Apr 19, 2023 | News
Create Your Own Cloud Mining Data Center with Liquid Mining
Liquid Mining, a revolutionary cryptocurrency mobile application, has recently added Kaspa to its cloud mining app. This integration simplifies the mining process, making it more user-friendly and accessible. Liquid Mining operates on Web 3.0 principles and allows users to mine coins without needing their own hardware or technical knowledge.
The app does not have its own token but offers several benefits, such as a variety of coins to mine and an easy-to-use interface. Liquid Mining aims to make mining convenient for all while maintaining transparency for its users.
Users can start mining by registering on the Liquid Mining marketplace and purchasing basic mining components, including a video card, installation fee, and energy. Additional mining components can be bought as individual utility NFTs, with bonuses for completing sets.
Liquid Mining’s global data centers provide reliable power for mining, equipped with advanced technology, backup power, cooling systems, and network equipment. The centers are secure, with robust security and fire systems, and follow strict protocols for monitoring, maintenance, and disaster recovery.
Liquid Mining is also hosting a limited-time event called “Race for the Container,” where participants can win a Liquid Plus Container. By achieving specific sales volumes in each league, participants can permanently keep the equipment and advance to the next stage. The event adds a competitive element to Liquid Mining and offers valuable rewards.
By integrating Kaspa into their app, Liquid Mining has made Kaspa mining more convenient for users worldwide. The mobile platform provides an excellent opportunity for users to dive into cryptocurrency mining without any technical setup.
Join Liquid Mining today and build your own mining farm within the app. Visit their website, follow them on Twitter, join their Discord and Telegram channels, subscribe to their YouTube channel, and stay updated on their operations backed by actual data center hash power.
For more information on Kaspa and Liquid Mining, check out Kaspa’s official channels and resources, including their website, wiki, Medium page, Teletype, Discord, Telegram, Twitter, Reddit, GitHub, and Explorer.
Apr 19, 2023 | News
Title: The Pros and Cons of ASIC Mining in the Kaspa Network
Cryptocurrency mining has come a long way since its early days when individuals could mine coins on their personal computers. As the process became more competitive and complex, specialized hardware known as Application-Specific Integrated Circuits (ASICs) became the go-to choice for miners. With recent developments in the Kaspa network, it’s crucial to understand the benefits and drawbacks of ASIC mining.
Advantages of ASIC Mining:
ASICs are highly efficient, delivering impressive hash rates while consuming less power than GPU or CPU mining methods. This efficiency leads to increased profitability, especially for large-scale operations. A larger number of miners can increase a cryptocurrency’s value and stability.
Disadvantages of ASIC Mining:
However, this drive for profit can lead to centralization, where a few large operations dominate the mining power. This goes against the decentralized nature of cryptocurrencies and can make networks vulnerable to manipulation. ASICs also lack adaptability; if an algorithm changes or a more profitable coin emerges, they can quickly become outdated, causing financial losses for miners.
Network Security:
ASICs offer more stable security than GPU miners, as they are dedicated to one cryptocurrency and do not switch between them opportunistically. This dedication leads to a more stable mining community and raises the bar for potential attacks on the network.
Environmental Impact and Entry Barriers:
Despite being energy-efficient, the high concentration of mining power in ASIC operations still leads to significant energy consumption. The high cost of acquiring ASICs can deter small-scale miners, reducing diversity in the mining community. Additionally, with only a few manufacturers dominating the market, there are concerns about supply chain vulnerabilities.
Transitioning from GPU to ASIC:
Ensuring a smooth transition from GPU to ASIC mining is essential for sustainability. Balancing the roles of both miner types can be challenging. Kaspa’s rapid emission schedule and high block-per-second rates could help make ASIC mining more decentralized.
Alternative Approaches:
While ASICs are powerful, the Kaspa community may explore other technologies like optical PoW to diversify and strengthen the crypto ecosystem.
In conclusion, ASIC mining brings both advantages and challenges to the Kaspa network. It’s important to maintain a balance that upholds the network’s decentralized nature while exploring new technologies. The Kaspa community continues to discuss and address these issues to ensure a sustainable and inclusive future for the network.
For those interested in joining the conversation, please check out Kaspa’s Discord channel.
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Apr 16, 2023 | News
The latest update from the Kaspa team reveals the release of the Rusty Kaspa Alpha version. This new version is in its early development stage and is mainly for experienced Kaspa users who are comfortable using the command line. The team is working on fixing a compatibility issue with certain Linux versions and advises users to compile the program themselves for now.
The Rusty Kaspa Alpha aims to replace the existing Kaspa Go node and will eventually lead to a hard-fork, which will be announced soon. The team assures general users and holders that they don’t need to take any action at this stage.
The Rust rewrite is expected to bring several benefits, including increased speed and improved performance. However, there won’t be an immediate change in block speed as improvements will be rolled out gradually.
The team also addresses frequently asked questions such as compatibility between Rust and Go nodes, version changes, and preparations for node runners. They assure that miners don’t need to make any changes during the integration process but should stay informed about updates.
The Rust Alpha release marks a significant milestone for Kaspa and is expected to enhance the platform’s efficiency, performance, and scalability. The team encourages users to participate in testing and report any bugs or suggestions through the Kaspa Discord server.
The post concludes with a list of resources for users to stay updated on the latest developments and to connect with the Kaspa community.
Apr 15, 2023 | News
Tangem, a cutting-edge hardware wallet, has recently partnered with the Kaspa ecosystem, providing Kaspa holders, miners, and users with a secure and feature-rich experience for managing their digital assets. This integration offers exceptional security, as Tangem’s technology is certified to the same level as passports, protecting assets from dust, water, and hacking attempts.
The unique feature of Tangem is its use of a card as the key to access the wallet, requiring users to tap the card on their phone using Near Field Communication (NFC) technology. Additionally, Tangem allows users to connect up to three cards to a single wallet, serving as physical backups.
Tangem also offers comprehensive cryptocurrency management, enabling users to buy and sell cryptocurrencies using various payment methods and access decentralized services. The collaboration between Tangem and Kaspa represents a significant achievement for the Kaspa community, ensuring that they have access to the best tools and resources for managing their digital assets.
For a limited time, Tangem is offering a 15% discount with the promo code KASPA. More information about Tangem can be found on their website at https://tangem.com/. Kaspa also provides resources for its community on various platforms like their official website, wiki, Medium, Teletype, Discord, Telegram, Twitter, Reddit, GitHub, and their blockchain explorer.
Apr 14, 2023 | News
Bubblegum Lighting will be discussing the history, future, and Kaspa at the first-ever Flux Proof of Work (PoW) Roundtable event. The Kaspa Community has been invited to this event, which aims to bring together experts and enthusiasts from around the world to discuss the future of mining and PoW cryptocurrencies. The roundtable discussion will provide a unique opportunity for the Kaspa Community to connect with other PoW chains and mining experts, fostering collaboration and sharing knowledge on advancing and improving the PoW ecosystem.
The event is scheduled for Friday, April 14 at 10AM EST / 14:00 UTC on YouTube and promises to be a supercharged gathering of projects from various PoW chains, offering important insights and networking possibilities. Bubblegum Lightning will be speaking about Kaspa’s history and perspectives, engaging with other participants about the direction and potential of PoW and the mining sector of the crypto industry.
For more information on Kaspa and the roundtable event, check out the following links: Kaspa website, Kaspa Wiki, Medium, Teletype, Discord, Telegram, Twitter, Reddit, GitHub, and Explorer. You can also find Bubblegum Lightning on the Kaspa discord. The original post can be found on the Kaspa website.
Apr 13, 2023 | News
Dr. Martin Hiesboeck from Uphold recently had a conversation with Yonatan Sompolinsky, the founder of Kaspa, about the innovative technology of blockDAG. This week’s Weekly Crypto Update Twitter Space, hosted by Dr. Hiesboeck, will feature Sompolinsky discussing the history and complexities of blockDAG, a data structure that offers a more efficient and flexible solution for digital transactions.
BlockDAG technology addresses the challenges of scalability, decentralization, and security that are present in traditional blockchain technology. Kaspa is an example of how blockDAG can revolutionize the cryptocurrency space by providing faster and more secure transactions with lower fees.
Sompolinsky will explain the core principles of blockDAG and how it differs from conventional blockchain technology. The origins of blockDAG can be traced back to a 2016 paper by Sompolinsky and Aviv Zohar, which led to the development of the first blockDAG protocols, GHOST and SPECTRE. The conversation will also cover the future implications of blockDAG for cryptocurrency and the challenges this groundbreaking technology faces.
Tune in on April 13th at 1:00 PM EST for an insightful discussion with Yonatan Sompolinsky of Kaspa as Dr. Martin Hiesboeck explores the fascinating world of blockDAG and its potential to transform the digital currency landscape.
For more information on Kaspa and blockDAG technology, check out their website, wiki, Medium, Teletype, Discord, Telegram, Twitter, Reddit, GitHub, and Explorer. You can also find me on the Kaspa discord under the username Bubblegum Lightning.
The original article “Weekly Crypto Update Featuring Yonatan Sompolinsky” can be found on Kaspa’s website.