I blocked CFB because he asked me to.
I examine PoW projects because PoW is what I do, it’s not my fault that every PoW projects compares itself with Kaspa, but I commented on projects before this was the reality.
Asking people who claim their protocol is secure for proof is not…— Shai ❤️ Deshe 💜 Wybors𐤊i 💙 (大胡子) (@DesheShai) December 18, 2024
**Shai Wyborski Discusses PoW Projects and Their Comparisons to Kaspa**
In a recent Twitter post, Shai Wyborski, known online as Shai ❤️ Deshe 💜 Wybors𐤊i 💙 and a PhD candidate in quantum cryptography, shared thoughts on Proof of Work (PoW) projects and their frequent comparisons to Kaspa. As one of the core developers of the Kaspa protocol, Wyborski’s insights hold significant weight within the cryptocurrency community.
Wyborski revealed that he blocked an individual referred to as CFB after being asked to do so. He clarified that his interest in examining PoW projects stems from his expertise in the area rather than a personal agenda. He addressed the current trend where many PoW projects find themselves drawing comparisons to Kaspa, asserting that it is not his fault but rather a reflection of the prevailing discourse within the industry. According to Wyborski, there was a time when he commented on various projects without this comparative context being established.
He further emphasized the importance of security protocols in the cryptocurrency space, stating that asking for proof from those who claim their protocols are secure is a necessary practice. This comment reflects a growing desire for transparency and accountability in the rapidly evolving world of blockchain technologies.
As Kaspa continues to be recognized as a leading PoW project, discussions surrounding its security and performance remain at the forefront. Wyborski’s remarks highlight the necessity for rigorous scrutiny among PoW protocols, setting a standard for developers and users alike.
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