Responding To Bitcoin University: "Is Kaspa The Next Bitcoin?"
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Btc is like white and black TV. Kaspa is like a color TV. Kaspa is just a better version of btc. Fast secure scalable. Cheaper transactions. It has actually use case for peer to peer transactions that are fast. You can send a million dollars in a second or so. Plus kaspa is what btc was supposed to be. It's the true Satoshi vision
It's more like.
BTC is the first TV
Kaspa is a modern smart TV
@@leetippingNo. KASPA is Netflix, RUclips, twitch etc. I mean, it's other thing. Not just colored tv in comparison with black white tv.
BTC and KASPA have their place. Time will tell , for now respect and continue to have good discussions around the technology and stop the hate. I like your response very very respectfull.
First they ignore you. Then they mock you. Then they attack you. Then you win.
KAS = Network Hash Rate: 366.75 PH/s
Average Block Time: 0.97 s Now that is secure as any out there. Let them talk smack..
And that's just the beginning.
Another great video mate.
Its funny how cultish crypto communites have become. I dont understand why people get so insecure, especially the btc maxies.
For me i own both Kaspa and Bitcoin (Kaspa is my favourite). There is room for both in this market.
I hold both as well
thanks for the video
and just buy more kaspa
now!
How come we are comparing Bitcoin with the greatest asset on earth today?
😂
100% agree with you. Kaspa is a better form of money than bitcoin.
Hello and thank you very much for your video. I have always been amazed by the quality of your ideas, your opinions on what people say and especially on bitcoin maxi.
I also liked the verse from Proverbs 15:1 at the beginning of the video. You are the first RUclips channel I came across when I started my research on Kaspa and I was not even once disappointed.
I am in Africa and more precisely in Burkina Faso and I can say with certainty that Kaspa will be a lasting solution for many countries in order to make their economies strong due to the weakness of local currencies but also to facilitate current transactions for populations with only a banking rate of 23.4% in 2021 and 24.3% in 2022. In my country this rate is 21%.
With mobile money it is easier to make transactions but when people understand decentralization, they will all turn to Kaspa whose waiting time is shorter than the mobile money system.
Thank you again for everything and may the Lord bless you abundantly for all the wonderful work you do on Kaspa.
Thank you for that comment. I really appreciate it!
Excellent rebuttal. My guess is, deep down, Kratter knows that Kaspa is the future but it's too painful to change the name of his channel for a second time!! 😂🤣 (It used to be called 'Trader University'.) But seriously, I hope more Bitcoin Maxi's wake up before they miss out. Buying Kaspa today at 0.17 cents per coin is like buying Bitcoin when it was about $250 per coin. Even Peter Thiel, one of the smartest investors on the planet, feels that Bitcoin has very little upside left. Kaspa will likely rule the future of digital currency.
Proverbs 15 let’s go!!! This is why you’re my favorite Kaspa content creator. Congrats again on the 10k!
🙏🏼 all glory goes to God!
Why are we keep comparing KASPA with Bitcoin? There is no comparison between them both, we know Kaspa is way advanced and better tech so let’s starting to detach ourselves from that old and slow tech called Bitcoin.
That’s basically what I say in the video. Kaspa not competing with bitcoin. That’s why I have a video called kaspa has no competition as well.
Literally every crypto is better than BTC.
@@chadlais1927 no true,..99% of all crypto are far down of their ATH,...some more than 90% and will never recover
No all cryptos are not better than btc.
@@KaspaSilver 99,99% are not,..so you are right,..BTC and few of them are usable,..all other is trash, pump and dump vc garbage created to steal people money,..
Great video. I like the fact you are very respectful with your responses.
Thank you so much for this video. I can’t tell you how much I appreciate it.
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching! :)
“First mover advantage to what? Money?” 😂😂😂 So good and exactly right. Bitcoin is just the next technological iteration of money. It wasn’t the first and won’t be the last.
It doesnt mater what any one thinks kaspa is what it is and it will prove its self in time it already is and mark my words every one will be useing it when they realize how good it is
Sorry but I'm mining as fast as my miners will hash.. LOL
Great video, i was already 80% deep into kaspa, need to get some more now
Thank you for all your answers i find them all well thought and correct, thank you for all your work. Kaspa looks like a great project with an incredible future!
Thanks for watching! 🫡
I love your approach. I too respect Bitcoin University. One thing that the Bitcoin community should appreciate is how will bitcoin work after all the coins are mined. Watching what happens to hash rate to Kaspa is a pre cursor and case study.
Yeah that’s the thing with bitcoin they put off the inevitable for our grand children to deal with. Bitcoin is not built with a long term future in mind.
Thank you bro....At last, you don't rehearse everything like those influencers...but once there is something very weird ..You come out to set thing redirected...👍
I like your response... I do not know why hardcore BTC holders are so paranoid about kaspa ? Any publicity is good publicity . With strong technical superiority that kaspa has to offer, I believe publicity of this nature (eg by Bitcoin University) will help Kaspa to grow faster. Keep up the good work mate !
Excellent response.
Thank you.
Appreciate you tuning in! 🫡
Another great video as always.
thanks tor the rebuttal. You absolutely nailed it!!
Glad you enjoyed it! 🫡
Genuine question here, with kaspa having so many transactions wouldn't the archival node be massive? Like way bigger than bitcoins 660gb node?
Yes that’s why it’s not needed for kaspa to work or be secured. Only needed for people who want to run explorers which there are a few people behind that.
@@KaspaSilverokay interesting, thanks for the reply. I'll check out the two kaspa node videos you mentioned to learn more about why that is.
Satoshi stayed anonymous in order to avoid paying tax...
Amazing effort and excellent job, Victor. Keep up the good work!
Thanks! 🫡
You absolutely nailed it!
Thank you for this video.
Great work🎉
Thank you for watching! 🫡
Thanks Kaspa Silver. Awesome response. ❤
Michael Saylor it's allready mininig Kaspa..
Another note, sorry. So yes, Yonatan did create KAS to get rich. 2-3 days ago, the co-founder Shai went on interview with Your Friend Andy, and he said they did a heavy mining effort at the launch of KAS to the effect of ca 3.5% of KAS supply, half of which went to investors, and the other half to the team, 7 people at the time, as he says. Now he said by way of disclosure, this yielded him personally 3.9 million KAS, and if they shared the mining output fairly, Yonatan also basically got 4 million KAS off the bat. So if you are a KAS fanboy and believe KAS can hit 10 dollars by 2029, Yonatan will have sorted out his retirement to the tune of 40 million dollars already. So again, also Yonatan did not simply give Kaspa as an altruistic gift to the community... I do not object, since the are 24 billion going around, I just want to point it out as a matter of fact.
Nothing wrong with founders getting all their coins fairly. Who cares. You cannot prove that Satoshi after mining his stack and decided to not touch that decided to mine or purchase more btc on the side with undisclosed wallets. It does not matter. As long as all kaspa is gotten fairly is what matters.
40m dollars is nothing to pos coins ads spending and not even half the network of hoskinson from ada
@@blockchain1017 Please try to construct a grammatically valid sentence - what did you try to say? Nobody knows.
@@KaspaSilverwhy are you comparing it to bitcoin?
Because kaspa is as fair as you can get when it comes to launching a PoW network in today’s market and is relatable to how Bitcoin launched. In fact kaspa launched in a more decentralized manner.
Great video and counter point.
Yes. Once people do their own deeps dives, it cannot be unseen.
It would be interestig to see what maxis would say in reply to this video.
Great rebuttal video, well done.
Thank you. So far one actual maxi responded and just said they disagreed with my points. They didn’t really state why just that they didn’t but they view kaspa on a way higher level now at least.
There’s really no credible arguments against kaspa itself. All that’s left is external personal opinions that we can go back and forth about all day.
The free market will decide and clearly right now they don’t care about any negative opinions people come up with right now.
@@KaspaSilver
Besides the pow system( which is fatal as far as I am concerned). I would also disagree with your pruned node solution. Yes both of them can run pruned nodes but its trivial to run an archived node for BTC. An archived node is better than a pruned node. That's why we have archeologists. If the block size did not matter because we can all just run pruned nodes then large block size block chains are almost as good so run BSV.
Its not all win, win, win, in every way and even a BTC maxi understands this. There are trade offs.
You’re right it’s extremely important that an archival node exists in btc but it’s not necessary for Kaspa because in btc if there are no archival nodes then new comers can never run a node. In kaspa this isn’t the case. And no larger blocks is not better because then the pruned nodes cannot be run by everyday people which is the point of nodes to be run by many. Yes there are trade offs and the trade off of not making an archival node absolutely necessary for the chain is a good trade off cause you don’t need it.
Kaspa will make crypto space bigger
BTC maxi here. I immensely appreciate your emotional maturity. It allowed me to watch the entire vid. But I am unmoved by any of your arguments/opinions. I would say I now have a higher regard for Kaspa because of this video but the truth is that I never heard of Kaspa until Matthew's video. That can't bode well for Kaspa.
fyi, you still accumulating bitcoin will land in the maxi community as proof to bitcoin's superiority because not a single maxi would ever accumulate any non-bitcoin.
Thank you I really appreciate your comment. Your statement that you never heard kaspa until Matthew is actually a really bullish thing for kaspa. Kaspa has gotten so much attention a bitcoin maxi with over 200K subs had to address it because it’s getting to the point where it cannot be ignored. Kaspa is still young but growing very rapidly.
Now on my accumulation of bitcoin. I am no maxi. I am a PoW maxi that cares about stateless money. Bitcoin is not money but I cannot deny its value it still has in this space. Just so you know kaspa is 99% of my portfolio. Kaspa is my hedge against Bitcoin but I buy other things like stocks real estate etc..
Maximalism isn’t wise in my opinion. This is one of the main problem with the Bitcoin community. They turned Bitcoin into a religion instead of a stateless currency. So now something that is actually a worthy contender to compete is getting adopted and I won’t ignore it.
If I’m wrong I’m wrong and willing to accept that. But if I’m right well I made a right choice. Always keep researching.
Kaspa silver With your video, the seed has been planted with the Maxi community. Time will give the results
Very well said, as always great points…
You definitely left him (BTC university) some words to ponder…
More power to your channel🎉 @kaspasilver
Very thankful for both of you
Nice video bro
Glad you mentioned God aswel 🙏 💰
"In Kaspa we trust"
I am not selling my kaspa before 2029 ( next bull run)
Can you please explain to me how Kaspa software changes are implemented? Does it require majority nodes? What would cause a hard fork? How does it differ from how bitcoin software changes are implemented? I can't find any Kaspa videos that clearly explain this. Please make one. I apologize if you already made one and I didn't see it.
Let me know if this video may help. Kaspa On Rust: What Does This Mean?
ruclips.net/video/AuSOaZrQq4o/видео.html
@@KaspaSilver Thanks, I just finished watching that. It helped a little but is not detailed enough. I still have a bunch of questions. Can you make a detailed video on how an idea goes through the whole process to final implementation? For the Rust example you showed that pie chart saying still waiting for everyone to switch their nodes. You said waiting for close to 100%. Is there an exact target percentage? What is it? Why does it need close to 100% before fork? I'm sorry I know very little about crypto. I need it all explained. How are ideas generated. Is it only Kaspa team making ideas. Can anyone post an idea. Whats the setup for new ideas? Can only kaspa team propose code changes? Can anyone post code and try to get it implemented through some process? How closed is the software team? Can anyone join the software team? What are all the stages where voting occurs. The nodes vote somehow. How does that work? Is there voting before that stage like after an idea but before software team writes the code? How are ideas voted on prior to pushing to code release? Do coin holders ever vote in any way? Do miners ever vote in any way? Explain it all. I know nothing.
We should be celebrating them noticing us.
Amen,God is good 🙏
Great stuff.thank tou.Please correct me but Shai said he got 3.9mil coins and I believe others also
Something like that its in the discord chat. And good for him.
The fact BTC maxis are taking more umbrage to Kaspa than any other crypto atm shows how its basically going to become a two horse race
Excellent work .
Thanks 🫡
Awesome video!!!
Glad you enjoyed it! :)
Kaspa is not The Next Bitcoin, but The Next Something that is not a shitcoin.
You say shitcoin? All coins exept BTC is down more than 90% of their ATH and will never recover, so? One things you are right 99,999% of coins/token ARE shitcoins,..only BTC remain,..Kaspa? Maybe, maybe not,..let time to show us whos right,..
@@janeznovak2408 Yeah, that's why I'm 80% in BTC and only 20% in KAS.
Digital Silver. Vs BTC digital gold.
Well said!
The comparison is inaccurate: While in Bitcoin pruning is optional and used by only a minority of nodes, in Kaspa pruning is the default mode. Therefore, the statement that most Bitcoin full nodes prune historical data is incorrect.
Many decent laptops don’t carry over 500 GB of data and are still quite pricey which makes a barrier of entry for node operators to be even more decentralized. In Kaspa this is never an issue since that IBD is not increasing indefinitely like bitcoin and is currently sitting at about 20GB. Bitcoin is at 600+
@@KaspaSilver
I'm not a Bitcoin maximalist, but if someone decides to take down the few archive nodes of Kaspa, it would be problematic to run Kaspa as a legitimate currency because it would become a coin that's hard to track. I don't think authorities would want to deal with an "anonymous" coin.
Anyway, 2 TB is soon going to become the standard in most laptops. It's much easier to run a full Bitcoin node, especially as we're heading towards a data-heavy future with around 10 blocks per second.
I have 1 TB on an old computer and can run a full Bitcoin node, but I can't run a full Kaspa node.
@@amiramnoamdoron The thing is Kaspa does need archival nodes to operate. Secondly the key word is "if" and is not something that is just a flip of a switch. You can't really take it down. You can maybe do an attack on the website but you can always bring it back online. There are quite a few people that run archival including centralized entities that would take over running them as well. There is no reason to run an archival node unless you need to run an explorer for kaspa.
@@KaspaSilver Man its hard too read. You realy dont understand the issue. I dont get why you even come up with that laptop argument. I bought a rasp py +2 tb storage for 200€.
basically everyone in the west can afford this and even in the future everyone in the south, if not today and its enaugh for the next 10-20years.
The point is in bitcoin its like 99.999999% safe that the chain never vanishes and everyone can afford the full chain. In the future i might have a full node at home and on my phone just a prunned one, yes but i have a choice and its not expensive.
The larger the adoption and the archival node gets, the easier and higher the security risk will be.
Understood, BTC Maxies feel threatened.
lol
Greatest video of all time
one question for the community , why Kspa and not Bitcoin Cash ? I am doing my reaserch and I cnt choose which one ...can someone compare these two ?
Kaspa Makes Bitcoin Cash Redundant
ruclips.net/video/zpX-Dy5yLzk/видео.html
BCH is a hard fork and when looking at the tech is inferior to Kapsa. It makes no sense to use old tech now that kaspa exists.
@@KaspaSilver thnx !! my question was made by honest interest i dnt want to offend any project . I am looking for answers and only this
No worries. Keep asking questions and keep researching. It’s healthy.
Its funny how kaspa fud got more intense lately especially since yesterday when whole market started going red with btc going below 60k
Kaspa is the future, I´m ALL IN now
Thanks!
Thank you!
I like bitcoin but dislike btc maxies. Most of them are toxic when it comes to competition. In my opinion you sir are a better man than this bitcoin university guy. 👊
Wow great video. Well done!
Thank you
Very good video but your last part is wrong where you say Bitcoin is not money. You are confusing money and currency here because a medium of exchange is ONE part of money, not the whole part. If a money is only a medium of exchange its not a money but only a currency.
Thanks for that insight. 🫡
@@KaspaSilver Principles of money: durability, fungibility, medium of exchange, verifability, divisibility, scarcity, store of value. So if you look at the whole picture you see that Bitcoin is lacking only the medium of exchange part, making it at least better than gold and every other money we ever had. Monero and Kaspa fill the MoE gap perfectly.
Yeah, I just believe you need both MoE and SoV to be successful in the longer term. I still buy btc for its SoV properties and network effects that is pretty significant and not something that can be replaced overnight. But my bigger bets are on kas outperforming btc for the foreseeable future.
@@KaspaSilver Sure. But it should be obvious that while KAS will do much more x over the next years, Bitcoin will never be replaced because of its network effects. It will most likely end like the real gold and silver situation where gold stays number 1 but acts mostly as a SoV whereas silver is number 2 and is much more used as a MoE.
It can’t really work like that cause bitcoin is PoW and it must be used to sustain miners. But I’m thinking like 50+ years in the future where that will become an issue.
Kaspa is the best version of Bitcoin and Ethereum. What more do you need?...nothing else!!
XRP, XLM, ADA, ICP users say the same,,...so every farmer praises his donkey,...
All the coins you listed are not a single bit related to kaspa at all. All proof of stake.
@@KaspaSilver yes but all are united to be best of the best,..why anybody will trust in your narrative if even those who consider themselves the best have burned themselves out on the whole line
Wuts up All... Good morning..
Just the FACT THAT SOMEONE WHO ASK THAT QUESTION SHOWS HOW CLUELESS PEOPLE ARE ABOUT BTC.
There is no next bitcoin. There’s Bitcoin and now there’s kaspa.
Kaspa is currently in solana basket along with every alt coins due to recent krc20 set back. Long term if kaspa succeeds this will be wonderful for the crypto space. Bitcoin legit has no competition. I hold 50k plus kaspa so the success of kaspa is in my best interest so let’s all calm down and let things play out and stop taking lame shots at what is the reason why we are all in this space.
The kasplex setback was much more a of a good thing than a bad thing.
Matthew's criticism on Kaspa applies much more strongly to all other cryptos, so he admits that Kaspa is the least bad besides Bitcoin, if not the best.
That is still bullish for Kaspa, because it has some room to flip worse cryptos with larger market value, before it gets wiped out due to the so called "Network Effect".
Basically. I always said who cares about flipping btc if it can’t. It still is better than everything else in my opinion. They can coexist.
I hope his 236k subscribers do take the time to research Kaspa. This BTC maxis will eat their words
another jew lover,...
I did. I even picked up a little to put skin in the game. I am a recent bitcoin Maxi. I like the blockdag, but I do not like Kaspa turns out. The pow system sucks. "Low power " is an improvement to bitcoin FUD. The pow btc system is not a bug, its a feature and an essential one. Kaspa turns pow into CAPEX which turns it into DC centralization. The BTC system is designed on low economic rents where one will find free and stranded energy. which is like a view of the lake which runs out until you go to another lake. Kaspa will just see hash rate concentration in a DC since it take power off the table. So I'm out.
If you don't know what capital is vs an economic rent then you don't know enough economics to keep up.
@@gwynedd1 only time will tell who is wrong and who is right
@@imr0dri
It might make money , and its certainly a lot more well meaning than the pump and dump scam coins, but I don't need time to tell me that the control will be based on CAPEX and its implications. I think not having archival as a default is a trade, even if its got mathematical proof in the pruning algorithm. However one can argue that the trade off is worth it. Had they not messed with the pow system, I'd be far more conflicted.
"Merchants and master manufacturers are
the two classes of (c)-order people who commonly employ
the largest amounts of capital, and who by their wealth draw
to themselves the greatest share of the public consideration.
Spending their whole lives on plans and projects, they have
often more acuteness of understanding than most country
gentlemen do. But their thoughts are commonly exercised
on the •interest of their particular branch of business than on the interest of the society." Adam Smith
There was a reason why Satoshi chose that pow system. It was not a mistake, or an oopsie that needed to be fixed. Its essential.
I could go all day explaining how one wants to keep capital away from economic rents....
Good words. Love your response the best out of the ones I've seen.
In regards to fees vs inflation, Matthew implies that fees is the only way, but really I think we SHOULD be open to inflation rather than fees. Why?
Simply, because fees are not a stable mechanism to secure a network. To give a concrete example, suppose Kaspa does become a world currency, what happens if there is a worldwide recession?
In such a recession, fees would plummet, with it hashrate would plummet due to miners shutting down, and the remaining miners would be way more tempted to risk the price of their infrastructure in a double spend, since there would be little liquidity to sell on their infrastructure.
On the other hand with tail emission (or even flat emission) there would be a guarantee of a stable hashrate, and in fact mining in times of recession would become MORE attractive, and provide new liquidity to the global economy in a fair way, damping the worst effects of such a recession. All this could be achieved at a simple 0.5% annual rate, which is what BTC is at now.
In either scenario the users and holders of the network pay, it's just that an inflation fee is disliked because in fiat, inflation has spiralled out of control, but that is because it is in the hands of a few and not a determined, stable rate meant for rewarding miners.
yeah that is another problem. Too much working the save on fee side of the equation . Fees help to support the network. However before that can happen there needs to be a consistent subsidy so I think kaspa also messed up on the tokenomics.
Kaspa is the most profitable mineable coin. So the tokenomics have been great. You gotta have fees sustain the network and what kaspa will be providing as use cases will bring much fees. In bitcoin case if it doesn’t scale on the base layer it will not support miners in the longer run. The price will not just go up forever.
@@KaspaSilver It doesn't have to if you implement a stable inflation rate. Naturally that goes on top of fees but having JUST fees is dangerously unstable and also creates new dynamics and incentives in miner behaviour that have never been tested. For no good reason, imo.
Well another incentive is the price increasing as well at enough consistent rate yearly.
KS's webcam just gets smaller and smaller I swear xD
lol I shouldn’t be the focus. It might scare people away with my looks. 😂
Im super bullish with all the bitcoin maxi fud on kaspa . Now we know they are worried about their investments and see that kaspa has achieved what bitcoin set out to do but failed. You cannot stand in the way of progress or evolution .
Does anyone believe that satoshi ( the bitcoin developer team) are not extremely wealthy ? They invented bitcoin to save the world 😂? Are you kidding me ?
I wish shai would ignore these people but i understand his passion and appreciate his sincerity.
Yeah I mean satoshi mined a certain amount of Bitcoin and never sold it but how can we be sure he has never purchased Bitcoin with new un-identified wallets when it was very cheap. There is no proof of that. Its just faith that satoshi is some hero character. Biggest problem with Bitcoin is that they made it a religion instead of a stateless currency.
The archival node argument is definitely bad. It assumes 100 years from now that Bitcoiners will be downloading and storing and verifying 100 years of transactions. Obviously, they wont. Chain pruning is a foregone conclusion.
That’s the thing with bitcoin it’s not future looking enough. That’s why Kaspa is my hedge against it pretty much.
My friend asked me if it’s too late to get in on KAS. I told him it’s like getting Bitcoin at $2000. Am I wrong?
It's never too late. What your friend has to consider is... how much he is willing to invest and lose…
@@restopressurewash you bearish?
@@berkeleyvato I don't know, but it's better now, than later. Don't miss the train😊
Kaspa is the next Kaspa
I don't think the Bitcoin guy is being fair towards Kaspa. He's not giving Kaspa a chance; he's not giving it enough time to more fully blossom? Doesn't he know that Kaspa has already come so far? He doesn't understand that Bitcoin and Kaspa can co-exist. I think he feels threatened by Kaspa. I don't think the Israel-Gaza stuff needs to be injected into this.
Bitcoin is the only truly decentralized crypto. End of discussion.
This is another subjective statement.
Kaspa crypto overlord 🤙 😎 👌
what do you think about ckbtc?
Keyword in this video he believed it’s better than BTC, but none of the alt coins has proven at the scale of adoption, security as BTC.
Great job man
Jesus is Lord
Yeshua Ben Yosef
Hm - 28.7 Billion Kaspa coins divided by 8 billion people (in reality not all of which will use Kaspa). For my taste too many coins
Bitcoin University Matt doesnt know is Satoshi Nakamoto has moved back to China & now works for the CCP means nothing as does Matts Argument.
if the thesis for kaspa that it will one day overcomes btc, then it is not going to happen.
That is far from the thesis of Kaspa. Nor is the goal of Kaspa. That will always be up for debate. The goal of Kaspa is to finally make Proof of Work great again, be used as an actual currency, and allow it to be a playground for the next innovations of PoW to exist for anyone who wants to contribute. Kaspa has already overcome BTC. Not in adoption or market valuation but in fulfilling what Satoshi wanted. A P2P electronic cash.
Maybe Kaspa can replace the lightning network.
28 billion seems like a lot
Lot better than 34 trillion dollars in debt like the U.S. economy is in.
@@KaspaSilvergood point
Bitcoin University been real quiet since this video dropped
The criticism about the founder’s pro Israel stance is valid. It’s the only point you’ve not sufficiently squashed
It’s entirely subjective to see that as an issue. Not every single human being will even care to go that deeply into research. If major adoption happens people will just want to know if Kaspa works or not for their businesses. The free market has already shown so far they don’t care. Kaspa is neutral and anyone can use it. Doesn’t care about your views. If someone doesn’t want Kaspa just cause of that then you are free to not want it. I could say the same thing for bitcoin that satoshi views on no third party controlling bitcoin is anti-government and will hurt bitcoin adoption. That opinion today really doesn’t hold much water back then maybe. Clearly Matthew did not have anything credible things against Kaspa itself just a bunch of subjective external opinions.
@@KaspaSilver PEPE also doesn't care your view. What's your point, bro?
What about xmr?
Fully anonymous chains are always gonna struggle to get adopted and always faced with more regulatory pressure.
I like Bitcoin and Kaspa, i have both.
Michael Saylor being a Bitcoin maxi has also created a social psychology problem for othe Bitcoin maxis my constantly stating "There is no second best". This type of propaganda negates the fact that he IS using a second best asset to buy Bitcoin.
I use L1, L2, meme crypto to help fund my Bitcoin bags.
Don't allow someone else to convince you that there is only one way to make money.
It’s true there is not one way to wealth but there are for sure safer ways.
He sounds worried but trying to mask it
Kaspas biggest breakthrough is solving the trilemma, however, how do we know it has been successful on that claim if it hasn't been battle tested
T11 has been running 10 BPS on basically max performance with no issues for months now. Its been pretty battle tested. kaspa mainnet has been working flawlessly since DEC 2021.
@@KaspaSilverHas the the network been tested under heavy real world load?
Yes that’s what I’m talking about with T11. Plus recently there was a beta test with the ability to add inscriptions on kaspa and it produced over 2M transactions in 2 days. There were a few bugs that were revealed so it’s been paused for now until those are fixed but kaspa handled it really well.
I don't listen to anyone who sounds like Mayorkas.That sample from whomever that is sounds like homeland security Mayorkas.
HODL🍀🌪
I too have screenshots of Bitcoin University going off on me after recommending he do HIS OWN RESEARCH on $KAS. My summation is that he and John Snow both know nothing of what’s coming. Maxis will have their day in the sun… and in the night 😂
The XRP fools say the same, they have been pulling investors by the nose for the past 6 years,..prove you don't have the same intent?
@janeznovak2408 xrp is nothing close to kaspa or btc lol Its a PoS coin.
@@KaspaSilver i partialy agree,..im not so impresed with kaspa,..ok, on which one exchange is kaspa listed why i cant see on coinbase, binance,..i dont see any great company buyed kaspa,...
He did have a point about the founder. I like Yonathan but it will turn a lot of people around the world off to Kaspa just based on what he says about current world events.
Thing is he barley says anything. He does not talk that often at all.
Not a chance that happens. You can look for a negative in any innovation if you want to, that doesn’t negate its utility. The USD was first minted in a time that the US legalized slavery. Did that prevent its adoption? No. Apply this to any other innovation. How prevalent is Apple products and how bad is Foxconn? His point it petty and not consistent throughout history.
@@gigahad3891 on the day that his people were brutally murdered and tortured he made a post about it and hardly anyone in the world knows about it and you think a lot of people will be turned off by that. Why? Because “a lot” of people are pro-terror? How many are a lot? 10? 20? What exactly are you afraid of?
@@markweis3483 And killing 37000 civilians in response is not terror?
Respectful rebuttal video but i couldn't disagree more. It sounds to me that you keep contradicting yourself. Whether he's benevolent it not we know who created kaspa. And even if he means well in comments or jokes about getting rich it still makes people wonder and question which shouldn't even be a topic. Nobody knows who Satoshis is. He/she/they haven't moved their coins. Kaspa in my eyes is trying to be a better fire or oxygen. All i see is a copycat wannabe akin to somebody building a Ferrari in their garage and trying to be a better Ferrari. Still a clone. Just not happening. Good luck friend, i commend you on a respectful and thoughtful video. 👍🏼
You say I’m contradicting myself but didn’t really say where. If you think Kaspa is a clone then you should dig a little deeper because it’s much better than a clone. As much as it follows lots of btc principles its technology is far greater than btc. Kaspa is the iPhone while people are still thinking their flip phones will remain relevant forever. Kaspa is handling over 2 million transactions per day while BTC is stuck at 600-700K. Not sure how they are the same there at all.
I made some comments on Matts videos to debunk some Kaspa claims but they all got censored 😞
I think the convo between Kaspa and bitcoin with Matt is done and it’s no use to continue. Pretty much everything has been addressed. Now the only biggest convincing point left is time. I’m not worried. I’m also not a die hard Kaspa maxi. I have Btc and Kaspa. I have more Kaspa though and this channel explains why.
@@KaspaSilver yeah it does look like that. I really want to explore the only advantage Bitcoin could have over Kaspa and that is network effect with upgradability. Network effect is obviously not enough when faced with a superior technology. The only way Bitcoin can remain dominant is if it eventually hard forks to a BlockDAG before Kaspa overtakes it. I'm not sure if this is possible given Bitcoin is considered ossified now. This question would make for a great video anyway.
The chances for a bitcoin hardfork are extremely low. People would be so against it since one of their talking points in favor of BTC is that it does not change. They have made btc into some kind of religion instead of trying to actually ensure it becomes the solution 100+ years from now. Not just short term.
So dumb and embarrassing for the human race arguing over BTC/Kaspa. Just make money together Folks. Thats why we’re all in it in the end…… Nothing stays Number 1 for ever.
Matthew sounds quite bigoted towards his Bitcoin. He will have to learn the hard way. Personally my Kaspa wallet is far out performing my Bitcoin wallet.
We will see what happens. Time is really what separates kaspa and bitcoin now.
You can't even buy KAS from a US based exchange. Good luck.
Uphold ? And that’s actually a bullish thing it’s reached a 4 billion market cap without them. You can also use swaps. I live in the U.S. it’s not that hard.
Bullish.