#kaspa https://x.com/michaelsuttonil/status/2021618083694088258

Like Kaspa?

Weird definition for instant.

Just take a minute to learn. https://kaspa.news/report/one-week-one-hard-fork-date-nonstop-deliveries-kaspa-is-building-like-nobodys-wa

Weird. That seems backwards.

Again, you're objectively wrong. You're blindly worshipping at an altar you don't understand. And that's fine if that's how you want to live your life. There's a place for sheep. But you continue to make wrong arguments and know nothing about Kaspa, the thing you're arguing against. Bitcoin's network is nothing short of awe inspiring, but that doesn't negate the need for a settlement layer for a growing digital economy between humanoids, for stable coins, for companies to raise capital and issue tokenization, etc. I've posted a comparison of a 4-year-old project's transaction volume relative to a 17-year-old project's transaction volume. I can't agree that there's 6 people using it, even if you're remark was sarcastic.

#kaspa #bitcoin

Do you understand all of those “next” coins either had an issue with scalability, security, or decentralization? Kaspa does not. Think about what you’re saying. You genuinely have zero idea what Kaspa is and yet you’re arguing against it. Your argument isn’t objective at all. It’s faith based. I can’t think of a more dangerous and naive position. You’re blindly worshipping and likely haven’t given 2 seconds of thought to problems Bitcoin might actually have. You probably think Lightning is a solution. The sad part is that 99% of Bitcoiners on here have the same issue.

Stable coins growth has done nothing but accelerate over the past few years. Transfer volumes are incredible. There is no ideal, sovereign, fair network that can scale to support these, until Kaspa. Surely Jack Mallers won’t continue to use scammy POS to distribute stable coins abroad as soon as the moment arises. Tokenized stocks are in their infancy. In the future, when companies want to raise capital, they’ll tokenize. An IPO on the S&P is incredibly prohibitive. Small companies (that accelerate with the help of AI and compete with large companies that have vast resources) will raise capital via the blockchain (blockDAG) that runs 24/7, 365 worldwide. There was no secure, fair, sovereign network to do this on until Kaspa. Bitcoin aside, if you’re neglecting Kaspa, it’s because you’re blindly following a religion, not critically assessing the problems in front of us. The Bitcoin network is nothing short of awe inspiring. But Bitcoin’s L1 use outlook is bleak with a heavy dependency on block rewards for miners to be paid. AI is has proven to be and will continue to be incredibly deflationary. At some point, miners will have to be paid with transaction fees. And it should go without saying that 1 block per 10 min just wont cut it for AI to transact from one humanoid to another. A new technology like Kaspa’s blockDAG (directed acyclic graph) that allows for 10 blocks per second, without orphans, and the ability to scale to more blocks per second, is quite literally revolutionary. Bitcoin core is already making decisions for the protocol that many of us disagree with. It’s disingenuous for anybody to say that the Kaspa community doesn’t have control over the protocol like Bitcoin because of the anonymity of Satoshi. What Kaspa has is consensus. Something the Bitcoin community can Knot say today. I get it. I’m a stranger online. But do some thinking for yourself. Don’t let other arrive at solutions for you. #kaspa #bitcoin

Just like every Bitcoin maxi I’ve talked to. Blindly worshipping at the Bitcoin alter without the slightest curiosity if there’s a future world that a new technology can service (like a fair-launched, open-sources, POW, directed acyclic graph) the world in a new or better way. And people wonder why Boomers don’t get it. Bitcoin is great, but don’t blindly follow. Learn for yourself. Quite literally, nothing compares to Kaspa at this point.

I see you’re not actually interested in learning.

Would highly encourage you to look into it.

Oh I’m sure it’s really hard to cover your family’s food when taxpayers cover housing, insurance, transportation, staff, etc.

And so it begins. I tried to talk to about this over a year ago. There’s simply no reason to ignore Kaspa if you’re honest about wanting sovereign money. Of course Bitcoin’s network is stronger now, it’s 4x older.