Kaspa cannot be stopped.

One day, the world will take for granted fully decentralized, peer-to-peer money that confirms transactions at the speed of network latency.

On November 7, 2021, a monetary event horizon was crossed.

Virtually no one is fully prepared for how disruptive Kaspa will be.

Kaspa’s fiat price will be pulled upward like a magnet, accelerating endlessly toward infinity. Those still invested in the failing fiat system will shout “Bubble!” and “Ponzi!” — not realizing the real bubble, and the true Ponzi, is the fiat system itself.

Kaspa just doubled its previous throughput record, processing over 3,500 transactions per second.

When all else fails, Kaspa will persist.

Just minutes into a coordinated push by network users to set a new record for daily transaction volume, the Kaspa network has already surpassed its previous throughput record. At 00:28:46 UTC on October 5, 2025, Kaspa processed 5,705 transactions in one second.

The Kaspa network just set a new all-time record for accepted transactions in a single day, recording 158,000,364 transactions within a 24-hour period. This milestone doubles the previous record and represents a tenfold increase compared to October 22, 2024, during the KRC-20

In order to best understand what will happen to mining incentivization when Kaspa's block rewards end, you first need a clear understanding of Kaspa from a monetary perspective. Kaspa is the most advanced form of commodity money ever created. Over time, its price in fiat

Kaspa futures are a primary means by which certain exchanges suppress its price. Since Kaspa futures don’t settle in KAS, trading Kaspa futures functions as a de facto short on KAS, despite futures trading being ostensibly non-directional. Futures confine long exposure to paper