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Kaspa R&D Weekly: A chain of hashes could let wallets accept payments without signing each one
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View all →Kaspa R&D Weekly: A chain of hashes could let wallets accept payments without signing each one
A proposed one-time permission system offers wallets tighter control over incoming payments, but its deliberately narrow security model leaves an important question open.
Kaspa R&D Weekly: SilverScript’s new call tags could make contracts easier to use without a manual
Two small compiler proposals exposed a larger design choice: whether wallets can call common contract functions reliably without carrying contract-specific instructions.
A working exchange prototype made contracts simpler, but exposed the rules still missing
Kaspa’s experimental contract tools can now automate much of the plumbing behind multi-asset transactions, while token standards and shared on-chain data remain unsettled.