I don't think it is necessarily misleading, it's just that people have a wrong perception of how SUI works as other crypto networks usually operate very differently. SUI doesn't work like other blockchains. It doesn't have a publicly writable mempool that any user can just write

My opinion here is a bit more nuanced as I see DLT's primarily as "tools" for humans to be able to coordinate their interactions without putting trust in a single entity. They are meant to serve their users and not the other way round. If there is a protocol violation that

Calling all devs and those looking to understand more about Kaspa tech. Rusty Kaspa Workshop #3 🗓️Wednesday, June 4th ⏰19:30 UTC - 14:30 (3:30pm) EST 💻In Kaspa Discord Michael Sutton & Hans Moog will be discussing Rusty-Kaspa performance aspects with code-walkthroughs and

Crypto Scientist Shai ❤️ Deshe 💜 Wybors𐤊i 💙 (大胡子) Michael Sutton Yonatan Sompolinsky What makes KAS unique is not its PoW algorithm but its consensus mechanism (I will post a long-form thread about this in the coming days that will explain in more detail how it differs from other projects and how it's unique approach to consensus is a natural extension of Satoshi

I was locked out of my account for a while and only got back access now - so it's a bit short notice but if you happen to be online then come and join us in this space where we talk about some really exciting things related to Kaspas upcoming vProgs architecture.

Kseeker Solana No, we still have to process transactions that depend on each other sequentially and a block with a lot of non-parallelizable workload will take longer to process, but by decoupling block production and execution and modeling the state as a continuous evolving computational DAG,

Talking live about vprogs in a moment

Kaspa’s runtime architecture achieves scalability not by optimizing block-level throughput, but by rethinking the role of blocks entirely. Instead of treating state transitions as discrete batches that must be processed sequentially, Kaspa models them as a continuous stream of

If intelligence is the result of optimization under constraints, then life should be seen as a direct consequence of our physical laws. In fact, it is not very surprising that matter self-organizes into increasingly complex networks of interactions (life) if we consider that