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.

Sep 24, 2026 · 2:25 PM UTC

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Can top holders be invited to $KASPA parties? 😃
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i hope i get an invite
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I thought I now owned 5% of the Kaspa Network. Damn, that means I'll have to sell it!😡
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Love this art What’s the inspiration?
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cross between surrealism/ brutalist machinery with an old sci-fi twist with our very important tiny human
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Look like im taking kaspa classes 😂😂
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welcome to the interns world every day

ALT Studying College Life GIF

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Great summary! 🧠 Key takeaway: KAS = token ownership, Kaspa network = decentralized infrastructure. More coins ≠ more voting power in PoW consensus. Pure decentralization is the goal, not concentrated control. Transparency matters here. Keep clarifying! 🔍
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Btw, love the Retro-Futurist Brutalist art, @kaspaunchained Intern.
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Open and decentralized for all
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카스파는 자유입니다. 거버넌스가 없습니다.
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🫶
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Shit coin not even 1$ 6 years over done nothing
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