Kaspa is the highest throughput proof-of-work cryptocurrency, propagating at a rate of one block per second – which means miners receive rewards every second. With high throughput comes low variance, which enables even the smallest Kaspa miners to participate and find blocks frequently.
Kaspa utilizes the custom-built kHeavyhash mining algorithm. The kHeavyhash process is a matrix multiplication, sandwiched between two standard Keccak hashes (often referred to as SHA-3). This particular algorithm is computationally intensive – which enables Kaspa to be dual-mined alongside cryptocurrencies that utilize memory-intensive mining algorithms.
Kaspa’s kHeavyhash is extensively supported by experienced & industry-leading kernel developers, and is integrated in numerous mining software solutions as standalone & dual-minable.
Kaspa’s blockDAG indexes all mined blocks within the DAG structure. This revolutionary feature is an added security facet, and there is no “wasted work” from miners.
Kaspa’s emission schedule undergoes a Chromatic Halving Schedule – meaning that rewards smoothly decrease every month in a quantitative manner that results in a 50% emission reduction per annum.
Kaspa is ready for the next generation of computing devices – silicon photonics. The kHeavyhash mining algorithm enables Kaspa to be compatible with early photonic-based mining devices. Mining using photonics – known as Optical Proof-of-Work (OPOW) – will shift the mining industry from operational costs to capital expenditures, as electricity usage drops substantially when using light as a medium of data transfer, rather than electrons.
Early photonic miners are under development by POWX, a non-profit organization dedicated to developing proof-of-work cryptography compatible with ultra-energy efficient optical computing. In addition, AMD, Nvidia, Intel, & numerous startups are venturing into the field of photonic computing as the next step forward in the semiconductor industry.
Kaspa is currently GPU-minable, meaning anyone can participate without any specialized devices. AMD & Nvidia video cards are supported across various mining platforms, alongside single & dual-mining implementations.
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Review the potential hashrate of your video card model, and compare it with the alternatives.
AMD & Nvidia Supported
Dual-Mining Only
AMD & Nvidia Supported
Single & Dual-Mining
AMD Supported
Single & Dual-Mining
AMD & Nvidia Supported
Single-Mining Only