KAS (KAS)

$KAS looks like it wants to break this level. I think we hit 5 cents by the end of the weekend.

Gm ☀ Kaspa stays strong at #1 most bullish sentiment on CoinMarketCap for the second day in a row Outshining $DOT $HBAR $ETH https://t.co/cXZ6U6xmNk

Programmed #kaspa $kas With fully deterministic and geometric predictive issuance, miners creates order out of chaos by spending capex, negentropy turning into entropy (depreciation of hardware) and spending electricity combining the two into digital entropy where vast amounts of wrong nonces are bruteforced until the one true nonce is found and that nonce is rewarded a blockreward. The miners will compete and match their total averege spending with the reward in coins x price. This means price graph, which is the output noise to the market as much as it is the input signal for miners is the measure of entropy that has been ordered. This is the digital store of value property that bitcoin "created" 1 unit of work = 1 unit of pay, no questions asked. (Orphans dilute this work in linear chains) There are nuances to this. Like the algo. If the algo is light like sha-256 the hash-to-heat ratio will be heavy on the hash-side while heavier algo like for example Scrypt will be heavier to the heat side. So yes, it is programmed, but we already knew this, now some moose ramblings. Think of it as a traditional lamp, you want the light but heat comes with the territory. You want the signal, not the noise. From my understanding K-heavyhash is efficient but still foundationally a little heavier than sha-256 which means bitcoin is slightly better than kaspa as SoV in a very meaningless way since tech increases algo efficiency over time. But the point here is that we don't use traditional lamps today, where 90% of the energy turns into heat, we use LED. And KHH is built for the possibility of optical mining, so the lamp analogy makes perfect sense. As long as there is a competative mining network, price is as deterministic as the issuance stays the same and the algo stays the same. But long term. it is deterministic as long as issuance is > long term averege fees.

This is just the beginning $KAS ⚡⚡