GEEK//THANKS
A father’s idea became a world worth building. Kaspa made it possible. People gave it momentum. This is our place to remember who helped us get here.
To the researchers, developers, miners, node operators and community who keep Kaspa moving: Geek exists because you built something people can build on.
Kaspa’s proof-of-work blockDAG and its open-source ecosystem give Geek a foundation for its Kaspa learning journey and the GEEK KRC-20 token. The work behind that foundation deserves a place at the beginning of our story.
Wherever Geek goes next, we will remember where it started.
To the KRC-20 builders, artists, moderators and communities: thank you for making room for new ideas like Geek. Your work gives this ecosystem its character.
To everyone creating, teaching, testing and bringing people together around KRC-20: you are part of the world Geek is growing in. Thank you for the creativity, the conversations and the determination to keep building.
For building a marketplace and community hub for Kaspa tokens. Thank you for giving projects like GEEK a place in the wider KRC-20 ecosystem.
Visit KaspaComFor helping the community explore Kaspa tokens through discovery, charts and market information. Thank you for making the ecosystem easier to see and follow.
Explore tokens with KasLensFor bringing a community together around a Kaspa token and sharing tools such as Kat Bot and open-source mining work. Thank you for adding to what people can build here.
Explore the Nacho projectTo the Kango creators and community: thank you for bringing original art, animations and a distinct voice to the KRC-20 world we share.
Explore the Kango projectFor giving a three-legged cat a place in Kaspa culture through stories, memes and games. Thank you for showing another way a community can gather around a character.
Explore the Kaspy projectThank you for supporting Kaspa and KRC-20 in your wallet ecosystem and helping more people access the network. GEEK availability in Tangem has not yet been verified.
Explore TangemA growing tribute to our shared ecosystem. These project links celebrate community contributions; individual support for Geek is recorded when its story is confirmed.
Support has many forms. A shared post. A tested game. An honest question. A little patience while something new takes shape.
To our Geek family and the wider Kaspa community: thank you for the encouragement, the conversations, the feedback and the belief. This dedication belongs to the people who help us keep building.
The people who made room for a big idea while it was still a small project.
The people who share a post, invite a friend and help another curious mind find Geek.
The people who try the games, report what breaks and tell us what could be better.
The people whose imagination helps a learning tool feel like a world.
The reason we build. Every small discovery is a reminder of what Geek is here for.
The people who will teach, create and carry these ideas somewhere we have not imagined yet.
This first dedication honors the community together. Individual names and handles are added with permission as their stories are confirmed with the founder.
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Thank you to the people maintaining the software, services and creative tools that help us bring Geek to life.
Wallet connection and the user-approved KRC-20 mint request.
Visit KaswareKRC-20 indexing used to check the official GEEK deployment and live mint capacity.
Visit KasplexKaspa libraries and reference code behind the server’s wallet-signature verification and our technical learning sources.
Visit Rusty Kaspa & its contributorsThe maintained @dfns/kaspa-wasm package used by HQ to verify signatures and derive Kaspa addresses.
Visit Dfns Kaspa WASM packageThe live blockDAG visualizer embedded in our Kaspa field guide.
Visit Kaspa Graph InspectorOur code history, pull requests and automated release checks. A record of how Geek is built.
Visit GitHub & GitHub ActionsHQ website hosting, API functions, preview deployments and aggregate web analytics.
Visit VercelThe Redis-compatible storage interface used by HQ, and the Redis project behind our real-database integration tests.
Visit Upstash & RedisThe runtime and package tools used to build, verify and serve HQ’s APIs.
Visit Node.js & npmHTML, CSS, JavaScript and browser standards let a curious mind reach Geek with a link.
Visit The open webAI assistance used for planning, writing, building and checking Geek under the founder’s direction.
Visit ChatGPT & CodexA creative tool the founder has used to explore Geek character ideas and artwork concepts.
Visit GeminiThese are acknowledgments of tools and sources we use, rather than a sponsorship or endorsement list. Read our dependency provenance ↗
OpenTriviaQA contributors and Open Trivia Database, maintained by PIXELTAIL GAMES LLC, share question collections that help support our trivia banks. Their imported content and our adaptations retain CC BY-SA 4.0 attribution.
Kaspa and Kasplex documentation, Kaspa Improvement Proposals, community project sources, DC character profiles and the Star Wars Databank also help us check original educational material. Community question authors bring another kind of knowledge: their own.
Read the complete question credits & licenses →Our tools will change. Our world will grow. The people who helped it begin remain part of the story.
Geek began with a simple goal: help a child learn to read and make curiosity worth following.
The idea grew into a learning project, a community and GEEK on Kaspa’s KRC-20 ecosystem.
Lessons, games, characters and saved progress give that original idea more ways to reach curious minds.
This hall keeps our thanks in the project’s story. As we add new chapters, we will keep adding the people and contributions that shaped them.
The page and its acknowledgments are maintained in Geek’s source repository. Updates have a reviewable history, so earlier chapters can be revisited as the project evolves.
Explore this hall’s history ↗To Kaspa. To our community. To everyone building, sharing, learning and staying curious.
Thank you for being part of our story.