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Updated stats from today courtesy of
@coderofstuff_
Mainnet DAG structure is looking nice and healthy
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1/ The new rusty
#kaspa
node includes several improvements over the old golang node. But, as a node operator does it make sense to switch to the new node when you already have one running stable? Yes. Let me convince you with 3 operational reasons why you should be interested.
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1/
Rust Rewrite Update:
It's Dec. 2 so this is a short follow-up from the previous update.
A major refactor that optimizes how we're storing records in the local db has been completed and it is undergoing testing (takes a few days)
#TN11
#Kaspa
#KAS
$kas
#10BPS
@KaspaCurrency
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Update: Kaspa-Pool’s back on
#RustyKaspa
#kaspa
$kas
1/ A clarification about
#kaspa
Rust hashrate migration which seemed to reverse during stable version release:
Kaspa-Pool, a major early adopter of the rust node, was recently DDoS attacked on pool APIs. This caused the percentage of mainnet Rust hashrate to drop significantly.
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1/ A clarification about
#kaspa
Rust hashrate migration which seemed to reverse during stable version release:
Kaspa-Pool, a major early adopter of the rust node, was recently DDoS attacked on pool APIs. This caused the percentage of mainnet Rust hashrate to drop significantly.
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I see this so regularly in our internal testing that I sometimes have to remind myself we’re pushing the boundaries of performance here to the absolute limit and it’s not a common occurrence everywhere. And we’re not done pushing yet!
#TN11
some final tests and benchmarks. Here I'm running a controlled experiment where a transaction generation tool (named "Rothschild" if you wondered) is sending ~1200 TPS to the node. The node does not broadcast txs in order to make the test focused >
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Very nice
✈️Pack your bags, Kaspians!
We are thrilled to announce that
#Kaspa
is LIVE on
@travalacom
!
You can now book millions of hotels, flights, and activities all around the world and pay with $KAS 😍
Follow the link to sign up or sign in to redeem $50 in
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3/
For the technical, the GitHub references are:
- Block children relation storage refactor:
- Reachability refactor:
The storage use performance improves from O(N^2) to O(N). A massive improvement over previous implementation.
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About 3-5% of the
#kaspa
mainnet hashrate is on the rust node, last I checked. Thanks to the participation of willing miners and pools. We regularly see blocks get mined with the rust node by these participants to add to our observations as part of this test of time.
I see a few slightly concerned voices about the
#Kaspa
rust rewrite and the fact that it's not “done” yet. Well, let me announce it load and clear: the rust rewrite as per the original proposal is completed (long ago I'd say). The node is functioning extremely well, including >
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What I love most about this KIP is that the formulas aren’t even using some obscure PhD or Masters level concepts. The application of harmonic mean and arithmetic mean (both of which you’d learn by high school) in such an ingenious way is amazing. Amazing work
@MichaelSuttonIL
!
Huge news $kas! I'm so excited that I physically cannot get straight to the point without gushing a little bit, so bear with me (or skip ahead). The tl;dr is that
@MichaelSuttonIL
revolutionized cryptocurrency (yes, again).
When asked what makes $kas stand out from other
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(3/4) We are targeting an internal relaunch to verify the fixes on Dec. 2 with gradual load increase and growing mempool pressure. If we are satisfied with the results we will set a date for the public relaunch which extends the experiment to a global scale distributed network.
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1/ “individuals with sufficient power can enforce a negative change”
No, they cannot. No one is forced to take any change if they don’t want to and anyone can review what the changes exactly are. This is already make clear by
@DesheShai
’s several attempts to clarify this point.
The reason
#Kaspa
hard forks make the system insecure in the long term is not only because individuals with sufficient power can enforce a negative change, but also because a single error could potentially devastate the system.
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Let’s go! 🔥
🗓️Mark your calendars!
#Kaspa
's Testnet 11 (
#TN11
) is going public this Sunday, January 7th at 8 PM UTC. Testing the new ⚙️
#Rust
codebase at an impressive 10 blocks per second!🚀
More details coming!
#DigitalSilver
#10BPS
#CryptoTwitter
$KAS
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We are still working on other related changes to efficiently function under higher BPS. This means we are slightly holding off the internal TN11 restart until this refactor work is done - but it puts us in a much better position when we do restart.
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@elperorr
@Kaspa_HypeMan
@KaspaCurrency
@KASPAEnthusiast
@KaspaSilver
@KaspaInsider
@phoenix_gems47
@plzsats
@groddofcrypto
@spacetravelle20
@BubblegumLtng
There are at least 3 pools that are fully using the rust node now (since Feb actually). And there’s some more coming up.
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2/ Reason 1: The rust $kas node uses significantly less CPU and RAM. Sample CPU load avg on the new node looks like (0.05 0.04 0.00) while on the old node it’d be (1.54 1.53 1.40). You use less resources without losing functionality (in fact, you gain more) with the new node.
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Guess the remaining 12 words of this 24-word seed phrase from Kaspium until Feb. 29, 2024 and feel free to take the 5000 KAS. After that I’ll move the funds and post the full seed here so it can be verified that this seed matches the address that has/had the 5000 $KAS
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Announcement from Discord:
I am glad to announce that the rusty $kas crew has released the new binaries for Testnet 11*, whereby marking the commncement of the second phase of the 10BPS experiment. If you wish to participate, here are the instructions:
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4/ Reason 3: Related to reason 2, because the pruning is less efficient in the go node, the block template doesn’t get updated when it is pruning. This means at this time, your miners may be mining red blocks (which aren’t rewarded). Rust $kas node fixes this.
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3/ Reason 2: The rust $kas node uses near constant storage. While storage use still grows over time that growth rate is significantly less per day (mb/day in rust node, gb/day in go node) because pruning is more efficient. You worry less about datadir usage.
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2/ Their existing backup recovery procedures used the Golang node setup. They will migrate back to Rust as they continue to recover from the attack.
The attack was verified to be unrelated to the Rust Node Release.
#kaspa
$kas
#RustyKaspa
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(2/4) If you are interested in the specifics, hop on over to GitHub and check out the recent Pull Requests getting drafted and merged in.
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I’ve been writing code for over a decade and there’s always new things to learn.
#rustlang
is the newest thing I’m picking up and I think I’ve found a great way to learn it as I write it in $kas
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@mattkratter
@KanoRibas
@Sompaulinsky
@Alejandro_eGold
@CressonMiningCo
@brt2412
@OrangutanElder
The genesis proof proves that the Kaspa current utxo set is legit, is cryptographically verifiable all the way to genesis and that genesis started from an empty utxo set.
All UTXOs ever added or removed from the set came from either mining or spending. There are no hidden utxos.
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@RocketETC
Decentralization can be maintained with high throughput. It’s what we’re working on tirelessly and why we’re optimizing kaspa nodes to be as efficient as possible. There will be recommended minimum specs, but those specs are going to be easily accessible to people.
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With this the $kas on
@Ledger
work progresses. I’m gonna be busy these next few weeks.
$kas community is next level. we don't need ICO, VC's or pre allocations. Ledger soon.
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@DesheShai
@TheOwlyEagle
Yes, there are plans to integrate with Ledger Live as well.
The work on Ledger Live can only begin now since the requirement for it is a publicly released embedded app (which was released today).
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For those are only starting to look into $kas, this channel is a good resource to start with. Then hop on over to the Kaspa Discord for more in-depth discussions.
People just throw out potential multiples a crypto project can give you but usually never tell you why. My channel focuses on all the fundamentals that $kas has and why it's potentially still undervalued.
Start researching today: 👇
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@MichaelSuttonIL
@DesheShai
Fun fact, the devs tagged in the remaining 2 major improvements are not the ones in the picture above. That’s part of why $kas is
#decentralized
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Fun fact:
@Cedric_Crispin
’s pool was the first pool to participate in the beta testing phase of the
#kaspa
rust node. Thank you for being the first to take the leap!
My pool made it to that list 🥲
No surprise here i have been participating since early Rust pool testing, kindly invited by that gentleman 🙏🏽
Join the fierce battle of decentralization: - Minimum payout:0.1 KAS - Pool fee: 0.1% ⛏️
Made by miners for miners
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@brt2412
@mattkratter
@CressonMiningCo
@OrangutanElder
@DesheShai
@KaspaSilver
@fishtuna
@Kaspa_HypeMan
@KaspaGuru
@MichaelSuttonIL
> proof of work works on Kaspa
POW is similar to bitcoin, except hash algo is kheavyhash. Consensus uses GhostDAG which is a generalization of the Nakamoto Consensus. GhostDAG induces a linear ordering upon Kaspa’s DAG so txs in parallel blocks are still ordered sequentially.
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@DesheShai
@MichaelSuttonIL
I’ve tried this and the proof’s legit. For those who want to run it in google colab I put up a PR for instructions on how to do that at
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@KaspaSilver
@MichaelSuttonIL
We’d want to have as close to 100% as possible of nodes on rust. If there is a significant amount of hashrate that hasn’t moved, we’d want to know why.
Preparing for the HF can be done anytime after stable release is out. Doing the HF is what we want everyone’s cooperation on.
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@P3b7_
Have you seen the novel approach from Kaspa to combat state bloat (incidentally making spamming costly)? The doc is at
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@mattkratter
@KanoRibas
@Sompaulinsky
@Alejandro_eGold
@CressonMiningCo
@brt2412
@OrangutanElder
I’m not sure what is meant here by stealth mining. You can’t hide utxos.
As for speed mining, what is that anyway? If a miner has a lot of hashpower, they should get proportional reward to that. Difficulty will adjust accordingly to maintain the emission schedule.
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@mattkratter
@KanoRibas
@Sompaulinsky
@Alejandro_eGold
@CressonMiningCo
@brt2412
@OrangutanElder
All UTXOs that are spendable now are in the utxoindex kept, maintained and continuously verified by mining nodes in mining. The utxo set has a utxo commitment to prove it is legit. This commitment, and pointer to previous pruning point among others are inputs to block hashing.
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3/ We cannot be close-minded to forks or change. Eventually if
#Kaspa
becomes sound money, it will outlive us and the future may have different improvements that become available. So we need to be open to change, but it has to be very carefully done and tested thoroughy.
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Amazing how the $kas community reacts this fast!
The dust attack on $kas started 18 hours ago, the patch (which, I remind, is not a fork) was released 10 hours ago. By now the breadth of the attack (and all future dust attacks) has decreased by 90%. Hopefully we will say 99% by tomorrow morning.
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That’s what makes $kas the fastest POW network running on the cheapest hardware
I like this quote. I think this is the most salient explanation of the significance of Rusty $kas I managed to articulate so far.
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@isnuadam2
@KaspaCurrency
If you are solo mining, you can get the new release for kaspad at and use that. If you are pool mining, you can switch to a pool that is using the rust node. Not gonna name which ones have switched here, but you can DM me in Discord if you wanna know.
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Now
Link:
More instructions/background on another day:)
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@DesheShai
Even at a later stage, I think hard forks can remain on the table, but done very very sparingly, if there’s a very good reason to do a fork.
If in 200 years, Michael 3.0 comes up with DAGSpaceKnight that somehow further improves
#kaspa
, then he should be able to propose a fork.
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2/ “but also because a single error could potentially devastate the system.”
This is why we take significant effort and time to test important changes over the course of months - with the involvement of the community such as in
#Kaspa
’s Testnet 11 where people are testing 10bps.
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@brt2412
@mattkratter
@CressonMiningCo
@OrangutanElder
@DesheShai
@KaspaSilver
@fishtuna
@Kaspa_HypeMan
@KaspaGuru
@MichaelSuttonIL
> what group updates the code
Here’s a list of the contributors to the code
I’m a new contributor to the project (just started mid last year). Anyone interested can participate. Some of the newer pull requests are made by first time contributors.
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This includes the massive improvements to storage performance
@MichaelSuttonIL
and
@OriNewman
have been working on recently, discussed in great detail below
Hi $kas, time for a Rusty-Kaspa/T11 update:
For those of you wondering why testnet 11 is taking so long, it is because incredible Rusty-Kaspa team keeps coming up with exciting new ways to improve the performance of the client. However, these require deep and subtle changes to
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It’s good to see we have some public $kas nodes in Canada. Having public nodes up help increase the discoverability and decentralization of the network. If you’re using KDX, get the latest version from and enable UPnP to help improve the network.
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@Pledditor
The current utxo set evolved from an empty genesis, and there is crytopgrahic proof of that. All the kas in circulation were mined fairly.
The source you linked at the end of this thread is inaccurate and unreliable.
@mattkratter
@KanoRibas
@Sompaulinsky
@Alejandro_eGold
@CressonMiningCo
@brt2412
@OrangutanElder
The genesis proof proves that the Kaspa current utxo set is legit, is cryptographically verifiable all the way to genesis and that genesis started from an empty utxo set.
All UTXOs ever added or removed from the set came from either mining or spending. There are no hidden utxos.
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It’s always nice to see when actual logic is used. It’s good to see you around
@DesheShai
I particularly like the “find an error or describe an attack” part. That’s really the only way you objectively prove/disprove Kaspa’s solid claims of security.
Lately there is a new FUD against $kas making the round under the title of "client consensus".
The accusation, in a nutshell, is that conflicts that appear on the DAG on parallel blocks are only resolved "locally" by nodes, but not in "global" consensus, and hence Kaspa is "not
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@KASPAEnthusiast
@Ledger
@KaspaCurrency
@Kaspa_HypeMan
@BubblegumLtng
@MarcoPoloMaps
@BraverCrypto
@RvCrypto
@MHiesboeck
@Altcoinist_com
@phoenix_gems47
@verifiedjeff
In case anyone’s curious about the actual pull request:
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@MichaelSuttonIL
I think you’re really onto something. It definitely has to be something with p2sh but doing 1/2 multisig didn’t occur to me although it looks like a reasonable way to “store” data.
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Math: When you multiply X by X, you get X^2.
If you multiply X^(1/12) by X^(1/12), you get X^(2/12). Multiply it with X^(1/12) again and you get X^(3/12).
$kas block reward drops monthly by (1/2)^(1/12). If you drop reward once per month, by how much does it drop after a year?
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@Justin_Bons
“unable to maintain global state”
That’s exactly what GhostDAG will do. That’s why it’s called a consensus algorithm. All nodes will order the DAG the same way given the same blocks. They may only differ closer to the tips when not all blocks may have been propagated yet.
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@brt2412
@mattkratter
@CressonMiningCo
@OrangutanElder
@DesheShai
@KaspaSilver
@fishtuna
@Kaspa_HypeMan
@KaspaGuru
@MichaelSuttonIL
I’ll try:
> how easy it is to run a node
Very easy, either download the release from or compile it from source (instructions in readme). On windows, just double click on kaspad to run with defaults. On linux, run “./kaspad”
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@EggSlonker69
The move fully depends on pools switching over and their own schedules and timelines. All pools with at least 0.5% are definitely aware that the rust node v0.14.1 is in stable release.
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@SonOfATech
pbfarmer on discord made some good changes to the kaspa-stratum-bridge allowing iceriver miners to solo mine on it. People just solo mining with their asics probably explains this reward distribution.
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@MichaelSuttonIL
Even 100bps will be too slow when DAGSpaceKnight is out
@DesheShai
Even at a later stage, I think hard forks can remain on the table, but done very very sparingly, if there’s a very good reason to do a fork.
If in 200 years, Michael 3.0 comes up with DAGSpaceKnight that somehow further improves
#kaspa
, then he should be able to propose a fork.
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It’s past Feb. 29 and so the funds have moved to the ongoing funding pool and devfund. Just a little bit shy of 500 $KAS is waiting for the one who guesses the last word. This one’s definitely possible. Comment here when you get the
#kaspa
!
Here’s 3 more words. Can you get the 5000 $KAS by Feb. 29 if only 6 words are missing? (Message me if you do get it)
Note that when you’re missing the last N words, you only have to be guessing N-1 of them assuming the seed phrase is valid. Do you know why?
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I enjoy these stats and I’m glad someone else is making them so I don’t have to
$KAS "HODL Waves" chart is actually kind of interesting.
To be honest, I thought it was just a fun chart that wouldn't serve much purpose lol
(link: )
Now I look at it somewhat regularly.
Price peaked on Nov. 19th. The % of CS moved within the last
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This RC still needs to undergo some testing before widespread recommendation. Please wait for instructions to follow
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Here’s 3 more words. Can you get the 5000 $KAS by Feb. 29 if only 6 words are missing? (Message me if you do get it)
Note that when you’re missing the last N words, you only have to be guessing N-1 of them assuming the seed phrase is valid. Do you know why?
As most people are aware guessing 12 words is pretty much impossible. Being able to do so quickly means any existing 12 word secured wallet is compomised (12 words is secure enough). But what if you only had to guess 9 words? Is that enough to take the $KAS in the time limit?
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@DesheShai
@Kaspa_HypeMan
Since this has surfaced in my timeline again, I just wanted to say that the DAA-based timestamp estimation has been implemented in
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I was curious about when $kas asics would breakeven so I wrote a simple site to do some breakeven math with
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@SpartanWealth7
@KaspaSilver
I have faith in the things I can control, which is:
- A Nano S+ at firmware 1.1.0
- the Kaspa app I wrote
- and the Kasvault site to interact with that app
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For anyone interested in the $KAS on ledger project and has a little bit of knowhow on Docker, NodeJS and python3 I’m calling on testers to try the integration out following the instructions at
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@KendallDynasty
@HocusLocusT
@elperorr
@ahakutti1
@kasplex
@Kaspa_HypeMan
@Kaspa_KEF
@KaspaCurrency
@Kaspador
@KASPAEnthusiast
@KaspaGuru
@KaspaSilver
@plzsats
@Sompaulinsky
@spacetravelle20
@oisinlee
Also, not a dummy question btw. This kind of curiosity is always welcome. The discussion enriches us all.
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Got docker? Running your own $kas node is as simple as downloading the YAML then running “docker-compose up -d”
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@Trevor62271128
@elperorr
@phoenix_gems47
@plzsats
@KaspaGuru
@KASPAEnthusiast
@groddofcrypto
@Kaspador
@6M_Nick
The more important info here is whatever the attack that happened, it’s unrelated to the rust node release. And eventually migration to rust will pick back up.
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@brt2412
@mattkratter
@CressonMiningCo
@OrangutanElder
@DesheShai
@KaspaSilver
@fishtuna
@Kaspa_HypeMan
@KaspaGuru
@MichaelSuttonIL
> how to view a block explorer
See either or - both are community created explorers
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For anyone curious about why $kas does data pruning and why it’s sufficient, check out the workshop video at - it is explained clearly by
@DesheShai
what issue data pruning solves. Maybe you can learn something new!
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@KaspaFacts
Careful - A regular compounding transaction does remove kaspa from an address in the form of fees. What
@MichaelSuttonIL
mentions in the thread requires the new UTXO to have a higher amount than the one that was just spent.
The utxos aren’t pruned in this process. They’re spent.
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@5bb55b
I only saw this now. Interesting:
{"op":"remark","author":"5bb55b","text":"Bitcoin is the Kaspa testnet."}
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@coinathlete
@MichaelSuttonIL
@6M_Nick
@Dreamcatcher69_
@koonviict
@KaspaCurrency
@DesheShai
@hashdag
@Kaspa_HypeMan
@BubblegumLtng
Mainnet mining over rust node has been going on since December 2023. With hashrate over rust nodes growing as miners and pools volunteer to try it out with their software. Right now about 3-5% of $kas mainnet hashrate is on rust.
It’s NOT a hard fork to switch to the rust node.
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@MichaelSuttonIL
@KASPAEnthusiast
@OUT_Ninja1
^ the intellectual equivalent of “but idk tho” lol
Are there new publications related to these coming up?
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@BubblegumLtng
@mountain97man
@btcspacerider
@MichaelSuttonIL
@HocusLocusT
I haven’t checked the exact figure yet since that last update. However, when I said that it was only one of the known large pools that was on rust. Since then there has been another large pool that has joined and is using the rust node for their pool.
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@BubblegumLtng
@goldshellminer
@KaspaSilver
@FundingKaspa
@elldeeone
If only the next batch wouldn’t get sold out in 1min maybe I can buy one
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@fishtuna
@OriNewman
@MichaelSuttonIL
@elperorr
@kasplex
@phoenix_gems47
@plzsats
@Kaspa_HypeMan
@KASPAEnthusiast
@KaspaSilver
@groddofcrypto
@crypt0bank
@BraverCrypto
@spacetravelle20
@Altcoinist_com
Mass is still used to calculate fees. But with KIP9 the fee to pay is max(compute_mass, storage_mass). Compute mass is still the same as before.
The discount here I guess is related to mass_per_tx_byte being 1 whereas mass_per_sigop is 1000. Reference:
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@KendallDynasty
@HocusLocusT
@elperorr
@ahakutti1
@kasplex
@Kaspa_HypeMan
@Kaspa_KEF
@KaspaCurrency
@Kaspador
@KASPAEnthusiast
@KaspaGuru
@KaspaSilver
@plzsats
@Sompaulinsky
@spacetravelle20
@oisinlee
Introducing a dependency on archival nodes changes this dynamic.
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@DesheShai
And, a competent group of people should be able to scrutinize those changes very heavily, but be open to them if indeed it objectively improves the network - surpassing any consequences.
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