Will Kaspa (KAS) Reach $1 by 2025?

Dec 30, 2024 |

A recent YouTube analysis by Bitcoin Hoodie Guy, a crypto content creator with over 5,000 subscribers, explores the potential price trajectory of Kaspa (KAS) heading into 2025. Starting from the current price point of around 12 cents, Bitcoin Hoodie Guy breaks down various growth scenarios. A 10x increase would push KAS beyond the dollar mark […]
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Michael Sutton On X: “I love your way of describing things. I’m not sure the idea of SC task and “ruled by most decentralized” would generalize to other task breakdowns, but nonetheless you managed to give a nice creative description here which captures the point”— Michael Sutton (December 30, 2024)

Dec 30, 2024 |

I love your way of describing things. I’m not sure the idea of SC task and “ruled by most decentralized” would generalize to other task breakdowns, but nonetheless you managed to give a nice creative description here which captures the point— Michael Sutton (@MichaelSuttonIL) December 30, 2024

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Analyst Discusses Why Kaspa (KAS) May Surpass DOGE and Others, Emphasizing Its Decentralization Approach

Dec 30, 2024 |

Your Crypto Crew shared an analysis of Kaspa’s revolutionary approach to cryptocurrency decentralization in a 12-minute-long video. The video, “Why Kaspa Is Leading The Decentralization Revolution In Crypto,” features insights from Shai VI Borski at the World Digital Mining Summit 2023. As Kaspa’s main researcher, Borski reveals that Kaspa represents a significant departure from traditional […]
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Michael Sutton On X: Sidenote for CS/ML ppl. I was thinking that in terms of information theory dynamics, this setup minimizes the MDL (Minimum Description Length; borrowed term) of the L2s’ as much as possible. Over time, repetitive actions transform into smart contracts that are sent once through…— Michael Sutton December 28, 2024

Dec 28, 2024 |

Sidenote for CS/ML ppl. I was thinking that in terms of information theory dynamics, this setup minimizes the MDL (Minimum Description Length; borrowed term) of the L2s’ as much as possible. Over time, repetitive actions transform into smart contracts that are sent once through…— Michael Sutton (@MichaelSuttonIL) December 28, 2024

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Michael Sutton On X: They are protected from centralization as long as L2 state is fully driven from L1 data (that’s the definition of being based). This will not help solutions like LN over btc since btc isn’t scalable at all (also in terms of data throughput), so it cannot provide the L1 required…— Michael Sutton December 28, 2024

Dec 28, 2024 |

They are protected from centralization as long as L2 state is fully driven from L1 data (that’s the definition of being based). This will not help solutions like LN over btc since btc isn’t scalable at all (also in terms of data throughput), so it cannot provide the L1 required…— Michael Sutton (@MichaelSuttonIL) December 28, 2024

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Michael Sutton On X: You use L1 transactions as data carriers (via a byte array payload field). The usual DAG ordering is applied on this data as well and the L2 is committed to this ordering through a two-sided protocol I partially describe here https://t.co/x3yyidr0BH— Michael Sutton December 28, 2024

Dec 28, 2024 |

You use L1 transactions as data carriers (via a byte array payload field). The usual DAG ordering is applied on this data as well and the L2 is committed to this ordering through a two-sided protocol I partially describe here https://t.co/x3yyidr0BH— Michael Sutton (@MichaelSuttonIL) December 28, 2024

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Michael Sutton On X: Based zero-knowledge rollups over the appropriate L1 are indeed end game. The way I see it, this boils down to the following two significant points:(i) Layer 1 can focus on scaling its throughput (data-wise) rather than scaling its computational expressiveness (I have… https://t.co/fcmDnrCjmS— Michael Sutton December 28, 2024

Dec 28, 2024 |

Based zero-knowledge rollups over the appropriate L1 are indeed end game. The way I see it, this boils down to the following two significant points:(i) Layer 1 can focus on scaling its throughput (data-wise) rather than scaling its computational expressiveness (I have… https://t.co/fcmDnrCjmS— Michael Sutton (@MichaelSuttonIL) December 28, 2024

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