We believe it’s possible that DeFi, staking, and Web3 projects were merely proof-of-concept products for the future of RWAs, especially the tokenization of bonds (private and public), treasuries, and money market funds. To show what L1s and L2s can do for traditional markets. Traditional finance, in the end, will want a single chain anchored to the physical world like Bitcoin, but as efficient and as fast as Ethereum or Solana. That answer is Kaspa.
When Bach meets Kaspa. Kaspa’s ecosystem accelerated toward mainnet readiness this week as Toccata entered feature freeze, developers demonstrated early ZK and cross-chain functionality on TN12, and a wave of infrastructure, oracle, MEV, payments, and stablecoin integrations signaled expanding programmability and real-world adoption across the network.
Our two heroes this week? Eliott Mea and Luke Dunshea. Eliott released a mathematically rigorous framework for price oracles on Kaspa, and Luke released several Kaspian tooling kits from devnet experiment results to a node resource study, as well as an update for Kaspa’s genesis path for pruned nodes and an updated fork for Liberated Potatoe. Moreover, we saw key third-party development across the Kaspa ecosystem. Read about it here!
Kaspa’s core purpose is two-fold: perfect money and enabling large-scale coordination via “coordination markets.” We cover this and this week’s news, as Kaspa crossed ~95% of its supply, while Kasplex integrated Bridgers (50+ chains) and launched a USDC/KAS pool. Moreover, we saw IGRA DAO assume LP ownership, and developers debated covenant indexing. Read below!
