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Who is buying 56 million KAS? Whale or market maker?
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Kaspa R&D Weekly: A merged node feature can trace a covenant coin to its origin, but only until pruning erases the trail
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Kaspa vProgs vs Smart Contracts: Sovereign L1 Magic vs zkEVM L2 Power
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Kaspa mining with one click? The room says scam
A newcomer asked if a one-click Kaspa mining site was legit, plus a mystery buyer, a hashrate check and a cruise ticket question.
The $4T ghost coin nobody can find
A chart glitch sent the community hunting a $4T ghost coin, while KAS rose 2.49% and chatters spotted another 4M KAS buy.
Kaspa Dollar: genius or gimmick?
A new stablecoin whitepaper lets miners power the price oracle. Genius design or risky gimmick? Hear how the community is split on the big idea.
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Visa alla →Kaspa R&D Weekly: A merged node feature can trace a covenant coin to its origin, but only until pruning erases the trail
Developers can now ask a node where a covenant coin came from without a third-party service, but the answer expires with the node's pruning window, so long-term proof is still an open question.
Kaspa R&D Weekly: Developers float a fixed 10-ticks-per-second clock for covenants, while a covenant index nears sign-off
A proposed "10 ticks per second" rule could keep covenant timers meaning the same thing even if Kaspa produces blocks faster, but for now it is an idea with open design questions.
Kaspa R&D Weekly: Covenant lookup reaches review, but a reviewer shows how one request could strain a node
A new way to find covenant-tagged coins is ready for review, yet one reviewer argues its limits do not match the database work a request can trigger.