Reports that Kevin Warsh has been nominated by Donald Trump as the next Chair of the Federal Reserve have drawn immediate attention across macro, equity, and crypto markets. While most commentary focuses on interest rates and inflation, the implications quietly extend much further — including into proof-of-work networks like Kaspa. If confirmed, Warsh would represent
When evaluating a network, developer activity is one of the few metrics that tends to matter over long time horizons. It doesn’t move quickly, it isn’t flashy, and it usually doesn’t react to short-term price swings. That’s precisely why it’s useful. Below is a current, data-driven look at Kaspa developer activity as of January 13,
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Kaspa Testnet 12 (TN12) has successfully integrated covenants introduced Kaspa Improvement Proposal 17 (KIP-17). While this upgrade happened on testnet, its significance goes far beyond a routine technical milestone. Covenants meaningfully expand what the Kaspa base layer can do, moving the network past simple peer-to-peer transfers and closer to real programmability. This is foundational work
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HTX has officially listed Kaspa (KAS), adding one of the fastest-growing Proof-of-Work networks to its spot trading lineup. The listing opens Kaspa to a broader global audience, with particular relevance for Asian markets where HTX has historically maintained strong user activity and liquidity. Kaspa has built a reputation around its blockDAG architecture, fast confirmation times,
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Every Proof-of-Work network eventually has to face this question. Kaspa simply gets there sooner, and that’s not an accident — it’s a design choice. Kaspa’s emission is front-loaded. Most coins are issued early, and block rewards decline quickly over time. In the beginning, miners are paid largely through newly created KAS, which is exactly how
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Kaspa’s open interest has returned to the low levels last seen in summer 2024, a period when prices were near all-time highs. Today, however, price is roughly 80% lower. On the surface, that contrast looks striking, but it says more about market participation than about leverage building up again. In 2024, similar open-interest levels existed alongside strong spot
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In an industry built on decentralisation, transparency, and community governance, what happened to Dr. Yonatan Sompolinsky at the Binance Blockchain Awards is more than a simple oversight — it is a revealing moment for the entire crypto ecosystem. Sompolinsky, whose academic work on blockDAGs laid the foundation for some of the most innovative scaling research
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One of the most telling metrics in any blockchain ecosystem is how long coins remain untouched. It reveals the mindset of the holder base — whether investors are thinking short-term or positioning for the long run. In Kaspa’s case, the picture is becoming increasingly clear: the majority of supply is held by people who are
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A newly submitted SEC prospectus from BitGear International (BGIN) offers one of the clearest looks yet at how deeply the company’s business has become intertwined with the Kaspa network — and why institutional players may be positioning early for its long-term expansion. The filing shows that hardware designed specifically for Kaspa accounted for the overwhelming
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Yonatan Sompolinsky — founder of Kaspa and winner of the Binance Blockchain 100 “Independent Researcher”category — has stirred major discussion in the crypto community after declining Binance’s invitation to attend the upcoming award ceremony in Dubai. In a statement on X (formerly Twitter), Sompolinsky expressed appreciation for the recognition but explained that he could not accept the invite out of
