon or 1 Block Time per 2 seconds, @0xpolygon sandeepnailwal 0.5 BPS on $MNT Mantle or 1 Block Time per 2 seconds, @mantle_official cooper_midroni 0.5 BPS on $AVAX Avalanche or 1 Block Time per 2 seconds, @avax el33th4xor 0.3334 BPS on $TRX Tron or 1 Block Time per 3 seconds, @trondao @justinsuntron 0.3334 BPS on $BNB BNB Chain or 1 Block Time per 3 seconds, @bnbchain @cz_binance heyibinance 0.3334 BPS on $XRP or 1 Block Time per (average 3 to 5) 3 seconds, @Ripple @bgarlinghouse 0.3334 BPS on $ALGO or 1 Block Time per 3 seconds, @algodevs silvio_micali 0.3334 BPS on $CORE Core or 1 Block Time per 3 seconds, @coredao_org BrendonSedo cassieydz 0.3334 BPS on $HBAR Hedera or an averaged 1 Block Time per 3 (3 - 5) seconds, @hedera leemonbaird ManceHarmon 0.1667 BPS on $DOT Polkadot or 1 Block Time per 6 seconds, @polkadot gavofyork 0.1667 BPS on $RUNE Thorchain or 1 Block Time per 6 seconds, @thorchain @jpthor 0.1667 BPS on $EGLD Multiversx or 1 Block Time per 6 seconds, multiversx @beniaminmincu 0.1539 BPS on $ATOM Cosmos or 1 Block Time per 6.5 seconds, cosmos @jaekwon @buchmanster 0.0834 BPS on $TAO Bittensor or 1 Block Time per 12 seconds, @opentensor @const_reborn 0.083 BPS on $ETH Ethereum or 1 Block Time per 12.05 seconds, @ethereum @VitalikButerin The Pectra upgrade it does not address scalability, but rather it makes $ETH more centralised☠️ 0.05 BPS on $ADA Cardano or 1 Block Time per 20 seconds, @cardano_cf @IOHK_Charles

PoS was a biggest mistake. There is no best in Proof of Stake, as funds can be paused and frozen. PoS sacrifices security and decentralisation for scalability. It keeps one—scalability⚡️—and sacrifices two: security and decentralisation. PoS has unlimited supply that they manage to burn to make their token scarce, that is manipulation. These are companies with CEOs—unless you forgot why Bitcoin exists. No one can sue Bitcoin: it is PoW, with no CEO and no company, same as Kaspa. Every coin has bashed Bitcoin on speed as scalability, because it was designed during 2009 dialup internet speed. BTC sacrifices speed as scalability but keeps two: decentralisation and security as PoW. Kaspa, BTC’s younger PoW brother, keeps all three: PoW security🔐, decentralisation🛜 and scalability⚡️in real-time decentralisation using @Starlink . Funds on Kaspa are unconfiscatable. Kaspa is a top-10 coin, faster than all PoS without sacrifice, outages and waiting at $0.001 per txn fee per 100ms. MC $1B–$20B = 20x. KAS 3% left to be minned, scarcity is a privilege, while BTC 4%. PoS : 1/3 on Trilema ☠️ Bitcoin : 2/3 on Trilema 😎 Kaspa : 3/3 on Trilema 👏💯 Kaspa is what Bitcoin was supposed to be🤯 Can you make calls on crypto and chat on crypto, without KYC and cellphone numbers? Kaspa X @KaChat_ X @Starlink Technology always win, dialup internet get to be replaced by fibre, then fibre be replaced by satellite @Starlink kaspa:native

I thought no one accepts $KAS ? financewire.com/2026/09/25/b…

Kaspa is 8th in the world for hash rate in the proof of work arena. It was 5th at its peak hash rate. Kaspa becomes a top 10 crypto globally this cycle. Top 3 next cycle. It will take #1 spot in 12 years.

💎Diamond Hands💎 kaspa:native = $0.035 - $0.05 Bitcoin vs Kaspa 21,000,000 = 28,700,000,000 Celebrities & Institutional clusters: 🧜‍♂️ 731,707 $BTC = 1B $KAS = $35M - $50M - there can be only 28 holders 🐋 73,171 $BTC = 100M $KAS = $3.5M - $5M - there can be only 287 holders 🐳 7,317 $BTC = 10M $KAS = $350k - $500k - there can be only 2,870 holders Individual clusters: 🦈 731.7 $BTC = 1,000,000 $KAS = $35k - $50k - there can be only 28,700 holders 🐬 73.17 $BTC = 100,000 $KAS = $3,500 - $5,000 - there can be only 287,000 holders 🐟 21 $BTC = 28,700 $KAS = $1,400 - there can be only 1 million holders 🐙 1 $BTC = 1367 $KAS = $70 - there can be only 21 million holders The best holder mindset is knowing you are one of 500,000 holders in a world of 8+ billion people. 🐟X2 🔥🔥🔥 42 $BTC = 57,400 $KAS = $2,800 — there can be only 500,000 holders. $KAS

Opening my kraken app today and the first story on the home page is developers in Florida accepting $KAS as payment for their townhomes. We are so early... financewire.com/2026/09/25/b… #KASPAisENDGAME

💎Diamond Hands💎 $KAS = $0.035 - $0.05 Bitcoin vs Kaspa 21,000,000 = 28,700,000,000 Celebrities & Institutional clusters: 🧜‍♂️ 731,707 $BTC = 1B $KAS = $35M - $50M - there can be only 28 holders 🐋 73,171 $BTC = 100M $KAS = $3.5M - $5M - there can be only 287 holders 🐳 7,317 $BTC = 10M $KAS = $350k - $500k - there can be only 2,870 holders Individual clusters: 🦈 731.7 $BTC = 1,000,000 $KAS = $35k - $50k - there can be only 28,700 holders 🐬 73.17 $BTC = 100,000 $KAS = $3,500 - $5,000 - there can be only 287,000 holders 🐟 21 $BTC = 28,700 $KAS = $1400 - there can be only 1 million holders 🐙 1 $BTC = 1367 $KAS = $70 - there can be only 21 million holders The best holder mindset is knowing you are one of 500,000 holders in a world of 8+ billion people. 🐟X2 🔥🔥🔥 42 $BTC = 57,400 $KAS = $2,800 — there can be only 500,000 holders.

It’s finished. Over the past weeks, I’ve been working on a video about Kaspa. Not just about speed, but about the idea behind it, the technology that makes it different, and what can now be built on top of it. From BlockDAG and GHOSTDAG to programmability on Layer 1, this is my attempt to tell that story in a way that goes beyond technical specifications. Built with respect for the people who made it possible. A sincere thank you to the developers, researchers, and contributors who continue to build, refine, and push Kaspa forward. @kasmediadotcom @michaelsuttonil @hashdag Build on the future. Build on Kaspa. kaspa.org/

🏁 The race is on. Now’s the perfect moment to announce your kaspa:native spot listing. ▣ @binance ▣ @coinbase ▣ @cryptocom ▣ @Gemini ▣ @okx Who moves first?

You need a seamless network that can send value in real-time over the internet, the same as sending an iMessage. The network should not need a third party to work. The asset itself needs a fixed supply, such as 28.7B KAS, which allows each of 8B users to own 3 KAS, then the asset becomes scarce, then price appreciation follows.

Kaspa is awaiting to use $USDC at 100 milliseconds for global adoption of 8B users at a throughput of 604M per day and at a fee of $0.001 per txn on the secured Proof of Work network similarly to Ethereum at the inception but on Real-Time Decentralisation, while Mastercard does an average of 600M & Visa 900M txns per day not as crypto. Ethereum is a pre-birth of Kaspa, without 28.7B max supply. connect with core-developers for easy of implementation & verification @michaelsuttonil or communicate with @Kaspa_HypeMan & @KaspaKii for clarity Solana & Sui is best with outages, while at 400 milliseconds is 4x slower than Kaspa. Try and experiment with a portion of USDC as part of research you might be surprised. NFC tap payment is ready with @Tangem support. Kaspa L1 network will give @circle the security, scalability and decentralised reputation it deserve Any reply to this post will still shock @circle 👀

Money is technology = Money evolved from sea shells, gold coins, paper, plastic debit cards. Bitcoin is crypto = crypto hardware wallet support is available. Free market decided the value of bitcoin, since from cents to hundreds of dollars. When something has value it does not mean it qualify as Medium of Exchange, MoE, like expensive wallpaper paintings. Gold was used as MoE using coins and for local trade was excellent, but when supply chain of products expand scalability was a challenge, hence layers was there to assure that there is no counterfeit of paper money. Then paper was also not scalable hence plastic cards was introduced through visa as 3rd party. Bitcoin is not fast to be scalable to 8B users, up-to 7000 txns or people should wait every 10 minutes as a batch there are 144 batches of every 10 minutes in a day. Bitcoin does not have TPS, like Visa, as it measures in 10 minutes not in seconds. Lightning is not crypto = no crypto hardware wallet support, therefore it is not secured. LN is a side-chain that locks the bitcoin 1:1 to obtain synthetic version of the original, the side-chain network is not secure, it does not use the same architecture of bitcoin. It has different computer nodes from bitcoin and is not secured by PoW mining computers, it is similar to Solana but very weaker. Protocols utilize layers = yes it introduce middleman who are the main virus of fiat money which is against 3rd parties, a single point of failure. The messenger who does not know the origin of Satoshi's white-paper. Is just brainless follower of the recruiter.

I think it very clear that Gemini does not see the benefit of having Kaspa, these watchlist is the types of crypto that they can benefit from, Bitcoin is obviously expensive to withdraw from exchange to self-custody wallet, they enjoy fees and also keeping micro-balances for users. Kaspa does the opposite of bitcoin which is, it is best to be withdraw from exchange itself. Why would they take effort to help users, while they benefit very minimal. With all Proof of Stake L1 and memes everyone pay to be added on watchlist, then they short coins to d3ath which is the second benefit. Coinbase was listing this types of coins later are removed them, they made their money. Satoshi was correct to warn us about middleman but we feel we can co-exist with middleman. Based on exchanges they are the gate keepers and they wont allow another network to replace Bitcoin, because they benefit from flaws of bitcoin. We need to be happy with Decentralised exchanges that we have and stop this thing of wanting the top 5 exchanges: Binance, Coinbase, OKX, Crypto,com; Gemini. Prices only appreciate when Kaspa is bought on-chain, hence the bitcoin did 1000x, these ETFs wont push bitcoin 100x period. We better from this BS middleman. With @BitGo and with more hardware wallet solutions, this is what we need and stablecoin issuers @tether @circle @FDLabsHQ @SkyEcosystem on L1 as KCC20 we have @krakenfx @UpholdInc @HTX_Global users can make a little effort to purchase #Kaspa, as for the rest of the world there are global support @MEXC @Gate @bitget @Bybit_Official and many more. Self-Custody is cheaper with Kaspa. We should embrace DEX @KaspaCom @ChangeNOW @Igra_Labs and many more. Thanks Gemini

A lot of people think what makes Kaspa unique is the technology. But the technology is really the consequence of a deeper philosophical difference. Most crypto projects ask: How can we maximize performance without sacrificing decentralization? Kaspa asks: How can we maximize decentralization without sacrificing performance? That slight inversion of priorities changes everything. It changes what the system optimizes for, which tradeoffs are acceptable, and ultimately what kind of threat model matters. Kaspa and in particular the upcoming DAGKnight fork are built around the idea that a decentralized monetary network should remain resilient even under extreme failure scenarios like global infrastructure disruption, war, or other large-scale breakdowns. Because fast digital coordination should not force people to choose between trusting a small group of node operators over a small group of banks. For many applications, that distinction may not matter. But for the applications where credible neutrality, censorship resistance, and resilience matter most, that ideological edge is the product. Kaspa does not merely compete at the technological level. It competes at the philosophical level and the technology is just the downstream consequence of following that philosophy to the end.

Using assumptions of 7,000 transactions per Bitcoin 1 block and 700 transactions per Kaspa 1 block, the key difference is the number of blocks produced. Kaspa currently operates at 10 blocks per second, while Bitcoin produces roughly one block every 10 minutes. What if? becomes 21.7 years on Bitcoin and 13.2 days on #Kaspa, MasterCard 13.3 days and Visa 8.9 days🤯 It is a fact that Bitcoin will continue to loose money by the design of the network, due to side-chains, Strike, LN & L2s - also Mr White Hat - due to middleman.

Kaspians everyone need to rate @KaChat_ on Apple store or Google Play 5⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I dont have complains with the app, why not💚 Otherwise Bitcoiners and Haters will give it a 1⭐️

🚨 Silverscript v1 is officially out! 🚨 ​This completes the 8 month journey that started with Toccata. We can finally write human and AI readable smart contracts on $KAS. ​What used to take thousands of lines of raw opcodes for an early token mechanism can now be written in just 60 lines of code. It grew from just "CashScript with loops" into a full smart contract language handling complex, stateful contracts. ​Massive step for UTXO programmability on Proof-of-Work. Silverscript is setting the foundation, and Argent is coming next to add higher layers of abstraction. ​Link to the Github release: github.com/kaspanet/silversc…

Kaspa is used by like 3 people and is a terrible store of value It has solved nothing