Kaspa

A brand new use case has recently emerged within the Kaspa ecosystem. It’s called Kasia!

A guest post by @KaspaSilver 👇

Kasia is a fully encrypted P2P messaging system built on the Kaspa protocol. This project is being lead by @auzghosty and is completely open source.

His goal is to have Kaspa be the most used proof of work in the world!

Why could this be game changing for Kaspa ?

First off any other proof of work system implementing this would see this as “spam” rather than a feature. But due to Kaspa’s pruning and rapid block times of 10 blocks per second Kaspa can handle this with no sweat.

This service enables users to setup a wallet and fund it with at least 10 Kaspa to be able to send over 500K messages.

Each message is a L1 transaction on the network.

The key takeaways of this service are:

A decentralized private P2P messaging service that is not reliant on a centralized server for constant uptime.

A new use case for Kaspa outside of simply sending and receiving value. Increasing transaction volume and miner income.

Please note this service is in early beta stages but is able to be used here:   t.co/eogcUdVQEH

This is a fully open source project so you can run it locally by following the steps here:   t.co/vqW3lZrkGV

Reach out to @auzghosty for any questions or feedback.