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Infrastructure & Technology
Can Ethereum Have Too Much Staking? The Debate Behind EIP-8363
Commentary & Review
Wall Street Isn’t Being Replaced by Blockchain. It’s Absorbing It.
Markets & Data
Institutional Crypto Support Has Never Been Stronger
Infrastructure & Technology
Explainer
Do Quantum Computers Threaten Blockchain Security?
What quantum computers actually threaten in blockchain cryptography, what a practical attack would require, and how networks like Kaspa might migrate — drawing on a discussion with Dr. Shai Wyborski.
MEV
Understanding MEV: Attacks, Trade-offs, and BlockDAG Approaches
We have a guest article from Vyte, an important Kaspa community member, especially in the X world. In this article, Vyte breaks down Maximal Extractable Value (otherwise known as MEV) problems, potential attacks, and how Kaspa serves as a potential solution via block parallelism, kickbacks, fair ordering, and auctions.
Markets & Data
Explainer
Are Stablecoins Money? Understanding M0, M1, M2, M3 and M4
Are stablecoins money — and where do they sit in the M0–M4 framework? A breakdown of the Kaspa Ecosystem Foundation’s economic analysis of stablecoin classification.
Policy & Regulation
News
Crypto Week and U.S. Digital-Asset Legislation: What Changed and What It Could Mean for Kaspa
This past week brought crypto to center stage as the U.S. government hosted Crypto Week (July 14–18, 2025), a historic moment that marked a sincere push toward establishing clear digital asset regulations. While Kaspa remains a decentralized and international project with no known headquarters, these developments signal growing global momentum toward broader crypto adoption.
Commentary & Review
Weekly Filter
Weekly Filter — When Networks Meet Institutions
This week’s Weekly Filter looks at how crypto networks and established institutions are adapting to a changing technical and regulatory environment—from protocol security and staking economics to institutional adoption and regulatory implementation.
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