Two clarifications about Rusty-Kaspa $kas
1. “Rust” is not a hard-fork, it is a reimplementation of the client that is relevant to the current consensus as well. Rust provides the infrastructure for hard-forks, and indeed has already implemented all the logic required for a 10BPS…— Shai ❤️ Deshe 💜 Wybors𐤊i 💙 (大胡子) (@DesheShai) July 17, 2024
**Breaking News: Rusty-Kaspa Clarifications by Developer Shai Wyborski Unveiled**
In a recent tweet, Shai Deshe Wyborski, a prominent figure in the development community of Kaspa, addressed essential clarifications regarding the Rusty-Kaspa project. Wyborski, a PhD candidate specializing in quantum cryptography and one of the core developers of Kaspa, took to Twitter to dispel misconceptions and provide critical insights into the project’s trajectory.
Wyborski clarified that Rust, often mistaken as a hard-fork, is actually a reimplementation of the existing client. This reimplementation is crucial as it aligns with the current consensus mechanisms of Kaspa. It is important to note that Rust lays the foundational infrastructure for potential hard-forks in the future. Impressively, it has already incorporated all necessary logic required for scalability updates such as a 10 Blocks Per Second (BPS) enhancement.
This development implies not only a significant technical reconfiguration but also pre-empts future scalability solutions critical for the growth and sustainability of the Kaspa blockchain network.
For those closely following Kaspa’s evolution, these updates from Wyborski underscore the project’s commitment to innovative and forward-thinking technological advancements. The Rusty-Kaspa reimplementation could potentially fuel future improvements, ensuring the blockchain’s robustness and efficiency.
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