Great info Ks. I think what matter most is the utility of the token. Even if founder/s of the coin sell, it will get more evenly distributed. As more and more people are willing to hold kaspa as they believe in the project. This is not a vapourware project and so far i see that is what happening.
A small suggestion: Can Kaspium provide a voice reminder function for the arrival of Kas? When receiving Kas, it can broadcast the number of Kas arriving in the account.
They don’t even have 1% of the supply and there is not even enough liquidity for that sale to go through. There has to be a buyer for there to be a sale. It’s not as simple as you are making it seem.
You seem to have some detailed knowledge of Kaspa so I will ask you one of my main concerns. With the emission schedule so aggressive, it naturally creates a more centralized environment of miners. We are starting to see this currently. The new miners tend to be really expensive and most cant afford to keep buying. To make matter worse, the new miners hash rate combined with the Kaspa emission schedule, and most cant continue to mine profitably. But even with the new miners, the extreme reduction will create the problem I worry. What happens if all the miners shut off? Will Kaspa need to follow the roadmap that ETH did to have the network continually work? The price won't be able to support profitability, even if you had only 1 miner with one machine. I would appreciate if you do a video or a chat where you discuss this concern of mine. Thanks.
The security budget. We believe that it's enough. Coin price will go up. Miners earn on transaction fees. If temporarily too many miners, some will shut, free market regulates. Less miner centralisation than bitcoin because 600x more blocks, can solo mine.
The idea is to never increase the supply once it gets fully mined. The only way to change this is to have a consensus agreement amongst miners that we need to increase which is highly unlikely.
I have no doubt that 100K Kaspa will have a price of 200 000 USD in two years, because KASPA is a real revolution. Even on its founding page, Ethereum made reference to the founders of KASPA.
Can y tell me where is first half year before launch?Who mint than?Where is that kas? Or that is just rumors🤣 I still not sell any coin what i got but..in some hope to reach 50cents will fly away..all know what is happening with pow after bull.
Hey Kaspa Silver can I please ask you for some help? I bought a KS0 ultra and I connected it but it is showing as offline when I enter the ip address but it is blinking only green. Do you know how to get it online? I saw something about changing to static on ip settings but I’m not sure what to do?
@@KaspaSilver thanks but I’m still not able to see my miner stats it shows as offline. If you know anyone who can help me out. I would send them some money for helping me set it up?
@@dimitriskazazakis5658 Yes you need to set it to a static IP address. The older miners could be configured static or DHCP. For some reason I couldn't get it to work on DHCP. After you set that up properly, it should go online.
That was his second reason for making Kaspa. It was sarcasm as well. Anything he makes though he deserves. I think anyone here wouldn’t want to lose money.
Hey KS - I just noticed that the first day of the Kas emission schedule is the exact day that BTC peaked last bullrun. This is too coincidental for me to just ignore. I think this is a sign that, in this bullrun, Kas will absorb a lot of the funds that would have gone into BTC, in the same way that BTC absorbed a lot of the money that would normally have gone into gold. IMO, this will limit the upside of BTC, and is bullish for Kaspa. I see this as a secret "passing of the torch." Now that everyone expects BTC to go up to >100,000 and there is an ETF, it seems like BTC is too obvious a play, and I see the upside limited to $125-150K. What do you think?
It’s not healthy to spread confirmation bias on things people are just guessing on. It only creates disappointment. Fact is no one knows. Just trying to keep it real. I believe Kaspa is undervalued though.
Shai does not appear to be rich. He has to eat. Selling this will calm him and he can focus on work without worries. While not being super rich like Vitalik and stop quitting. So all good. Also, I expect that he mined and bought a multiple of that, as 1m coins initially went for 600 USD.
@@Jswell_ Concentration of KASPA wealth is the problem because insiders mined most of the KASPA coins and also wealthy entities can now gobble up the entire KASPA coin supply very cheaply in very little time. If KASPA becomes the world "silver" standard then at this time someone can buy the entire future world economy for just 3 billion dollars.
They can’t because there is not enough liquidity. It doesn’t work like a company stock where you just buy it completely. Trying to do so would drive the price up extremely high.
@@mankisito You can't market buy the entire supply at the current market price.. you'd have to bid higher and higher to match what every seller is asking for, for whatever supply is circulating on exchanges. The launch was public knowledge for a long time. The market cap was under $5 million USD for nearly a year after it launched, and many gpu miners that check whattomine or bitcointalk already knew about it. People chose to ignore it, mine it and dump it for pennies, or never knew about it because nobody spoon-fed it to them. There was no marketing budget or big firms to advertise it. Don't blame "insiders". Also, your entire logic is flawed if you think a low circulating supply with a slow emission schedule is better, when big mining firms can hold a monopoly and continually dump their block rewards onto retail investors.
This is actually a very good thing. If you wanna run a decentralized stateless project you should try your best to avoid becoming what everyone looks to for direction.
Yep can, he can dump his coin. But much less coin compare to pre mined coins.. so probably if he indeed dump his coin’s holding would not going much impact
The title is clear and the question mark is in the thumbnail because its not a statement. My thumbnails are as basic as they come pretty much. I don't see it the way you pointing it out.
If there’s only 15% left, how can that 15% of kaspa create a valuation of $10+ per coin? Does it mean it increases that much more the less there is of kaspa coins?
Theres 15% left to mine to increase the supply. The supply can only ever be 29 Billion coins. For Kaspa to be a $10 coin it would need to be around 290 billion market cap. Worth a bit more than ETH currently. It’s not impossible but not something guaranteed.
@@KaspaSilver So does increased market cap guarantee increased valuation to the extent of being worth $5+? Does supply and demand have an effect to valuation? The less there are the more valuable it is?
@@KaspaSilverHow can you even think its possible while kas team haven't even decided how to implement smart contracts. The ETH eco system has been in year of dev and rebuilds and years of devs building projects on it. And those high fees that every one complains about are the incentive to build on the ETH chain.
0.35%percent of all wallets, 1000walkets from 350000,owns 54%percent of all kaspa. Extremely concentrated. Bare in mind that many of this 1000wallets are own by the same person. This information it's easy to get at the kaspa website. Therefore yes kaspa is extremely concentrated and can be hug pool by few if they decide to do it!!!!
Those 1000 wallets includes exchanges. This is no different than any fair launch coin especially with Kaspa being so young the spread is actually really good. People will sell of course like with anything.
Look at bitcoin. Compared to number of addresses which is in the millions you have around 50% of the supply in ~16,000 addresses over 15 years. Time will distribute the Kaspa supply more and more.
OP here. Thanks for answering the question. You are the best! 😂
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Can't be rugged
Great work thanks
Always great!
Great info Ks. I think what matter most is the utility of the token. Even if founder/s of the coin sell, it will get more evenly distributed. As more and more people are willing to hold kaspa as they believe in the project. This is not a vapourware project and so far i see that is what happening.
on point !same goes for people afraid that Marathon is selling their kaspa !!!let them sell so we can buy more :)
Great video! Addresses one's deepest concerns
Great video explaining how Kaspa is fair launch and safe.. ❤
Thanks bro earned my sub for keeping it real
Consistent great content bro. 😎
Keep on truckin’
H O D L 🍀🌪️
If that happens, I will find him. Believe that
I buy more and more Kaspa from every salary I get
There’s no second best
I wonder what ICP investors say about 50 percent allocation to VCs and early investors..😊great content. Congratulations!
A small suggestion: Can Kaspium provide a voice reminder function for the arrival of Kas? When receiving Kas, it can broadcast the number of Kas arriving in the account.
Kaspa is king 🤴 😊
I’m glad you made this video for the noobs normie bots 🤖
Never! 😂
People are funny.....rug a PoW 😂
Haha
Can we buy kaspa in etherum mainnet (metamask) waiting for ur answer...thank u
You can buy wrapped Kaspa but I would avoid this. Look into getting the real native Kaspa. It’s not supported on meta mask now.
Tha founder of every project can rug pull us.
No a rug pull is causing the price to drastically at a single given moment. Not possible by one person in Kaspa.
@@KaspaSilver ok if you say so but if marathon digital decides to sell all their kaspa today good buy price as you know it.
They don’t even have 1% of the supply and there is not even enough liquidity for that sale to go through. There has to be a buyer for there to be a sale. It’s not as simple as you are making it seem.
@@KaspaSilver ok
You seem to have some detailed knowledge of Kaspa so I will ask you one of my main concerns. With the emission schedule so aggressive, it naturally creates a more centralized environment of miners. We are starting to see this currently. The new miners tend to be really expensive and most cant afford to keep buying. To make matter worse, the new miners hash rate combined with the Kaspa emission schedule, and most cant continue to mine profitably. But even with the new miners, the extreme reduction will create the problem I worry. What happens if all the miners shut off? Will Kaspa need to follow the roadmap that ETH did to have the network continually work? The price won't be able to support profitability, even if you had only 1 miner with one machine. I would appreciate if you do a video or a chat where you discuss this concern of mine. Thanks.
The security budget. We believe that it's enough. Coin price will go up. Miners earn on transaction fees. If temporarily too many miners, some will shut, free market regulates. Less miner centralisation than bitcoin because 600x more blocks, can solo mine.
Do you believe we will see smart contracts on Kaspa this cycle? Thx
Probably not.
Could someone explain in brief what smart contracts are please?
@@KaspaSilver third party SC, for sure.
@@KaspaSilver The KRC-20 launching the 15th September aren't smart contracts ?
They are not. I go into detail here: An Overview Of Kasplex On Kaspa
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Once all KAS has been mined, will there be more coins minted, or is that it that total supply is in circulation? What happens to miners?
Fees will need to sustain miners.
@@KaspaSilver will there be more coins minted or no?
The idea is to never increase the supply once it gets fully mined. The only way to change this is to have a consensus agreement amongst miners that we need to increase which is highly unlikely.
I have no doubt that 100K Kaspa will have a price of 200 000 USD in two years, because KASPA is a real revolution. Even on its founding page, Ethereum made reference to the founders of KASPA.
Let’s see what the future holds
Can y tell me where is first half year before launch?Who mint than?Where is that kas?
Or that is just rumors🤣
I still not sell any coin what i got but..in some hope to reach 50cents will fly away..all know what is happening with pow after bull.
What are you talking about ? No kas was created until the day of launch via mining.
A minerr
Hey Kaspa Silver can I please ask you for some help? I bought a KS0 ultra and I connected it but it is showing as offline when I enter the ip address but it is blinking only green. Do you know how to get it online? I saw something about changing to static on ip settings but I’m not sure what to do?
Try following this: Kaspa Mining: KS0 Ultra Review, Setup, & Profitability Calculations
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@@KaspaSilver thanks but I’m still not able to see my miner stats it shows as offline. If you know anyone who can help me out. I would send them some money for helping me set it up?
@@dimitriskazazakis5658 Yes you need to set it to a static IP address. The older miners could be configured static or DHCP. For some reason I couldn't get it to work on DHCP. After you set that up properly, it should go online.
@@RyanMasog thanks I figured it out just needed a firmware upgrade
He did say at one point that he was in this to get rich.
That was his second reason for making Kaspa. It was sarcasm as well. Anything he makes though he deserves. I think anyone here wouldn’t want to lose money.
@@KaspaSilver oh of course not bashing at all, we all get into something to make money that takes our time
Hey KS - I just noticed that the first day of the Kas emission schedule is the exact day that BTC peaked last bullrun. This is too coincidental for me to just ignore. I think this is a sign that, in this bullrun, Kas will absorb a lot of the funds that would have gone into BTC, in the same way that BTC absorbed a lot of the money that would normally have gone into gold. IMO, this will limit the upside of BTC, and is bullish for Kaspa. I see this as a secret "passing of the torch." Now that everyone expects BTC to go up to >100,000 and there is an ETF, it seems like BTC is too obvious a play, and I see the upside limited to $125-150K. What do you think?
Your guess is just as good as my guess I firmly believe Kaspa is undervalued though.
He wants to sell that way we get a bigger opportunity
Why is Shai selling 3.9 million KAS at 20 cents, when we all know it is going to be worth $3 - $20 this cycle
No one actually knows.
@@KaspaSilver not very bullish from you
It’s not healthy to spread confirmation bias on things people are just guessing on. It only creates disappointment. Fact is no one knows. Just trying to keep it real. I believe Kaspa is undervalued though.
Shai needs to eat people. If he has had it since .0001 then let the man eat for his efforts.
Shai does not appear to be rich. He has to eat. Selling this will calm him and he can focus on work without worries. While not being super rich like Vitalik and stop quitting. So all good. Also, I expect that he mined and bought a multiple of that, as 1m coins initially went for 600 USD.
The only thing that worries me a bit is that most of KASPA has been mined while the price is still relatively low.
Why does that concern you?
@@Jswell_ Concentration of KASPA wealth is the problem because insiders mined most of the KASPA coins and also wealthy entities can now gobble up the entire KASPA coin supply very cheaply in very little time. If KASPA becomes the world "silver" standard then at this time someone can buy the entire future world economy for just 3 billion dollars.
@@mankisito That would just pump all of our bags though lol
They can’t because there is not enough liquidity. It doesn’t work like a company stock where you just buy it completely. Trying to do so would drive the price up extremely high.
@@mankisito You can't market buy the entire supply at the current market price.. you'd have to bid higher and higher to match what every seller is asking for, for whatever supply is circulating on exchanges. The launch was public knowledge for a long time. The market cap was under $5 million USD for nearly a year after it launched, and many gpu miners that check whattomine or bitcointalk already knew about it. People chose to ignore it, mine it and dump it for pennies, or never knew about it because nobody spoon-fed it to them. There was no marketing budget or big firms to advertise it. Don't blame "insiders". Also, your entire logic is flawed if you think a low circulating supply with a slow emission schedule is better, when big mining firms can hold a monopoly and continually dump their block rewards onto retail investors.
Any info when Tangem will support KRC20. And also dynamic addresses ?
They said they will not sure exactly when
Why the creator of kaspa is very camera shy.. I dont see alot of videos about him
This is actually a very good thing. If you wanna run a decentralized stateless project you should try your best to avoid becoming what everyone looks to for direction.
There are a few lengthy videos with Yonatan speaking conferences and academic events. You can find them with a little digging. 😊
he can always dump, but that is against his own interest.
Basically just like anyone else.
Yep can, he can dump his coin. But much less coin compare to pre mined coins.. so probably if he indeed dump his coin’s holding would not going much impact
You need to put the word (Can) ? In your PIN because this looks like clickbait. Looks more like they did.
The title is clear and the question mark is in the thumbnail because its not a statement. My thumbnails are as basic as they come pretty much. I don't see it the way you pointing it out.
Agreed man❤
@@KaspaSilverIt is definitely a confusing thumbnail. It makes it sound like there are claims of a rug pull that you’re looking into.
People actually do claim Kaspa is a rug pull on X due to its early days. All been debunked many times.
I will adjust it though since I got two people confused about it.
If there’s only 15% left, how can that 15% of kaspa create a valuation of $10+ per coin? Does it mean it increases that much more the less there is of kaspa coins?
Theres 15% left to mine to increase the supply. The supply can only ever be 29 Billion coins. For Kaspa to be a $10 coin it would need to be around 290 billion market cap. Worth a bit more than ETH currently. It’s not impossible but not something guaranteed.
@@KaspaSilver So does increased market cap guarantee increased valuation to the extent of being worth $5+? Does supply and demand have an effect to valuation? The less there are the more valuable it is?
@@KaspaSilverHow can you even think its possible while kas team haven't even decided how to implement smart contracts.
The ETH eco system has been in year of dev and rebuilds and years of devs building projects on it.
And those high fees that every one complains about are the incentive to build on the ETH chain.
I said it’s not impossible but not guaranteed. The reason why I said it’s not guaranteed is for exactly what you stated.
0.35%percent of all wallets, 1000walkets from 350000,owns 54%percent of all kaspa. Extremely concentrated. Bare in mind that many of this 1000wallets are own by the same person. This information it's easy to get at the kaspa website. Therefore yes kaspa is extremely concentrated and can be hug pool by few if they decide to do it!!!!
Those 1000 wallets includes exchanges. This is no different than any fair launch coin especially with Kaspa being so young the spread is actually really good. People will sell of course like with anything.
@@KaspaSilver can you please name few fair launched pow coins with the same wallets distribution .
I am looking for projects older than kas
Look at bitcoin. Compared to number of addresses which is in the millions you have around 50% of the supply in ~16,000 addresses over 15 years. Time will distribute the Kaspa supply more and more.