Crypto Goose ℵ @Cryptogoooose

hello again. the devs made things this week and i made a list. 1 / Rusty Kaspa v2.1.0 nodes now download sync data in smaller chunks to avoid bottlenecks and timeouts while catching up with the network. v2.1.0 also includes Stratum bridge fixes and moves the existing zero-knowledge proof tools into their own package. github.com/kaspanet/rusty… 2 / vProgs @Max143672 announced the first vProg running on testnet. it’s a playable tic-tac-toe game with real execution and settlement. still a working proof of concept, with public code for devs to build from. x.com/Max143672/stat… 3 / Python SDK @smartgoo_ released Python SDK v2.1.0. devs can now compile SilverScript contracts in Python and debug them without running a node. it also adds tools for using zero-knowledge proofs, examples and bug fixes. SilverScript support is still experimental. github.com/kaspanet/kaspa… 4 / SilverScript Studio @KasperoLabs announced SilverScript Studio is live on mainnet. build, compile and deploy covenants from your browser. write them yourself, describe what you want to its AI, or use the wizards for things like vaults, escrow, recurring payments and payroll. x.com/KasperoLabs/st… 5 / KCC23 @manyfest_ explained a proposal for linking details like token names, symbols and images to a covenant, without copying them into every holder’s coins. KCC23 is still a draft and open for review. x.com/manyfest_/stat… 6 / KCC standards @asaefstroem’s proposal to finalize KCC0 was merged. it sets out how shared ecosystem conventions are proposed and reviewed. he also proposed moving KCC20 into last call review. that hasn’t merged, so KCC20 is still a draft. github.com/kaspanet/kccs/… github.com/kaspanet/kccs/… 7 / DNS seeder @supertypo_kas released DNS seeder v0.9.6, fixing a bug that counted some offline nodes as online. github.com/supertypo/simp… thanks to everyone building. see you next week.

Manyfest @manyfest_

7 days ago

While prototyping KCC-20 I got asked how should token symbols, descriptions, images, and other kind of metadata be defined. On EVM systems, there is a single SC which represents a token, and holds both its balance state and global state. On the UTXO model there is no global

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$KAS rises 14.9% on news that Bayit Development plans to accept Kaspa as payment for luxury townhomes in Miami.

don’t let this fly under the radar refer to my pinned post → dual programibility landscape → second pillar: based zk apps this is becoming real now

Maksim Biriukov @Max143672

6 days ago

Tic-tac-toe is live on Kaspa testnet: the first vprog, a verifiable program with real execution and real settlement, running since yesterday. You can play it here: vprogs-tt.izio.fr (Requires private key and some testnet funds) We still need to review and merge a stack of

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True decentralization doesn't stop at the token. Here is why on-chain inference is a total game-changer compared to centralized servers (OpenAI, AWS...). Keryx BlockDAG in action 🚀 $KRX #AI #Crypto #Web3 #Keryx

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I'm a software in a big tech company in Switzerland, and I've working on tech more than a decade. And I can tell when a tech is solid. If I'd measure a project by the tech superiority, fairness, and spirit of the free money movement, then nothing beats $KAS or even comes closer.

Congratulations to the @alephium team on the successful launch of Powfi. This is an exciting step toward growing $ALPH adoption and expanding the ecosystem, benefiting every project building on Alephium, including $EX. At Elexium, we’re proud to have been the backbone of Alephium’s on-chain trading for the past 18+ months. Today, we’re excited to welcome a different type of DEX to the ecosystem, one well positioned to attract a new type of liquidity and users. For our community, this opens up an exciting new opportunity around product-market fit. We’re already cooking. 👀 Stay tuned, exciting times ahead for DeFi on Alephium.

Alephium @alephium

a week ago

Powfi is now LIVE! 💥 The first two foundational layers of $ALPH DeFi are now available: ▪️ Concentrated liquidity ▪️ ALPH liquid staking That also means: ▪️ ALPH x USDT liquidity can now be provided through the CLMM. ▪️ ALPH can now be staked for xALPH. ▪️ Other markets can

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Make DeFi great on PoW

Alephium @alephium

a week ago

Powfi is now LIVE! 💥 The first two foundational layers of $ALPH DeFi are now available: ▪️ Concentrated liquidity ▪️ ALPH liquid staking That also means: ▪️ ALPH x USDT liquidity can now be provided through the CLMM. ▪️ ALPH can now be staked for xALPH. ▪️ Other markets can

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Powfi has arrived 💥 x.com/i/article/2102…

DeepSeek V4-Flash just answered its first prompt on Keryx testnet! 79 GiB of weights, cut into 6 shards, served by 6 consumer GPUs in 4 countries. No single card could hold it. One model. Many miners. Answer signed by every link, settled on-chain. The network is the model 🔥

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@eliospay That's why we have #kaspa kaspa:native

Something very new just appeared on Kaspa. Simple version: When an AI charges by usage, how do you know it actually used the number of tokens it says it did? A new project called metered is experimenting with a different approach. Instead of simply trusting the seller’s usage count, both sides measure the work delivered. The buyer authorizes it in small chunks, and a Kaspa covenant handles settlement. It has already been tested end-to-end with an LLM on Kaspa TN10, with independent TypeScript and Python implementations. Important: this is testnet research. It is not audited and it is not a mainnet product. But the idea is interesting: Machines paying machines is one thing. Machines being able to verify what they’re paying for is another. Sources: github.com/kaspahttp402/m… github.com/x402-foundatio…

A lot of people think what makes Kaspa unique is the technology. But the technology is really the consequence of a deeper philosophical difference. Most crypto projects ask: How can we maximize performance without sacrificing decentralization? Kaspa asks: How can we maximize decentralization without sacrificing performance? That slight inversion of priorities changes everything. It changes what the system optimizes for, which tradeoffs are acceptable, and ultimately what kind of threat model matters. Kaspa and in particular the upcoming DAGKnight fork are built around the idea that a decentralized monetary network should remain resilient even under extreme failure scenarios like global infrastructure disruption, war, or other large-scale breakdowns. Because fast digital coordination should not force people to choose between trusting a small group of node operators over a small group of banks. For many applications, that distinction may not matter. But for the applications where credible neutrality, censorship resistance, and resilience matter most, that ideological edge is the product. Kaspa does not merely compete at the technological level. It competes at the philosophical level and the technology is just the downstream consequence of following that philosophy to the end.

Hey guys, It's been a while since my last post, and I feel almost bad for not posting anything for such a long time 🙈 Unfortunately, I caught a really nasty infection on my way home from the KAS meetup and have been stuck in bed with a high fever and brain fog for the last few weeks. I'm still not completely back to normal, but since I'm finally starting to have a bit more energy, I wanted to use the opportunity to share some thoughts about the meetup, because I think it will turn out to have been extremely influential for the future of Kaspa. For anybody who doesn't know what I'm talking about: about 3.5 weeks ago, KAS organized an internal meetup between core contributors (and some additional community developers) at an undisclosed location in Europe. When I first learned about the plans for this meetup, I didn't really know what to expect. I've been to developer meetups before, but those were traditionally very narrow and task-focused. E.g. you got a team together to work on a specific problem that was difficult enough to deserve the shared attention of everyone involved. In the case of Kaspa, however, we have relatively small and independent teams working on a number of different topics in parallel, such as vprogs, covenants, SilverScript, Argent, etc. There are, of course, interfaces between these topics, but they all have their own independent designs and problem spaces. This independence of developers is one of Kaspa's biggest strengths, but it also creates a situation where not everybody is always fully up to speed with what is happening elsewhere in the project. For me personally, this is probably the biggest obstacle to becoming an effective communicator. To feel confident discussing things publicly, I need to develop a deeper understanding and intuition for the subject. And that requires knowing not only the final design or code, but also the roads that weren't taken and the mountains that had to be climbed along the way. What Kaspa really needed, wasn't a narrow, task-focused meetup, but a broad, vision-building one: something that connected the dots and allowed the different teams to develop a deeper understanding of each other's work, and ultimately see how all of it fits together as a coherent whole. And the reason I'm telling you all of this is that this is exactly what the meetup turned into. A week of open sessions and discussions covering the different development efforts, giving everyone the opportunity to build that deeper shared understanding. I think it was a huge success! I'll write a little more over the coming days about specific topics like Argent (which I really like), but I also have quite a lot to catch up on after being sick for so long. @Max143672 did a really good job working through a lot of the open tasks around vprogs, and I now have a lot of code to review :'P

It is now possible to write readable Smart Contracts on Kaspa! @Kaspaunchained announced the launch of Silverscript v1, a high-level smart contract language designed to streamline the development of complex, stateful applications on the Kaspa ledger. The language removes the technical overhead of raw opcodes, reducing thousand-line implementations into 60-line, human- and AI-readable scripts. This aims to foster faster innovation in UTXO-based finance. The release marks the conclusion of an eight-month development cycle alongside the Toccata framework, providing developers with the tools to build sophisticated token mechanisms and layered abstractions. "This completes the journey we started eight months ago with Toccata — it's finally possible to write human- (and AI-) readable smart contracts on Kaspa," core developer @OriNewman stated. Worth noting that the KCC20 standard is still not live yet.

Huuuuuuuge for #kaspa

Ori Newman @OriNewman

3 weeks ago

Finally, Silverscript v1 is out [Link in the reply]. This completes the journey we started eight months ago with Toccata — it's finally possible to write human- (and AI-) readable smart contracts on Kaspa. This language started simply as "CashScript with loops", but eventually

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After endless audits, reviews and refinement cycles, it’s finally here, ladies and gentlemen: silverscript 🩶📜

Ori Newman @OriNewman

3 weeks ago

Finally, Silverscript v1 is out [Link in the reply]. This completes the journey we started eight months ago with Toccata — it's finally possible to write human- (and AI-) readable smart contracts on Kaspa. This language started simply as "CashScript with loops", but eventually

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