Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. This is Rhubarbarian reporting live from the Kaspa AMA recap. Today, we have some exciting news to share with you regarding the latest developments in the Kaspa community. The AMA session was hosted by the Kaspa team, and they were on hand to answer all the burning questions from the community. The team provided updates on the progress of the Kaspa project, including the recent release of their new wallet and the upcoming plans for the Kaspa network. One of the key highlights from the AMA was the announcement of the Kaspa Improvement Proposal (KIP) process. This new process will allow community members to submit proposals for improvements to the Kaspa network, which will then be reviewed and voted on by the community. This is a significant step forward in ensuring that the Kaspa network remains community-driven and decentralized. The team also discussed their plans for scaling the Kaspa network, including the implementation of sharding technology. This will allow for increased transaction throughput and improved scalability, making Kaspa a more attractive option for developers and users alike. Overall, the AMA session was highly informative and provided valuable insights into the future of the Kaspa project. The Kaspa team’s commitment to transparency and community engagement was evident throughout the session, and it’s clear that they are dedicated to building a strong and vibrant ecosystem. That’s all for now, folks. This is Rhubarbarian, signing off.

The Kaspa community recently held an Ask Me Anything (AMA) session hosted by Bubblegum Lightning and Wolfie, also known as @BubblegumLtng and @Kaspa_HypeMan on Twitter. The event featured guest speaker Rhubarbarian, also known as @ChadBallantyne. The discussion focused on the Community Marketing Fund (CMF) and the crowdfunding efforts to support marketing initiatives for Kaspa.

The main goal of the CMF and crowdfunding is to raise money to fund several months of creative content, public relations management, and marketing activities for Kaspa. This will help the community to plan and strategize new platforms and programs, and establish a strong marketing foundation. The initial funding request for the project was 750,000 $KAS, with plans to continue funding marketing efforts through the CMF, similar to how the development fund operates.

The AMA provided an opportunity for Kaspa community members to learn more about the CMF, the marketing initiatives, and to engage with Rhubarbarian. Attendees were encouraged to participate in the conversation about the development of Kaspa and its increasing need for marketing.

Rhubarbarian has been actively involved in marketing and creating content for Kaspa from the early stages of the ecosystem. He is responsible for the branding and image of Kaspa.

For more information on Kaspa and its community-driven marketing efforts, you can visit their website, wiki, Medium page, Teletype, Discord, Telegram, Twitter, Reddit, GitHub, and Explorer. You can also find Bubblegum Lightning on the Kaspa Discord.

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