Rust to Kaspa was like changing the engine of a vehicle in the middle of the ride*. The new engine supports the same spec, so the replacement is seamless, however it is much more powerful, so it can be accelerated (10 BPS hardfork)
— Michael Sutton (@MichaelSuttonIL) June 18, 2024
In a recent tweet, Distributed Systems Researcher and Developer Michael Sutton likened the transition from Rust to Kaspa to changing the engine of a vehicle in the middle of the ride. He explained that the new engine supports the same specifications as the previous one, making the replacement seamless. However, the new engine is much more powerful, allowing for acceleration, symbolized by the upcoming 10 BPS hardfork.
This analogy sheds light on the significance of the switch to Kaspa and the improvements it brings. Kaspa, a blockchain platform that aims to improve scalability and efficiency, is poised to make significant strides with this upgrade.
Michael Sutton, as one of the core developers of Kaspa, plays a vital role in shaping the future of the platform. His expertise and contributions are key in driving innovation within the Kaspa community.
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