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@cz_binance should have stayed at home write a long post on X instead of attending the event. Just like what @hashdag did.
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To be honest, having stables on kaspa:native is not the hard part. The hard part is having centralized entity (like CEX, Businesses, Visa, Mastercard) adopting it. Which I don’t see Kaspa has the connection to do that.
Otherwise it will be just like an arcade token on Kaspa, just for fun
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Kaspians you have to work on something. When someone makes a post like this about 90% of the comments are indirectly saying your dumb without even challenging the point being made.
He had a point here and it could be totally talked through with reason. You do realize when it comes to Kaspa everyone is marketing. So you have the power to turn someone complete off on acknowledging Kaspa or making them curious to help people learn.
One of Kaspas strong points is the abundance of community members who actually take time to try and learn how things work so that conversations never have to be personal but just talking about the facts.
Then again this is internet i know you will do whatever you want. Thanks for tuning into my rant. 😆
A Topic for the kaspa:native and $BTC community to debate.
In the recent @KaspaSilver interview by @Gemini , @bicepcurl mention that it took him more than an hour to move his Bitcoin during the cold card wallet hack. And it make him anxious. Of course the Kaspa community reply it wouldn’t happen in Kaspa because it is so fast.
But isn’t this a double edge sword?
Incase of an unlikely event like a hack, the hacker is only able to hack 300 wallet per 10 minute due to the block size and speed of Bitcoin. Most people will have time to react to the hack.
In the case of Kaspa, the hacker would be able to hack 3,000 wallet per second or 1,800,000 wallet in the same time spend of Bitcoin block time which is 10 minute.
Was the Bitcoin block size and speed random or design the way it is on purpose? In engineering term, we call it damage control or mitigating the effect of a damage.
Did Satoshi once again proof that he is so ahead of time that he got you covered in case of an unlikely event like a hack.
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A Topic for the kaspa:native and $BTC community to debate.
In the recent @KaspaSilver interview by @Gemini , @bicepcurl mention that it took him more than an hour to move his Bitcoin during the cold card wallet hack. And it make him anxious. Of course the Kaspa community reply it wouldn’t happen in Kaspa because it is so fast.
But isn’t this a double edge sword?
Incase of an unlikely event like a hack, the hacker is only able to hack 300 wallet per 10 minute due to the block size and speed of Bitcoin. Most people will have time to react to the hack.
In the case of Kaspa, the hacker would be able to hack 3,000 wallet per second or 1,800,000 wallet in the same time spend of Bitcoin block time which is 10 minute.
Was the Bitcoin block size and speed random or design the way it is on purpose? In engineering term, we call it damage control or mitigating the effect of a damage.
Did Satoshi once again proof that he is so ahead of time that he got you covered in case of an unlikely event like a hack.
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Kastle wallet is better than Kasware wallet in my opinion. Great job guys!
Kasware wallet always doesn't connect
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Honest user experience review of @AppKaskad or the kaspa:native ecosystem.
Just to try things out, I decided to throw in 50 usd.
Step 1: Bridge from Kaspa layer 1 to Igra Layer 2 using katbridge.com/ . Bridged 1819 Kas for 1818 iKas. 1 iKas is for the transaction fee
Step 2: Convert iKas to USDC. I have two option @KaspaCom or @ZealousSwap . For 1818 iKAS, Kaspacom quoted me 48.5 USDC and Zealous quoted me 49.35 USDC (both max slippage set at 0.5%). Of course I chose Zealous Swap.
Step 3: Supply to @AppKaskad and ready to earn interest.
Overall experience was Ok.
The upside is that the yield is attractive at the moment (APY fluctuates depending on the pool’s utilization rate). The UIs of KasKad, Kaspacom, and Zealous Swap look clean, good, and easy to navigate. Its also very addictive to see the kaUSDC (The equivalent token you get for supplying USDC) increases every few second in your wallet.
The downside is that there is so many steps involve, although we are still within the Kaspa ecosystem. Next the liquidity is bad, price impact was about 1.5% on just a 50 usd swap. Big players is not going to come in.
As for the risk, I’m not too sure about the security of the protocols, so I’ll put a question mark here. I’m not a tech guy, so I’ll leave it to you or other experts in the space to share your thoughts.
Another risk is that the USDC on @Igra_Labs is not the USDC issued by @circle . If things doesn't go right, it will just be a useless token. If you are here long enough you will know about FinanceChainge. Im still holding a bunch of useless CUSDT, anyone wants it? 😂
What is the risk of supplying USDC to @AppKaskad for 67.82% APR?
Wonder why no one capitalised on this
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What is the risk of supplying USDC to @AppKaskad for 67.82% APR?
Wonder why no one capitalised on this
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What’s your thought?
The Rich Man and the Poor Man
Poor Man: “You’re rich. What’s the secret?”
Rich Man: “I stopped asking, ‘What can I afford?’ and started asking, ‘How can I afford it?’”
Poor Man: “What’s the difference?”
Rich Man: “One question focuses on your limitations. The other forces you to find a solution.”
Poor Man: “So money isn’t the goal?”
Rich Man: “Money is a tool. The real goal is having control over your time.”
The poor man stayed silent.
Then he asked:
“So how do I start?”
The rich man smiled.
“Learn a valuable skill. Increase your income. Spend less than you earn. Invest the difference. Then repeat it for years.”
Getting rich usually isn’t one big decision.
It’s thousands of small decisions made consistently.