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!
The best way to explain Kaspa? Bitcoin OP_CAT++. Moreover, we recently saw important news about a broader regulatory shift by the SEC toward fraud-focused enforcement, collectively signaling improved institutional viability and structural maturation in crypto markets.
The Kaspa ecosystem is advancing toward its Toccata hard fork, enabling Layer-1 covenants and ZK infrastructure, while parallel developments in tooling, Layer-2 expansion, and ecosystem adoption are still on fire.
