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Kaspa links blocks created in parallel into a shared network called a blockDAG. It uses proof of work and open source code. Its native coin is KAS.
How blockDAG works ↗Block rate, mining and issuance. With context for every metric.
Unique transactions per second
LoadingUnique transaction IDs in the most recently received block sample over about ten seconds, including reward transactions. Repeated IDs in different blocks count only once. This is a local observation, not a network-wide payment count, accepted transaction count or hourly average. It is not the network's maximum capacity.
Waiting for the first observationConnecting to the sourceBlocks per second
LoadingThe block rate in the most recently received sample over about ten seconds. It fluctuates over short periods and depends on the node connection. It is not an hourly average or a guaranteed rate for the entire network.
Waiting for the first observationConnecting to the sourceEstimated total mining power
LoadingA statistical estimate of miners' computing power. PH/s means one quadrillion hash attempts per second. It fluctuates with the measurement window and is not a direct sum of individual devices' output.
Waiting for the first observationConnecting to the sourceMined KAS supply
Mined supply reported by the network node and its share of the maximum supply. The metric does not indicate how many coins are currently for sale and does not account for lost private keys.
Waiting for the first observationConnecting to the sourceBase reward per block
LoadingThe base issuance reward per mined block in KAS, as reported by the data source. It excludes transaction fees and any pool-specific distribution. An individual miner's proceeds may differ.
Waiting for the first observationConnecting to the sourceWaiting for the reduction date
LoadingThe next scheduled base reward and its estimated change time. Kaspa issuance decreases in monthly steps. The countdown is the source's estimate, not a guarantee of the exact second of change.
Waiting for the first observationConnecting to the sourceLive public sources may have brief delays. Each metric includes its meaning, source and last successful update time. During an outage, we show an older observation or a dash.
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Public nodes and mining addresses are available from an external source. We do not yet display these figures directly.
Publicly discoverable nodes
LoadingPublicly discoverable nodes known to the source through DNS seeders. This excludes private nodes and nodes behind NAT. The figure is not the total number of network participants.
Waiting for the first observationConnecting to the sourceRecently observed addresses
LoadingThe number of different addresses receiving rewards in recently observed blocks. An address may represent a solo miner or an entire pool. This is not the number of mining devices or individual people.
Waiting for the first observationConnecting to the sourceGetting started with Kaspa: the network and KAS coin, choosing a wallet, keeping keys safe and making a first transfer.
Read article ↗How Kaspa links parallel blocks in a blockDAG, what GHOSTDAG does and what ten blocks per second means.
Read article ↗Your path to running a Kaspa node: official source code, documentation, network verification and first steps for developers.
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Kaspa's founder and co-author of the PHANTOM/GHOSTDAG research. His work provides scientific foundations for a network that links parallel blocks while preserving proof of work.
A developer of the open source Rusty Kaspa implementation, working on consensus, parallel processing and further network development.
A Kaspa developer also known as someone235. He contributes to the open source node and tools for using the network.
A selection of people, not a complete list of contributors. Kaspa is an open project. Find more work and contributors in the Rusty Kaspa repository ↗.
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