Ecosystem Development

With its Layer 2 mainnet launch scheduled for September 31st, Kasplex has released the results of an independent audit carried out by ScaleBit, providing the community and developers with a transparent look into the network’s security posture. Audit Scope and Methods The audit reviewed Kasplex’s EVM-compatible rollup solution on Kaspa, designed to bring smart contracts into the Kaspa

In crypto, narratives change fast. Not long ago, Kaspa was dismissed as an experiment with a “too aggressive” emission curve that would flood the market with supply. Fast forward to 2025, and Kaspa is emerging as one of the most interesting monetary experiments since Bitcoin itself. The data tells the story: What was once a

A Noticeable Decline, But Not a Crisis Kaspa’s network hashrate has fallen by nearly 40% from its peak, slipping below 1 EH/s in recent weeks. For a network that previously saw rapid growth in miner participation, this drop is worth examining—but it’s not a red flag by itself. The decline appears to be part of

Igra Labs will officially activate the Caravel testnet—Kaspa’s Ethereum-compatible Layer 2—on Monday, July 21. The deployment will take place on Kaspa’s TN10 testnet and marks a major milestone in expanding Kaspa’s capabilities beyond its high-throughput Layer 1. The testnet launch will be rolled out in three structured phases: Phase 1 – Genesis ActivationThe Caravel network

The U.S. House of Representatives is moving forward with a key piece of crypto legislation known as the CLARITY Act this week. It aims to bring much-needed regulatory certainty by establishing clear criteria for whether a digital asset should be classified as a security (regulated by the SEC) or a commodity (regulated by the CFTC). This distinction has long been