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"I rode Kaspa down from $0.20 to $0.01 without selling… that’s what I do.”
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The Fed is printing money to buy US Treasury bills... more than during Covid.
- Covid: ~$320B
- Last 9 months: ~$355B
Everyone is talking about the Fed hike... no one is talking about Warsh printing money Covid-style to buy UST bills.
At the same time, Bessent is issuing more UST bills to buy back US long-term debt.
In other words, the Treasury buyback is nothing else than QE in disguise.
We don't own enough hard assets for what's coming.
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I have seen this scenario blasted on my TL 50 times.
Lets see if @cz_binance allows it.
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As I’ve been saying all year, crypto is the last asset class to begin moving w/ the business cycle.
I told you to watch Russell 2000 breakout.
It did.
I told you to watch copper bottom vs. gold.
It did.
I told you to prepare for this very moment.
You cannot stop the train.
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And here it is guys
A second highest number on transactions on $KAS Kaspa for the last month. After a couple of days of calmdown, we can see a huge spike in the last 24 hours
218k transactions per day on a POW layer puts #KAS at No. 2 spot usage wise. This is massive and we want to see this trend pushing on and on.
Amazing to see !
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I'm traveling to South America and I see a guy wearing a Bitcoin shirt
Awesome to see future Kaspians on this flight
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Morning. While you were sleeping, @manyfest_ finished the KCC-23 reference implementation, the rulebook for token metadata on a prunable chain. @supertypo_kas patched the DNS seeder so dead nodes stop juicing the node count.
vProgs caught a reorg bug on TN10. Before it mattered. That's the whole point of a testnet.
And Michael Sutton's doing Bitcoin Takeover on October 7. Big mic for the quiet dev.
Covenants aren't the future anymore. They're just Tuesday.
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i used to think real-time execution was the one thing that couldn’t be faked on bitcoin L1.
i stand corrected.
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1 BTC = 1 / 21,000,000 of Bitcoin.
Using Kaspa’s max supply, that same network-supply share is roughly 1,367 KAS.
So if 1 BTC = $84,000:
$84,000 ÷ 1,367 ≈ $61.45 per KAS
Today, KAS trades nowhere near that.
Same scarcity share.
Very different market valuation.
The question isn’t whether 1 KAS = 1 BTC.
The question is:
What happens if the market ever values Kaspa at Bitcoin-scale network value?
kaspa:native #Kaspa #Bitcoin #Crypto #BlockDAG
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Imagine an AI hiring a few other agents for a job, then having to work out who does what and when each one gets paid.
That’s the example in Sutton’s reply to BlackRock. He’s arguing for agents to create rules for each job that the network can enforce, with everyone joining the agreement in one atomic step.
What I’d like to see next is a small working example on Kaspa. A few agents, one task, an agreed payment. Something we can follow from start to finish.
#Kaspa #AI
“...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
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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/
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