Kaspa（KAS）:GHOSTDAG协议驱动的去中心化Layer-1区块链,成功登陆HotsCoin

金色财经Publicado em 2024-08-05Última atualização em 2024-08-05

11月20日Kaspa（KAS）在HotsCoin正式上线，Kaspa是一种去中心化和完全可扩展的Layer-1区块链，基于GHOSTDAG协议。目前KAS已在HotsCoin开放交易。

1. 项目概述

Kaspa是一种去中心化和完全可扩展的Layer-1区块链，基于GHOSTDAG协议。HotsCoin注意到，相较于传统区块链，GHOSTDAG协议不同之处在于允许区块并存，并以一种共识的方式进行排序。项目于2021年11月上线，采用GHOSTDAG协议旨在提高网络性能，并理论上支持智能合约开发。

2. 代币信息

流通量: 21,594,836,850.377 KAS

总供应量: 21,594,836,694.814 KAS

流通市值: $3,112,559,170.991

完全稀释市值: $4,136,657,703.25

3. 技术创新与团队

HotsCoin注意到Kaspa采用GHOSTDAG协议，以确保网络安全的同时提高了网络性能。项目在技术上创新，由核心开发者领导，其技术实力得到认可，曾发表的论文被以太坊白皮书引用。项目完全由社区驱动，无投资机构参与，代币通过POW挖矿产出。

4. 未来发展与风险

在风险中性情况下，两年内FDV有望达到15-40亿美元，具有1-4倍增长空间。

技术开发进展不及预期、智能合约延期或失败、生态发展停滞是潜在风险。

发展路线

1. RUST重写

HotsCoin注意到Kaspa最初用GoLang编写，目前正在RUST语言中进行重写。这将提高整体性能，每秒处理的区块可达10个以上。计划于2022年中完成。

2. 升级至DAGKNIGHT协议

Yonatan和Michael Sutton提出DAGKNIGHT协议，进一步提升性能和安全，计划在RUST重写后进行开发。

3. 移动钱包开发

Kaspa已有网页、桌面和命令行接口钱包，目前正致力于移动设备钱包的开发。

4. 智能合约

智能合约规划中，预计在DAGKNIGHT升级后进行开发。

融资

HotsCoin注意到项目创始人Yonatan于2018年成立DAG Labs，获得800万美元融资，但因技术不成熟解散。Kaspa项目并未获得融资，而是通过公平挖矿获得KAS代币。

结论

Kaspa以其去中心化、可扩展性和GHOSTDAG协议的采用，在区块链领域引起关注。团队技术实力雄厚，未来发展规划明确，尤其在性能提升和协议升级方面表现积极。然而，项目仍需注意技术风险和市场竞争，确保按计划推进开发，并积极拓展生态系统。

HotsCoin将持续关注该项目生态。（报告撰写日期：2023年11月）本报告中的信息仅供参考，不构成投资建议。投资前应充分了解相关项目和风险，并在必要时咨询专业意见。

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