Parallel blocks.
Blocks can reference several predecessors.
Kaspa overview ↗Understand the architecture, milestones, and builder surface before you test your knowledge. Primary sources are linked throughout.
Kaspa keeps proof-of-work and UTXO accounting while allowing blocks to be produced in parallel. GHOSTDAG supplies a consistent ordering for those blocks.
Blocks can reference several predecessors.
Kaspa overview ↗Consensus orders the graph's blocks.
Original paper ↗No premine or presale.
Kaspa history ↗Block rewards decline each month.
Tokenomics ↗Real blocks and parent links from Kaspa Graph Inspector.
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Kaspa's performance and programmability arrived in staged protocol upgrades. Future research is clearly separated from active mainnet capability.
Kaspa launched publicly in November with no premine or presale.
The hardfork activated KIP-9, KIP-10, KIP-13, and KIP-15 and raised the target rate to 10 BPS.
Transaction v1, covenants, script pricing, user lanes, Based Apps, and Inline ZK foundations activated at DAA score 474,165,565.
DAGKnight proposes responsiveness to actual network conditions. It has no fixed activation date and should not be described as live.
Toccata expands what can be expressed directly through transactions while keeping Kaspa's UTXO model. Production builders should start from official documentation and current tooling.
Transaction rules can constrain how outputs are spent, enabling verifiable state transitions without an account-style global state machine.
Applications can coordinate state through chained UTXOs and network-native verification patterns.
Zero-knowledge verification primitives create a path toward privacy and compact proofs inside transaction logic.
The Kaspa bank combines 1,000 practice variants across 80 core concepts with 32 priority questions covering current mainnet, Toccata, the developer stack, and DAGKnight research.
Editorial standard: current and time-sensitive questions are source-labelled inside the game. The larger legacy bank remains a draft practice bank pending full item-by-item review.
Selectable categories, timed Gauntlet rounds, server-backed progression, source review, leaderboards, and live room presence.
Original, sourced questions can move through human review into ranked play and a first-use Alpha credit.
The separate, user-approved fair mint is live. Alpha reward settlement remains disabled until treasury controls, terms, and audit evidence are verified.
Geek Protocol is independent from Kaspa's core organization. For protocol facts, use primary sources.