The weekly HMA 50 and THMA 50 ( Hull suite) on wekly hashrate of #Kaspa has turned green , Those who know, know! How soon do you think we'll see a new all-time high in $KAS hashrate? My predicton is we'll see a new ath in hashrate 1 year from now at the latest Support my work? kaspa:qr8ndam4swa9ftnz49jywxgch433haxaj9n5f2sj48qrz030eq5h7j4zlwdps

Kaspa treats blockchain history as something that can be cryptographically summarized rather than permanently downloaded and stored by every new participant. And that's the genius of Kaspa Let's compare some famous blockchains with $KAS : #Bitcoin ❌Launched: January 2009 ❌New nodes must verify 17 years of history ❌Requires downloading hundreds of gigabytes of data ❌Full verification can take days ❌Nodes can prune/delete old data locally after verification. However, the network still depends on archive nodes that store the complete blockchain history. Without archive nodes, new nodes could not independently verify Bitcoin from genesis. #Ethereum ❌In July 2025, Ethereum allowed nodes to remove historical data from before September 2022. ❌Storage savings per node:300–500 GB ❌Ethereum improved scalability through rollups. ❌Old historical data still exists but is increasingly stored by:Large companies, File-sharing systems, Specialized data providers ❌ Ethereum shifted the archival burden elsewhere rather than eliminating it. #Solana ❌Typical validator/node hardware in 2026: ❌24 CPU cores ❌256–512 GB RAM ❌Professional-grade SSDs ❌High-speed internet ❌Setup cost:$15,000–$50,000 before operation begins ❌Solana achieves high throughput. ❌hardware requirements are so demanding that complete verification is largely concentrated in data centers rather than home-operated nodes. #Cardano ❌Produces blocks roughly every 20 seconds. Main Point ❌Uses a Bitcoin-like UTXO model with smart-contract extensions. ❌More predictable transaction model than Ethereum. ❌Still relies on historical blockchain data for complete verification, though newer bootstrap methods reduce sync requirements. Enters the dragon! #Kaspa ✅Produces 10 blocks per second ✅Automatically prunes transaction history older than approximately 30 hours ✅Genesis date : 2021 ✅Kaspa uses a different synchronization model: ✅Every block contains a MuHash fingerprint (a cryptographic commitment to the current UTXO set). ✅New nodes:Download a proof chain back to genesis. ✅Download the current coin/UTXO set. ✅Verify it against the fingerprint embedded in blocks. ✅If the fingerprint matches, the node can verify the network state without downloading years of transaction history. ✅Node synchronization in minutes ✅Verification on a normal home computer ✅No requirement for archive nodes during the synchronization process Like ot support me: kaspa:qr8ndam4swa9ftnz49jywxgch433haxaj9n5f2sj48qrz030eq5h7j4zlwdps

Toccata hardfork locked in for June 30 Rusty #Kaspa v2.0.0 is officially released with mainnet activation hardcoded at DAA score 474,165,565 — estimated 16:15 UTC on June 30, 2026. The DAA score is a nod to Bach's BWV 565 (Toccata and Fugue in D minor). All node operators, miners, pools, exchanges, and wallets must upgrade before activation. Nodes running the old P2P version will be disconnected 24 hours before the fork. The upgrade brings native L1 covenant support via Silverscript, ZK proof verification via OpZkPrecompile, partitioned sequencing commitments (KIP-21), and covenant IDs for stateful contract lineage. A full dry run on Testnet-10 completed smoothly in May. Activation: June 30 ~16:15 UTC DAA score: 474,165,565 $KAS Node version: v2.0.0

HumPool suspends operations — ~23% of hashrate displaced HumPool, which accounted for approximately 23% of total #Kaspa hashrate, announced a suspension of mining services. The network hashrate has fallen from over 1M PH/s to around 400K PH/s over the past year. Hash ribbons remain bearish (30-day MA below 60-day MA), though the Puell Multiple at 0.54 is neutral — miners are under margin pressure but not capitulating. All Bitmain KS7 mining tokens are reportedly sold out. Start $KAS Solo mining for God's Sake , ok ?