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Will the clarity act being passed help or hurt the coin? I’m ignorant to it all, and would love to be informed!

should i take out my money because i think it's a dead coin

I remember the times when many tried to accumulate 100,000 $KAS. That number now is not that hard to achieve as it was the last 2 years. I mean, 10k kas for merely $2500? I keep buying between 18 and 30 cents. What about you guys?

Found during a GitHub sweep, verifiable by anyone in about two minutes. To be clear up front about what's new here: Kaspa has worked with Ledger devices for a while via the community app and KasVault, and huge credit to the devs behind that. This is different. This is Ledger's own monorepo carrying native, first-party KAS integration.

What's actually there:

- hw-app-kaspa inside the official LedgerHQ/ledger-live repository, with commits through early August
- A Kaspa "family" in LedgerHQ/wallet-api (validation, serialization, the works), around 50 files across their codebase reference kaspa
- Official npm packages: @ledgerhq/coin-kaspa and @ledgerhq/hw-app-kaspa, with coin-kaspa publishing a new version TODAY
- All of it sitting behind feature flags in their currency config

What that means in plain terms: Ledger's engineers built and are actively maintaining native Kaspa support in the same pipeline as their tier-1 coins, and it's waiting on a switch, not on code. Companies don't staff year-long integrations for assets they don't intend to ship. When (if) they flip it, KAS shows up in Ledger Live natively for millions of devices, no community app path needed.

What this is NOT: an announcement, a launch, or a date. Feature-flagged means unreleased, and launch timing is entirely Ledger's call. Nobody should expect it next week. The story is that it exists at all. Built quietly, maintained actively, announced by no one.

Same pattern as the BitGo custody code that surfaced this week. The infrastructure layer keeps shipping Kaspa support in silence while the price argues about marketing. Plumbing first, announcements later. DYOR, the repos are public, go look.

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The Devs have done an astounding job with Crescendo and Covenants. But imo we really got to fix the Hash Rate / miner incentive issue next. To me adaptive transaction fees to support mining seems like the move but what do I know.

Hey,

from a technological standpoint. It‘s everything Bitcoin wanted to be.

BTC got hijacked by Blockstream, banksters, blackrock and the elite and is just a speculative token at this point in time. It‘s was never, isn‘t and will never ever be a medium of exchange since blockstream changed the roadmap to l2 solutions which do not even work.

Kaspa is the second chance. Let‘s do it better now

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As header says, speculation, but I believe the core devs likely know who entity X is. Think about it, with a bag that large you have a vested interest in Kaspas success and would likely be providing continuing funding to the team to ensure its success / stays on track. And they are likely under NDA

So everybody is exhausted and sick of it huh?

Please, help! I have 32 rigs I am not using and they are taking up space in my house. Any ideas on how to get back a even a very small portion of what they are worth would be much appreciated. They are in good condition but I can't afford to run them anymore.