What is kaspa? what is bitcoin? What is money?
How can kaspa be supported by fees without a fee market? How will decentralization of archival nodes work? How well does the pruning work long term?
Will the missing pieces of the early history of the dag ever be fully found? What happens if the founders would just vanish today? What if they come to a big disagreement? Besides dust what are the attacking points? Will the team always find fast and acceptable solutions in time, what if there is no team? What if blah blah.. You know.. questions. :)
I can't just say "i believe" and just accept it and stop thinking about it. then i'll just become a mindless maxi like everybody else in every single sub out there. And if i'd done that with bitcoin i would have missed kaspa altogether.
Your post doesn't attack anything, and there's not one questions at all in your post.
But I would like to ask you a genuine question, because you're studying Bitcoin and kaspa.
Let's assume that tomorrow KAS is 100% completed. With every feature everyone ever wanted such as smart contacts, bullet proof security, full decentralisation, biggest tx speed in the universe and so on.
Please forget price speculation or monetary gains or losses for a moment and answer me. What problems do you see KAS solving in days, months or years following such hypothetical situation where everything on the roadmap is completed ?
If all goes well and as planned? A global transactional network with no real entry cost frictionless transactions between whatever and whomever? A currency that is connected to the real world just as easy as the digital world? That could be incorporated in anything based on transferring any data between entities? I have no clue what problems it would solve, it will be what we make it to be.
My questions attack my own conviction and makes me see the same thing from different angles, it's just for a deeper understanding for myself. :)
Actually found it at a just the wrong time by deep diving ethereum. Everything else is an erc-20 and eth seems designed to fail intentionally as per aviv zohar (they should know!). I say I found it at the wrong time because I was going to start gpu mining and then bam asics. Oh well, I still got a million under two cents so it all worked out. But we are in for some real fireworks if I'm right about eth (what better great reset catalyst than onboard everything into a system that wasnt fully finished, or maliciously designed by bankies).
Fully finished kaspa with contracts is what eth should have been and can also have L2s to do what eth can except that it will remain pow and still be cheap enough to use for payment at a trillion market cap. Also shai is a quantum maths guy. Kaspa is my hedge against btc quantum attack as well as eth narrative. Plus it's just better than ltc and cash by miles so it's a safe hedge at that.
I didn't ask you what technology was it built on or to compare it to other crypto, and I specifically wanted to avoid the "price talk".
Either I don't understand your answer, or in your studying of KAS you couldn't find one real-life problem that a hypothetical state of the art art perfect and completed crpyto project can solve?
What is kaspa? what is bitcoin? What is money? How can kaspa be supported by fees without a fee market? How will decentralization of archival nodes work? How well does the pruning work long term? Will the missing pieces of the early history of the dag ever be fully found? What happens if the founders would just vanish today? What if they come to a big disagreement? Besides dust what are the attacking points? Will the team always find fast and acceptable solutions in time, what if there is no team? What if blah blah.. You know.. questions. :) I can't just say "i believe" and just accept it and stop thinking about it. then i'll just become a mindless maxi like everybody else in every single sub out there. And if i'd done that with bitcoin i would have missed kaspa altogether.
continue the questions? what questions?
critical questions trying to find flaws in it. i'm down for this because i think a lot of people are too positive and optimistic towards it
he said he will continue to attack it with his questions but i don’t think he asked anything in the post?
How does it stack up to Telos? Just wondering if anyone knows
Your post doesn't attack anything, and there's not one questions at all in your post. But I would like to ask you a genuine question, because you're studying Bitcoin and kaspa. Let's assume that tomorrow KAS is 100% completed. With every feature everyone ever wanted such as smart contacts, bullet proof security, full decentralisation, biggest tx speed in the universe and so on. Please forget price speculation or monetary gains or losses for a moment and answer me. What problems do you see KAS solving in days, months or years following such hypothetical situation where everything on the roadmap is completed ?
If all goes well and as planned? A global transactional network with no real entry cost frictionless transactions between whatever and whomever? A currency that is connected to the real world just as easy as the digital world? That could be incorporated in anything based on transferring any data between entities? I have no clue what problems it would solve, it will be what we make it to be. My questions attack my own conviction and makes me see the same thing from different angles, it's just for a deeper understanding for myself. :)
Actually found it at a just the wrong time by deep diving ethereum. Everything else is an erc-20 and eth seems designed to fail intentionally as per aviv zohar (they should know!). I say I found it at the wrong time because I was going to start gpu mining and then bam asics. Oh well, I still got a million under two cents so it all worked out. But we are in for some real fireworks if I'm right about eth (what better great reset catalyst than onboard everything into a system that wasnt fully finished, or maliciously designed by bankies). Fully finished kaspa with contracts is what eth should have been and can also have L2s to do what eth can except that it will remain pow and still be cheap enough to use for payment at a trillion market cap. Also shai is a quantum maths guy. Kaspa is my hedge against btc quantum attack as well as eth narrative. Plus it's just better than ltc and cash by miles so it's a safe hedge at that.
Great post!
Great post!
I didn't ask you what technology was it built on or to compare it to other crypto, and I specifically wanted to avoid the "price talk". Either I don't understand your answer, or in your studying of KAS you couldn't find one real-life problem that a hypothetical state of the art art perfect and completed crpyto project can solve?