This week, there were several important updates and exciting developments across the Kaspa ecosystem. The Kasplex L2 (layer 2) launch has been delayed, with the team taking extra time to ensure a flawless rollout. Meanwhile, Zealous Swap, Kasplex, and the Kaspa Alliance for Transparency (KAT) announced a collaboration to build a secure bridge between the Kaspa layer 1 (L1) and Kasplex layer 2 (L2) for KRC20 tokens.
It’s been a packed week for Kaspa, with exciting developments across the ecosystem. Dr. Yonatan Sompolinsky sat down for a marathon seven-and-a-half-hour interview, diving deep into Kaspa, while a new KIP proposal explored strengthening Kaspa’s quantum resiliency.
In this Weekly Knight, we discuss the potential harm of, or lack thereof, quantum computation to the crypto and blockchain sphere. Also, read about the new KEF research regarding stablecoin theory and Kaspa ecosystem updates across the board.
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We are relevant and we are inevitable. See the latest news in all things Kaspa, with the latest L2 updates and media headlines.
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Jennifer GhelardiniThe following article highlights key insights from the 166-page White House Crypto Report, focusing on the most relevant points for the Kaspa community. Rather than covering every detail, we’ll spotlight the sections with the greatest potential impact for all Kaspians and KAS holders.
The launch of smart contracts on Kaspa through Kasplex marks a major milestone for the ecosystem. Kaspa is known for its high-speed, scalable BlockDAG architecture; however, it has lacked native smart contract functionality until now. With Kasplex bringing EVM compatibility to Kaspa, developers can now build decentralized applications directly on one of the fastest and most secure proof-of-work networks. This opens the door for DeFi, NFTs, gaming, and other on-chain innovations to thrive on Kaspa, combining the programmability of Ethereum with the performance and security of Kaspa's unique infrastructure.
This past week brought crypto to center stage as the U.S. government hosted Crypto Week (July 14–18, 2025), a historic moment that marked a sincere push toward establishing clear digital asset regulations. While Kaspa remains a decentralized and international project with no known headquarters, these developments signal growing global momentum toward broader crypto adoption.
Proof-of-work is the most useful technology ever created, from creating the hardest form of money to securing the future of cyberspace and international Space Force Systems. Learn why, along with other Kaspa updates, in the new Weekly Knight.
Freedom! Freedom! Freedom! Kaspa is Freedom! Read about the latest updates on Kaspa and how the community is upholding the fundamental principles behind the cypherpunk movement.
Welcome to the new addition of the Weekly Knight, where we dive into the latest ecosystem updates and exciting developments. Why is Binance taking so long to list KAS? And who is the second largest holder of KAS? We cover this and other news of the previous week.
Kaspa will one day be a top five coin by market capitalization and the news from the past week points to how and why. See our most recent article on Kaspa news and its future.
