KAS

Ready_Respond_8449

$KAS is POW with the best tech on the planet. Set it and forget it before the rest of the world wakes up.

Ikki_The_Phoenix

20x is good if you have six figures to throw into it. But for many retail investors doing a 20x isn't gonna be life-changing money. As I said. KAS is a symmetric bet. Every coin with market at billions are symmetric bets. Sure they're safer investments, but they won't score higher yields, unless that somehow they manage to flip BTC which I find it very unlikely.. and yes asymmetric low market cap coins such as Alephium isn't a guarantee they will do a 100x but no big risks no big rewards. It is what it is...

Ikki_The_Phoenix

The only problem with KASPA is that its market cap is at billions. $KAS will likely do a 20x at best. To me, KASPA will is a symmetric bet altcoin just like $ETH. I'd rather risk bigger into an asymmetric low market cap such as $ALPH aka ALEPHIUM. Not to mention that ALEPHIUM is the only PoW layer 1 coin with smart contracts and its technology puts $KAS to shame. Don't take my word for it. Just put the two coins side by side and draw your own conclusions...

TexasBoyz-713

Nice to see KAS making some moves

Competitive_Race_699

Around 800,-€ invested. ~50% KAS, ~15% SOL, ~15% HBAR, ~10% SUI, ~10% ZBCN and BEST. I'm 42 and new to the crypto world, just learning. 🤷‍♂️

RefrigeratorLow1259

Keep BTC, but I'd also have some UTXO alts like KAS and ADA, they will be more easily utilised as an L2 for BTC. Also, KAS has good tokenomics and will get more widely adopted when major CEX's list it.

Over-General-2426

Kaspa $KAS

BusMassive7290

KAS

AccomplishedPhase883

$KAS.

Obscurrium

As value : BTC As technology : KAS As utility : TAO

Petursinn

MMW, this is the last Bitcoin cycle, it just downhill from now, go ETH or KAS if you want innovation and future

Deepinsight__

At the end of the day nobody knows how a token will performance in the near future. For example: One year ago ***the narrative*** was **BUY SOLANA**. One year later tokens like: XRP,XLM, HBAR skyrocketed , 700% return on average. ##MORAL You don’t know if KAS token will perform bad in the altcoin season. Keep straight to your initial research anout KAS token.

srodland01

I think we are forgetting about the fastest blockchain out there, aka QUBIC with 15.52m TPS, which was verified by Certik recently. That’s 1552x faster than what blockdag (whatever they hype about) TPS is, and QUBIC will be 155.2x faster when KAS starts scaling to 10BPS

Sparkskatezx3

Considering how much you've got tied up in KAS and its drop, it might make sense to reduce exposure there and diversify into projects with stronger fundamentals or growth potential like SUI or DOGE. Keeping an eye on market trends and using some basic TA on these coins could help you make a more informed decision.

bonkersbongoo

Asked grok why this is a shitcoin: ### Criticisms of Kaspa While Kaspa has garnered attention for its innovative technology, it faces several criticisms and challenges, as noted in various sources and community discussions: 1. Limited Exchange Listings: - Kaspa is not listed on major centralized exchanges like Binance, Coinbase, or Kraken, which restricts its accessibility and liquidity for investors. This can hinder mainstream adoption, as many users rely on these platforms for trading. - The reliance on smaller exchanges (e.g., MEXC, CoinEx) or decentralized platforms like SimpleSwap increases risks related to security and liquidity. 2. Concentration of Token Holdings: - Despite its fair launch, the top 10 addresses hold 17% of the KAS supply, and the top 100 hold 35%, with many being exchange wallets. This concentration raises concerns about potential price manipulation or centralization risks, which could deter investors. 3. Financial Stability and Funding: - Kaspa relies heavily on community donations and crowdfunding for development, raising questions about its long-term financial sustainability. Unlike projects backed by venture capital, Kaspa’s lean funding model may limit its ability to compete with well-funded competitors like Ethereum or Solana. 4. Lack of Smart Contracts and Ecosystem Development: - Kaspa currently lacks Turing-complete smart contracts and a robust ecosystem for decentralized applications (dApps), making it less competitive against platforms like Ethereum or Solana. While plans for smart contract integration are slated for 2025, delays or poor execution could hinder progress. - The project’s ecosystem development scores low (3/10) in fundamental analyses, indicating slow progress in achieving milestones and building use cases beyond mining and transactions. 5. Concerns About Transparency and Early History: - Some X posts and community discussions have raised red flags about missing transaction data before May 2022, when 40% of the supply was minted. The lack of pre-May 2022 records in Kaspa’s explorer and vague team responses have fueled speculation about a potential cover-up or unfair early distribution, though these claims remain unverified. - Critics argue that the rapid emission schedule (95% mined by 2026) could lead to early adopters holding disproportionate influence, undermining the fair-launch narrative. 6. Political Neutrality Concerns: - Kaspa’s core development team is primarily Israeli, and some developers, including founder Yonatan Sompolinsky, have been vocal about political issues, such as the Israel-Palestine conflict. This has raised concerns about the project’s neutrality, as a politically vocal team could alienate users or influence community trust, potentially impacting decentralization. 7. Implementation Challenges: - The GHOSTDAG protocol, while innovative, is complex to implement, requiring solutions to numerous theoretical and engineering challenges. Past issues, such as the flawed KRC20 token implementation, have raised doubts about the team’s ability to execute advanced features seamlessly. - The project’s social media presence is inconsistent, scoring poorly (2/10) in some analyses, which may reflect poorly on its professionalism and outreach efforts. 8. Market Adoption and Competition: - Kaspa remains a niche project, primarily adopted by miners and blockchain enthusiasts. Breaking into mainstream use cases (e.g., DeFi, Web3) is challenging given the dominance of Ethereum, Solana, and Bitcoin. - Some critics argue that Kaspa’s focus on being a “peer-to-peer electronic cash” is undermined by Bitcoin’s Lightning Network, which already supports micropayments, and the rise of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), which could compete with decentralized alternatives. 9. Scam and Rugpull Allegations: - Unverified claims on platforms like X and CoinMarketCap comments suggest Kaspa could be a scam or rugpull, citing its rapid price growth and lack of transparency in early records. While these accusations lack concrete evidence, they contribute to skepticism among potential investors. - The project’s hype, with some calling it a “Bitcoin killer,” has led to accusations of overpromising, especially given its current limitations in functionality. 10. Sustainability of PoW Model: - Despite its energy-efficient kHeavyHash algorithm, Kaspa’s reliance on PoW faces criticism in an industry shifting toward proof-of-stake (PoS) for environmental reasons. Some argue that PoW-based chains like Kaspa are “primitive” compared to modern PoS networks with smart contract capabilities. ### Conclusion Kaspa is an ambitious Layer-1 blockchain that leverages BlockDAG and GHOSTDAG to offer unparalleled speed and scalability while maintaining PoW security and decentralization. Its fair launch, community-driven ethos, and innovative technology make it a compelling project for miners and crypto enthusiasts. However, it faces significant challenges, including limited exchange listings, token concentration, funding constraints, and a lack of smart contract functionality. Additionally, concerns about transparency, political neutrality, and unverified scam allegations could deter broader adoption. For potential investors or users, Kaspa presents a high-risk, high-reward opportunity. Its success depends on achieving technical milestones (e.g., 10+ blocks per second, smart contracts), securing major exchange listings, and building a robust ecosystem. Critics argue that without addressing these issues, Kaspa may struggle to compete with established blockchains. As with any cryptocurrency, thorough research and caution are advised before engaging with Kaspa.

XVG_HypeMan

Yes my pal, thanks for your interest. . i was fortunate to hear this live in HK at Web3 last month, Mr. Y (KAS Founder) explains the concept here: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fj5lYWok0vs](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fj5lYWok0vs) Perplexity summarized as follows: Key Points from Sompolinsky's Explanations Oracles are essential for bringing external data (like price feeds) onto the blockchain, but they introduce a trust challenge: if a single miner or proposer controls the oracle input, they can manipulate or censor the data. Kaspa’s solution is to use high block throughput (e.g., 10 or 100 blocks per second) to allow many independent attestations of oracle data within the same consensus round, reducing the risk of manipulation. Proper mechanism design is crucial: the network must aggregate multiple data points, penalize outliers, and ensure the final value posted on-chain is robust against manipulation. Sompolinsky notes that while much of blockchain security is cryptographic, oracles remain a critical point where external trust assumptions enter the system, making their correct design and aggregation vital for DeFi security.

mellowanon

this entire thread sounds like it was created to shill for KAS.

Petursinn

I agree, it might be that KAS will overturn the whole space and not being on CB and Binance is going to be a good thing. I honestly do no mind it never being on those exchanges.

Petursinn

They take compensation from the scammers creating the memecoins. They charge around 1 million USD to list your coin, and they dont give a shit if it has utility or not. They have still not listed legitimately good projects like KAS, because there is noone to pay the listing fee. Nothing but $$ matter to those people. So many things have gone wrong in crypto lately that I am honestly hoping for a big crash and reset.

sell_at_top_nov2025

KAS back to 0.1!!! LFG!!! KAS army assemble!! KASonauts ATTENNNNTION!!

AccomplishedPhase883

KAS 80pct. BTC 20pct

Read_Less_Pray_More

KAS is my second bag. ICP is way more of a world breaking tech.

ther888

If you’re looking for something revolutionary look into KAS … that’s almost alien tech based on music and all. 10BPS start on next Monday and FOMO might be cray cray. NFA

Suspicious_Age_135

If you like btc, look at KAS, crescendo to be released May 5. Dyor, many people seem to be against it but plenty of catalysts of price change expected this year for the short term and good fundamentals and tokenomics for the long term

jMFireP

$KAS

DrSpeckles

None of these is bad. Add KAS. Ignore the BCH haters, that’s got a really good opportunity to increase a lot more than BTC. It won’t catch the dollar value but that’s not what you’re looking for, it’s percentage gain only.

AccomplishedPhase883

I have BTC TAO Don’t like SOL. Check out $KAS. KASPA report on X

Puzzleheaded_Hat_707

KAS

morganrz

KAS Qubic algo

RatherCynical

The only things that aren't too Bitcoin-dominance based include: KAS RENDER TAO INJECTIVE Solana is an odd one that you can't fully trust, in the same way that buying ETH because it did well in the last cycle is a bit silly. KAS has its own emission reductions, so it's similar to BTC in a way. RENDER and TAO are AI plays, so they aren't heavily tied to Ethereum. I don't know why Injective does well yet, I don't use the protocol enough to have an idea

defmaybeyourdad

KAS

olduvai_man

Doing better than most here then. I've been all-in KAS since 1c, but decided to add a lot more in the downtrend. Here's to hoping that orange man doesn't blow the pump up and send us back to the lows.

AccomplishedPhase883

I buy bitcoin and $KAS. KAS is bitcoin on cocaine.

Dry-Stranger-5590

Those are… not at all what I was implying. I meant solid utility projects that will stand the test of time being advanced technology. HBAR, KAS, XRP types, not shitcoins.

AccomplishedPhase883

$KAS

StraightOuttaC-137

And that's why we need projects like KAS or TAO.

RefrigeratorLow1259

I'd go with KAS as a POW and ADA as POS.

AccomplishedPhase883

I found $KAS and can’t get enough. The vision and potential are amazing.

Rekit1987

Kaspa — interesting pick. It’s been getting a lot of hype lately for its tech and speed, but yeah, like anything in crypto, it’s not without risks. Here’s why some people might see Kaspa (KAS) as a bad investment — or at least a high-risk one: ⸻ 1. It’s Still Super Early • Kaspa is newer and relatively unproven in real-world use compared to projects like Bitcoin or Ethereum. • It hasn’t gone through major bear markets yet — no one knows how it’ll hold up long term. ⸻ 2. Inflationary Tokenomics (for now) • Kaspa has a high emission rate (lots of coins being mined) — this creates sell pressure. • Even though it’s deflationary over time, early investors may face downward pressure from miners dumping. ⸻ 3. Limited Real-World Adoption • Cool tech (DAG-based PoW) doesn’t mean much if no one’s building on it or using it. • So far, Kaspa lacks strong DeFi, NFT, or dApp ecosystems — which limits its stickiness and utility. ⸻ 4. Speculative Hype Cycles • KAS pumped hard in the last few months — and what goes up fast in crypto usually… yeah, you know. • A lot of buyers could be exit liquidity for early miners or VC whales. ⸻ 5. Competes in a Niche Crowd • It’s trying to solve the “fast PoW” problem, but so are projects like Nexa, Ergo, and even Litecoin with MWEB. • It’s not clear Kaspa will win that race, especially without major partnerships or institutional attention. ⸻ 6. Centralization Risk (Maybe) • Some critics argue the mining is concentrated, or that the dev team has a lot of control. • Not a major red flag yet, but worth watching. ⸻ Summary: Kaspa is cool tech, but high risk. It’s probably more of a speculative play than a long-term “blue chip” investment — at least for now. If you believe in the vision and don’t mind the risk, it might be worth a small moonbag. But if you’re looking for stability or utility-driven projects, it’s still early days. Want a pros list too? Or are you debating between Kaspa and something else right now?

BigOriginal7923

KAS!

hodler1992

More Ondo and KAS is Missing ;)

No-Feeling606

I’d do 55%BTC then 15%each of LINK, HBAR, KAS

Peppi-Pepp

Hbar, XRP, KAS, XLM

Mysterious-Macaron77

Aha, i didn't understand you well, i thought u were speculating KAS as only short term investment.

doyzer9

Join the Kaspa Reddit group, such a great community, and KAS is a ridiculously cheap ATM. Thank me in May / June, Kaspa will be huge.

Dazzling_Marzipan474

Sold all my ETH at $3700. Sold some Bitcoin around $75k-$80k but that wasn't really by choice. Had to sell it or keep it on an exchange or totally screw up my taxes, long story. Sold 90% of my Cardano around $0.80-$1 Sold DOT and ATOM for pretty big losses (35%ish) around $7 each. Sold all my KAS around $0.14. Lots of other random coins I made and lost on. Total I did pretty well, up a decent amount. Would have been up tons of I just stuck with Bitcoin though. That's what I do now.

RatherCynical

What matters for the security guarantee isn't the number of KAS to secure the chain, but the number of USD. As long as KAS appreciates fast enough over the next 15 years, it'll be fine.

RatherCynical

KAS solves the problems that Bitcoin can't. Bitcoin can never be fast, secure, and decentralised. It isn't possible because the technical weeds of being a Blockchain mean that the security guarantee is as good as the longest chain. If you make the block rate high, i.e., fast throughput, you generate spontaneous "forks" - blocks that contribute nothing to the security of the network and don't validate anything either. To maximise Bitcoin security, the block rate is 10 minutes per block. That means that statistically, those spontaneous forks almost never occur, so the 51% attack really is 51%. But if 50% of all blocks were forked, or more accurately, "orphaned," you only need 26% hashrate to do a 51% attack. This keeps getting worse the faster the throughput. 90% orphaned blocks = 11% hashrate to do a 51% attack. The secret sauce of Kaspa is the mathematics of how to order the system in a PoW context to achieve high throughput, high security guarantees. What you do is: Use an algorithm that picks the "heaviest cluster." That way, even with 90% forks, they are all still contributing to the security guarantees. That's what KAS did. It is the only 1s block PoW crypto out there. The problem with Lightning is that you fundamentally give up a lot of the security of Bitcoin because you're trusting channels to remain open and NOT do weird things to steal from you. There is 0% probability that Bitcoin can onboard billions+ users on the Layer One to use it regularly as a payments system. It just won't happen. But with KAS, you can. 10 blocks per second is coming within a month. It'll go to 100+ blocks per second in the upcoming years. That's enough to beat Visa and Mastercard. Oh, and KAS has an exceptional rate of becoming scarcer: 50% emission reductions each year through 12 monthly emission reduction events a year. That means that the ability for miners to dump on to the market after a significant price appreciation diminishes very rapidly. It'll soon be impossible to mine a KAS for less than a dollar each. And then 10 dollars each. And then 100 dollars each. KAS is the only thing that realistically competes with BTC in the Proof of Work space. There's nothing else that comes close.

Zealousideal_Rain_79

BTC, but for you I chose KAS.

Mr--Clean--Ass-Naked

Yonatan Sompolinsky literally created the Ethereum security tech Ghost in 2013, and Valetik ETH creator constantly credits Yonatan for his work. Now Yonatan took all the education/knowledge from ETH/BTC, and so much more, and created KAS, the perfect money. Nobody is ready for it, and that includes you and me.

AccomplishedPhase883

$KAS

Legitimate_Towel6291

Ondo is clearly a scam, it brings nothing new to the table, KAS is unique with it solving the trilemma but has it any use case right now ? HBAR however and its foundation had this new member who joined last year called Australian Payments Plus. If you do even the slightest dive into AP+ and you see it controls the 4 pillars of digital payments here in Australia - OSKO EFTPOS PayID and BPay, NFA but its pretty obvious at least one of those rails uses HBAR which I suspect is OSKO due to it once being 3-4 minutes per transaction to now near instant.

Antique_Rabbit_6209

KAS

OriginalPancake15

Been in KAS since 2022. Very glad I held onto it - and that the KDA losers finally moved on.

Eternal_Night_864

considering your price goal 1) KAS (Kaspa) - first blockdag and one of few if not only coin to solve bitcoin trilemma. Fairy launched, will get update in may which will make it fastest coin in terms of transaction speed, also rumored get listing on binanace soon and stable coin support 2) TAO ( Bittensor) - fair launched and decentralized Ai ecosystem whit many different projects and subnets building on it, also have good staking rewards. In terms of potential and its Ai narrative can possible grow to top 10 or even top5 coin in terms of market cap 3) SUI - soild layer 1 whit very active ecosystem and development , search infi about it, kinda lazy to whrite about it too

Peppi-Pepp

Hbar, XRP, KAS

Jowany17

About 400% up, down from like 1300%. I am hodler from quite early start of coin (KAS).

hodler1992

Add Ondo, KAS and WAL to that lost. Sol also cheap right now

AccomplishedPhase883

Btc. KAS.

PrestigiousLoad6098

When I first bought KAS, maybe 18 months ago, i bought on BitGet and MEXC, as they were the only useful options. Now always through Kraken, as they don't freeze withdrawals every five minutes...and then straight into cold storage ofc.

hodler1992

Ondo, KAS and WAL

Curious-Still

Was a big fan of KAS in the past.  It is truly the best tech in the crypto space that meets the trilemma requirements better than anything else.  It really is what bitcoin should have been.   However, Kaspa's possibly fatal flaw, is that it is an experiment in rapid emission PoW tech which requires mass adoption by the time all the tokens are mined or there will be issues securing the chain as once all coins are mined miners will only be paid by transaction fees.  It's over 90% mined and adoption is worse than it was 1 yr ago.   When KRC20s launched the chain technically did not do down, but the mempool congestion made it unusable so that also put me off as it's not clear that this will really improve enough when kaspa moves to 10 bps.  Also marketing and industry connections suck.  The community is strong but nothing like shib or ada or xrp.  So not sure if the adoption will materialize.  I sure hope it does as kaspa is what crypto should be in terms of fair launch and decentralization. There's something new (Keeta, KTA) that's trying to do what kaspa sought out (DAG, payments), but via proof of stake and with better backing from, for example Erich Schmidt of Google fame and better marketing.  And also has some new interesting tech to help with adoption, especially as far as RWA and institutional adoption is concerned.   Other than that, as far as high throughput, general use, blockchains with low friction, I feel like, despite all its issues, solana will be what we've got for now.   I don't hold any sol btw.  

TexasBoyz-713

Took so long for KAS to be listed on major exchanges, took TRUMP memecoin less than a week

Tales-from-the-Crypt

Liked KAS but then learned about Nano and now I don't care about KAS

Boehrny

Don't forget $KAS. That's not a scam either. In fact the opposite. It's completely fair launched. End of April it will be the fastest crypto with Bitcoin like security through proof-of-work & 10 Blocks per second. Smart contracts follow soon with EVM compatibility and stable coins. KASPA is the crypto ENDGAME. Belive it or not.

old-iceman

KAS

_07Anu

I don’t want quick buck.yes Mid to low caps are more volatile than High caps,that’s ok to me.you mean is that gambling? i Hold since 2023. i can wait more.even alt season not started yet. My top Holdings are ADA,DCR,DOGE,Kadena,KAS,TAO,THETA,Pancake,ICP, FIL , what’s wrong with that?

ardyes

WHY is KAS QUBIC and TAO scams?

terry_35638

KAS

Raysti

KAS. I hold a bag, so maybe I am bias, but it’s the only alt coin I buy anymore.

powpowpow23345678

Im going to shill .y coins: BTC, RENDER, SUI, BEAM, FET, KAS, ROSE AND ONDO. Remeber crypto is a risk and as always DYOR

throwawayLouisa

> "I think you’re missing my point." Your point fails to refute what I wrote. I wrote that a decrease in Difficulty reduces Security. > "You’re saying any decrease in difficulty is detrimental to the network’s security" Correct. > "but this is literally designed in." Exactly - that's the root-cause problem with inefficient-by-design disinflationary Proof of Waste shitcoins like Bitcoin $BTC and Kaspa $KAS. Their ultimate failure is already designed in. Kaspa is speedrunning the process. The collapse of the $KAS hashrate can be considered a testbed of what ultimately awaits Bitcoin. - demonstrated ar 4x speed due to Kaspa's unwisely-accelerated emissions schedule. > "If..." "If" > "If in 15 years difficulty is twice what it is now and miners start turning off their equipment, the difficulty halves and we are just as secure as we are today." That's not an overall reduction in Difficulty, so is not relevant to the statement. > "There is nothing wrong with that scenario" That's not the scenario at question.

throwawayLouisa

LOL! Kaspa has no credible source of future security funding. Even after three years of running, yesterday it had only 7,930 users - **ALL** of whom were its own miners (remember it's mined by approximately 60.000 ASIC rigs) Those miners paid ***themselves*** only give hundred and twenty dollars ($520!) in global Fee income. Less than one cent per mining rig. Yet coinbase mining rewards halve every year. Kaspa $KAS has less than two years to survive at all. It's already started to enter its inevitable Mining Decline Spiral.

PrestigiousLoad6098

Buy KAS. Fair launch. Just went 10BPS, after proving in October it's the most scalable PoW ever created, and that was at just 1BPS. It's what BTC was meant to be. The price is being manipulated to b*ggery atm, but it's one of the few bright spots in cryptoC. DAGs really are the next step now in PoW. Just hope it never gets an ETF. Always thought the ETFs and especially government involvement of any kind would be bad for BTC.

Ok-Western-5799

Those are solid picks. BTC dips always open up great entries for strong projects. I’d also be looking at Supra, KAS, and FET. Each has its own fundamentals that could thrive long-term. The key is stacking quality assets while prices are down.

AccomplishedPhase883

There’s a good chance they’ll get some extra Eth and Sol then especially Sol. I’m betting on KAS being the ultimate layer 1 in years to come. With 1 Eth you could get 28000 KAS, with 1 Sol, 1920 KAS. You’re all invited.

JohanBlazer

KAS dirt-cheap rn

Mr--Clean--Ass-Naked

Kaspa coin is coded TX to permanently be only 0.0001 KAS fee. Which is permanently less than 1 penny no matter how high the price will go.

chamingo_dingus69

KAS tokenomics are insane with upside coming once listed on exchanges

flarept1

There is no hype for anything right now lmao. Be patient, KAS has ran this range(7-20) for an year and half. It probably pump hard if do get the fabled alt season

FrediKamionka

KAS (Kaspa). Probably will get listed on Binance next week

M4dj0k3r

Im with KAS (~2b MC only), 10BPS, SMC and Big Exchanges incoming 😊 Also got a Bag of XRP,Ada,chainlink, sol an hbar but biggest Bag is KAS

Time-Acanthisitta814

KAS, always

klappsparten

Kaspa! KAS

Expensive-Paint-9490

I am buying as much KAS, SUI, and BTC I can.

Raysti

KAS

doyzer9

KAS, was expecting to see more KAS, kaspa.org currently so undervalued, with a huge 10bps / 100,000tps update due soon, followed by Sparkle and Smart Contracts already and waiting for the upgraded network.🤔🤔🤔

turdoman

I'll add Kaspa, an old-school but good-school PoW coin, the same as Bitcoin, and I can believe it can replicate large part of Bitcoin's success by being decentralized just as PoW coin. People haven't fully realized the risks of centralization, for example by more easily created barriers to access, needless governance and such, not having being devastated by centrally caused disasters yet quite enough, but tides will turn. Kaspa is technologically on the right side. It's silver to BTC's gold, capable of scaling to massive amounts of transactions in a secure, non-centralized network. If a similar technology were invented or copied, it would require a fair launch, something that Kaspa already had years ago. It can be used as a base to launch any service requiring secure, decentralized, massive amount of transactions with a low cost, answering the question of "what it's for". Some other PoW coins also have limited merits and I'm thinking LTC, but it doesn't quite cut it like KAS

Raidx51

$KAS the next ETH killer

doyzer9

BTC, KAS, KAS kaspa.org DYOR 👍👍👍

Expensive-Paint-9490

I won't say what it would be but what I am actually investing in. BTC, KAS, SUI.

Forward_Pirate8615

KAS

Bug5577

BTC (50%), ADA (20%), LINK (15%), LTC (10%) and KAS (5%). You're welcome 😁

Bigbauz33

XRP, KAS, HBAR, Render, Ondo, Ada, VET, Virtuals are on my list 🙌

8008ytrap

I went with KAS, XRP, HBAR and $PEP. I also really have no idea what I'm doing so this isn't advice. Just where I went.

VegetableJumpy1816

$KAS

klappsparten

KAS - Kaspa

jeffc-1987

KAS hands down

Mr--Clean--Ass-Naked

The thing is I am 100% into Kaspa, which the founder created the Ghost security for ETH back in 2012, and KAS is going to be the quickest crypto on Earth in April 2025. Thoughts on it? The founder has connections to Satoshi.

BeyondAnEventHorizon

Kaspa (KAS) is my response to this question. Proof of work. It will soon upgrade to 10 bps. Smart contracts to follow. Listings on Binance and others potentially forthcoming. Check out this for an illustration of its speed: [Kaspa Speed](https://kaspaspeed.com) Click the orange button at the top to toggle between 1 bps and 10 bps. In short, KAS has strong fundamentals (the best actually) and potential catalysts. What else are you looking for?