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Kaspa’s wrapped token, wKAS, is currently trading significantly below its intended value, with prices around $0.04, primarily due to limited liquidity and the absence of an active bridge to support smooth conversions between Kaspa and wrapped assets. According to current estimates from Chainge Finance, the launch of the CUSDT/KAS trading pair is targeted for approximately March 17th. This event is expected to provide immediate support […]

Kaspa is preparing for a major upgrade called the Crescendo Hardfork. This marks a key moment for the project as it aims to dramatically improve network performance and scalability. But what exactly is Crescendo, and why is it so important for Kaspa’s future? Here’s a clear breakdown. What is the Crescendo Hardfork? A hardfork is a significant update

China’s legal authorities are ramping up their research on handling cryptocurrency-related legal cases as the country maintains its strict ban on crypto trading and mining on the mainland. A Beijing court revealed on Tuesday that representatives from the Supreme People’s Court, along with several top judiciary authorities and universities, convened for a seminar on Sunday.

Decentralization is a fundamental principle in blockchain technology, ensuring that no single entity has overarching control over a network. Evaluating Kaspa’s decentralization involves examining its mining distribution, token ownership, and underlying architecture, especially in comparison to established cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Litecoin. Mining Distribution The distribution of mining power is a critical indicator of a

Today Kaspa has experienced a sudden hashrate decline, dropping from 1.3 PH/s to just under 1 PH/s in a matter of five hours, signaling a possible wave of miner capitulation. This comes after a steady hashrate increase from 180 TH/s in March, 2024 to over 1.4 PH/s at the end of December 2024, reflecting growing mining activity