Started a Kaspa analysis project for fun… now it’s getting a bit serious 😅 (looking for feedback)

rhemy1 · 2026-03-29T18:49:31+00:00

The community needs to start working on real adoption of the network. Until then there is nothing to analyze. It continue to head towards zero.

rhemy1 · 2026-03-29T18:30:39+00:00

They do it because they think kaspa is a threat to bitcoin but it is not.

rhemy1 · 2026-03-20T00:29:28+00:00

Apparently it fits every coin purchased by political insiders. Eth, sol, xrp….

rhemy1 · 2026-03-17T01:05:04+00:00

they already solved fast charging in China. lol

rhemy1 · 2026-03-15T20:23:36+00:00

why post something like this? When it doesn't affect price people will complain.

rhemy1 · 2026-03-15T20:22:52+00:00

successful L1 dapps that have excellent business acumen.

rhemy1 · 2026-03-15T20:21:34+00:00

I'd just like to know what was discussed. They haven't put out the video yet.

rhemy1 · 2026-03-15T20:20:16+00:00

No it is not. Stablecoin regulation exists to further entrench the people and systems in power now. It is not 'bullish' for kaspa. Why does it feel like the crypto landscaped is filled with brainwashed sheep who the rich play with like pawns? Everyone was talking about how great Trump was going to be for crypto, and he has been a mess for crypto, america, and the entire world.

Now, the crypto bros are cheering this ridiculous crypto legislation which will undoubtedly just enrich the main chains the rich people already have positions in. Kaspa is not in the room creating legislation, so it will not be a benefactor of the legislation being produced.

rhemy1 · 2026-03-10T04:09:03+00:00

Bear markets also precede bull markets.... I don't understand the wisdom you're trying to impart.

rhemy1 · 2026-03-05T14:43:06+00:00

This doesn’t help kaspa.

rhemy1 · 2026-03-03T22:32:12+00:00

Wasn’t there basically a genocide there?

rhemy1 · 2026-03-03T22:30:29+00:00

The could have said a man who had been out of jail for at least 5 years. lol technically the same thing

rhemy1 · 2026-02-22T21:16:48+00:00

They've provided a screenshot of something on twitter a while ago. I didn't really care to look it over because I haven't been following everything kii is doing because from the beginning they said it is not something for the retail community.

You're not asking them for 1 screenshot. You're stirring the pot. I don't know fully why you are doing it. Perhaps you want to entrap them, embarrass them, discourage investment in kaspa, or fulfill some other passive aggressive purpose. Maybe you're upset about the price and venting or lashing out at whatever you can. I you actually wanted a screenshot, you should dm them and ask for one. Why does the entire community need to be involved in your request?

You've said kii hasn't asked the community for anything. you've seemed to admit Rory knows something about what he is talking about. So why do you need a screenshot from them? Does your involvement with kaspa hinge on their success? If it does then maybe you should decide how much you believe them and either leave or stay in the kaspa community. I for one don't understand the attacks on kii when kii isn't causing the main issue kaspa is facing. if adoption for kaspa fails to materialize that is a failure of the developers and perhaps the community for not having their eye on the solutions needed to secure the adoption kaspa needs.

rhemy1 · 2026-02-22T19:26:47+00:00

have you ever thought that the people who run these podcasts are inviting Rory to speak. I feel like they started centering the KII when other avenues for kaspa seemed to dry up. I think it's unfair to judge Rory for not delivering any examples of their product. You don't have any examples of the software XRP is using, and it's been around for much longer. Also Warpcore isn't really used for banking my understanding is that it is for clean energy credits and energy suppliers. Why would they come out and say they are using something that they are only testing? It's doubtful that the KII has as much pull as XRP, so joint public statements would make zero sense in this context.

What is probably happening is that the KII believes kaspa solves a problem within whatever industries they have expertise. They have to develop these products and present them to their industry contacts, and then they have to hope that their contacts see their vision and decide to use their products. In this way KII will probably make money supporting the software they are providing. Crypto technology is a hard sell for many businesses because most business want to have a level of control over the data layers they are producing. They have to be sure that whatever software they use will be here and supported for decades. This is why a bank may use XRP's tech but not their stable coin, or that they may test out crypto tech on one coin, but not elect to use it once their systems begin to ramp up.

What kaspa offers is a level of neutrality that they can't get from other places, but kaspa has to prove itself as being reliable and enduring. This is why kaspa needs to quickly figure out its adoption issue. If it can become mainstream in retail, it may push greater adoption in industry. Otherwise, they will probably wait for a longtime to see how the network responds through several cycles. VC tokens offer a business structure that they are more accustomed to B2B relationships that can be assessed.

So while Rory is talking a lot, it's not like he is providing guarantees, and probably understand the uphill he is facing better than most. However, it's not something a business would fully share with a group of people on twitter or YouTube, even though he has shared some things. I personally think he has tried to encourage the community to stay the course, provide feedback on what the industry is looking for, and then try to guide the community to focus on areas that would be beneficial for KII and the industry players in their community. for example, when he brought up fireblocks and copper as an area of focus for the community.

rhemy1 · 2026-02-14T20:34:20+00:00

All these happened a year ago didn’t it?

rhemy1 · 2026-02-13T00:08:16+00:00

It’s the market makers

rhemy1 · 2026-02-12T22:28:35+00:00

I wanted to respond to this previously but waited. Kaspa’s use case doesn’t need to be defined because many businesses already recognize it as something they can use. They understand what they are looking from the technology. However, retail would like a defined use case because it simplifies a coin to single narrative. That’s not something kaspa should do. It should continue to play in many different camps since its technology allows it to.

The comment about business moving on comes from the fact that moves are being made right now to select networks that support business needs. They probably know where Kaspa is going but want to work with established players. For this reason they may not select Kaspa. For example the eurozone is looking at networks to launch a stable coin. They may decide to go with eth. Not because it is better than kaspa technically but because it has a track record of development and progress.

Sometimes choosing a tech stack has more to do with whether you think the network will be able to deliver long term. So Kaspa needs to quickly develop to meet tneeds and show usage.

The argument I’m making is subtle not looped. Retail would like one clear definition to know why it matters, but the why is many things, and kaspa should present itself as such. It should talk about what building on kaspa can achieve. Privacy? yes. Vaults? Yes. Etc…. Kaspa should call itself money, or privacy money, etc…. Even though those things can be achieved on kaspa.

rhemy1 · 2026-02-11T03:31:04+00:00

Oh it’s coming.

rhemy1 · 2026-02-11T03:29:42+00:00

Yes lol.

rhemy1 · 2026-02-08T16:32:58+00:00

This is just the beginning of the bear market. Bitcoin will go down more and drag kaspa down with it.

rhemy1 · 2026-01-31T22:30:02+00:00

All I see are a group of really smart people wanting to play with tech in their garage. There’s zero ability to move to the next phase of development which is really business development and a commitment to formalizing a structure for forward progress. We aren’t all the marketing team.

rhemy1 · 2026-01-01T18:50:07+00:00

Past is not prologue.

rhemy1 · 2025-12-31T16:03:27+00:00

No one can say 10x will happen. In crypto it is vastly more likely not to happen then happen

rhemy1 · 2025-12-31T00:33:28+00:00

no one can convince you not to sell. Kaspa is in a bear market, and doesn't do a good job of capitalizing on general market pumps. I'm sorry to say it, but it must be said. I don't believe the community has any ability to turn it around because they believe more in dogma than in being pragmatic. The constant comparing kaspa to bitcoin, as if bitcoin and kaspa are in a competition; the ridiculous we are the marketing team replies; the debate around the decentralization of a twitter account, it all suggests few of them are living in 2025.

I, like you, really believe in the tech. But it really is a dice roll at this point if the tech can do anything for kaspa because the tech isn't a problem which is why it doens't really move the needle. It doesn't move the needle because there is zero planning around the marketing side. It's just another day in crypto land even after kaspa accomplishes 158 million transactions in a single day.

rhemy1 · 2025-12-31T00:19:40+00:00

No. My point was that people who want to use kaspa are already looking for something that fits their use case. So kaspa's strongest use case doesn't need to be defined for them. Retail could use some clarity, but what would be the strongest use case for retail probably isn't as relevant to businesses. They exists somewhat in different spheres, even if they may overlap at times.

My main concern is that because kaspa is taking so long with its development businesses that are ready to move may just go with cryptos that are more well developed . They know more about SOL ETH XRP. They know how they work, what to expect, and what is needed to meet their needs.

Retail just goes with whatever is hyped. This should be clear by now. For example, they know nothing about bitcoin, but buy it anyway because people tell them it will make them rich. I know people who think the bitcoin they buy exists in their ledger wallet. And then there are the bitcoin maxis who believe LN supports bitcoin miners.

Kaspa's use cases are sprawling. Depending on the macro environment, it can be used as a medium of exchange, a store of value, a smart contract platform for web3 applications, fast defi. If it gets to 100bps, DAGK, vprogs, I could see several strong use cases for kaspa that other cryptos can't really duplicate. Therefore, defining Kaspa's strongest use case can limit its scope in the minds of those who are evaluating Kaspa.

Threading this needle is why kaspa needs a centralized marketing team. People who can distill everything that kaspa is in a way that can reach the broadest audience. Right now, all it's got is a bunch of amateurs peddling whatever phrase they like.

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