DIMTips @DimTips

Hello 👨‍🔧. DIMTIPS community loves to 🛠️Repair 🖌️Restore & 🧰Revive everyday items. Introducing Community Coin🪙 dimtips.com London, England Joined February 2019

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DIMTips @DimTips

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8 months ago

@realvijayk Comment = + 10

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Vijay 𐤊ailash, CFA, CFP® @realvijayk

8 months ago

I'll buy 10 $KAS for every comment, like, and reshare on this post (must be following me & I'll share proof). 24H only. Ends at 10:17am PST on 10/21/25. Make me fiat poor (I'm actually kinda worried).

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DIMTips @DimTips

8 months ago

@CryptoxxxCoffee Ok

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Kaspa Daily @DailyKaspa

8 months ago

🚨 Breaking News 🚨 Kasplex L2 has officially gone live on Kaspa. Smart contracts are now available on the network, opening the door for DeFi, NFTs, and a new wave of applications to be built on Kaspa L2 This marks a major milestone in Kaspa’s evolution beyond payments into a full programmable ecosystem.

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Michael Sutton @michaelsuttonil

8 months ago

a few points that come to mind this evening, in no particular order: - Kaspa pre-zk is a sequencing and data-carrying service; there’s no conceptual difference between txn payloads carrying EVM calldata, KRC20 inscriptions or Kasia chat msgs in that regard - in particular, the above means there’s no settlement on L1; there are no validity proofs or fraud proofs verified. It’s a one-way route: L2s listen to L1 and the data it makes available; L1 has no idea what interpretation L2s give to this data - hence an L1<>L2 KAS bridge (in this pre-zk era) cannot be fully trustless, no matter the cleverness of its designers - this does not mean all L2 funds require trust (you can have tokens that live only on the L2; think of it as any other standalone EVM, eg Eth L1) - in order for this normal L2 operation to be decentralized (other than KAS bridging which must hold some form of trust as mentioned), its codebase must be open-source and independent validators must be able to run it as they wish. I can respect a decision not to immediately open source something you worked on and holds significant IP, but the tradeoff is clear: until the L2 is fully open-source, there is a degree of centralization/trust in anything it executes, and users should be fully aware. - (btw iirc some Eth rollups were partially closed-source at their respective mainnet launch, though the case is a bit different since they had L1 settlement support) - I admire Kasplex’s efforts to bring smart contracts to Kaspa asap. If I’m allowed to be somewhat cynical I think tomorrow's launch is a win-win situation. If the launch succeeds it showcases Kaspa’s speed, responsiveness and immense throughput. If it somewhat stutters or has initial problems, they are not inherent to Kaspa and indicate nothing about the core technology and will be fixed in following iterations (or perfected by other entities). I’m not naive and I’m aware that not everyone understands the differentiation between layers, but it’s the simple truth and will eventually rise. other r&d updates in short: - dk: being worked on by some dkoders, initial implementation is already taking shape - vprogs: not only a yellow paper, a rust prototype is wip

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DIMTips @DimTips

9 months ago

Wow what an explanation of vProgs. Looks like Kaspa moving from industry's shopping malls to highstreet... better still from supermarkets to farmers markets (cooperative).

Michael Sutton @michaelsuttonil

9 months ago

A late night braindump/stream of consciousness on the architecture and ideas behind vProgs, the “why” and the “how”, the paths not taken and the trails we did climb (with bonus pictures for the avid hikers). The world of DeFi is full of different architectures for smart

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Kaspa Daily @DailyKaspa

9 months ago

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DIMTips @DimTips

9 months ago

@ChangeNOW_io Missed the space. Will have to listen in...

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DIMTips @DimTips

9 months ago

@caesarnodes GM all... DIM ing and Tip..

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DIMTips @DimTips

9 months ago

@Web3PokerClub Hey all

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9 months ago

@mikewithcrypto On Sol. What's the view on xrp and kaspa too.

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9 months ago

@mikewithcrypto Hey all

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mikro @mikroweller

9 months ago

$KAS looks almost exactly like Bitcoin did from 2012-2016 🤯 Same 4-year structure. Same early adoption phase. Same parabolic potential… Except its 6000x faster and actually works as intended. If anything will ever be “the next Bitcoin” — it’s Kaspa.

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Kaspa Silver @KaspaSilver

9 months ago

$KAS Here is my takeaway from this. 1. Never use hot wallets to store a significant amount of wealth 2. If you are using a cold storage device be sure to always verify what you are signing. 3. If you are on Tangem you can’t verify what you are signing and you are putting your trust in the apps open source code. (This has been safe since inception but don’t think it’s perfect) If this fact bothers you look into diversifying wallets. Lastly don’t use Tangem with a seed phrase. 4. Before you send your Kaspa to another wallet it doesn’t hurt to do a test transaction. Kaspa being very fast and cheap makes this very easy. 5. At the moment the best wallet for Kaspa that protects you from this is @Ledger since it’s a cold storage device that lets you verify your transactions before you sign. 6. @OneKeyHQ could also be one of the best wallets but it currently blind signs. Been pushing to get this fixed and hopefully it happens soon. 🙏 7. If you have OneKey don’t panic. I use it and never had problems. Do a test transaction first if you seriously need to move your Kaspa. If not just sit tight and continue keeping your seed phrase safe. Never store a seed phrase online on a notes app or photo!

Charles Guillemet @P3b7_

9 months ago

🚨 There’s a large-scale supply chain attack in progress: the NPM account of a reputable developer has been compromised. The affected packages have already been downloaded over 1 billion times, meaning the entire JavaScript ecosystem may be at risk. The malicious payload works