Kaspa · live network

BLOCKS PER SECOND

–parallel blocks · GHOSTDAG BlockDAG

Kaspa confirms many blocks in parallel rather than in a single chain. Each square below is a block the network just produced.

–DAG tips now ⓘThe number of "tip" blocks at the front of the BlockDAG — blocks that haven't been built on yet. In Kaspa's parallel structure, multiple tips coexist and all get included.

–DAA score ⓘDAA = Difficulty Adjustment Algorithm score. Kaspa's internal clock — it counts accepted blocks and is used instead of timestamps for ordering. Think of it as Kaspa's block height equivalent.

–total blocks

PoWconsensus

Circulating supplyⓘThe amount of KAS currently in circulation out of the maximum ~28.7 billion ever. Kaspa had a fair launch — no premine, no founder allocation.–

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of max ~28.7B KAS · fair launch, no premine

HashrateⓘThe total computing power miners are spending on Kaspa right now (in PH/s = petahashes per second). Higher = more secure network, harder to attack. The trend arrow shows whether hashrate is rising or falling over this session.

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live session (since page opened) · higher = more secure

Price · USDⓘCurrent KAS price in USD with 24h and 7d change. Green = up, amber = down vs the previous period.

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market cap –

Price · EURⓘKAS price in Euro — relevant for European investors. Movements differ from USD when the EUR/USD exchange rate shifts.

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Block rewardⓘHow many new KAS a miner earns per block found. Kaspa uses a "chromatic halving" — the reward drops smoothly every month instead of a sudden halving like Bitcoin.

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drops monthly (chromatic halving)

Next reward reductionⓘCountdown to the next monthly emission reduction. Unlike Bitcoin's 4-year halving, Kaspa reduces the block reward by ~1/12th root of 2 every month — a smooth, predictable decrease.

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emission halves ~1/2^(1/12) per month

Halving calendarⓘThe next 6 monthly reward reductions. Each month the block reward is multiplied by ½^(1/12) ≈ 0.9439. Dates are approximate — based on the current reward and the chromatic halving formula.

DifficultyⓘHow hard it is for miners to find a valid block. The network adjusts this automatically to keep ~10 blocks per second regardless of how much mining power is active. Rising difficulty = more miners joining.

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network difficulty · rises with hashrate, auto-adjusts

24h volumeⓘTotal USD value of KAS traded across all exchanges in the last 24 hours. The % of market cap shows how "active" the market is — higher % means more turnover relative to the coin's size.

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traded last 24h

Market cap rankⓘKaspa's position in the global crypto market ranked by market capitalisation (price × supply). Lower number = larger market.

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by market cap · lower rank = more adopted

All-time highⓘThe highest price KAS has ever reached. The percentage below shows how far the current price is from that peak — a large negative % means significant room to recover (or it may never return).

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from ATH

Price · BTCⓘHow much Bitcoin one KAS costs. Rising = KAS outperforms BTC; falling = KAS underperforms. Useful because BTC is the reference currency most crypto traders benchmark against.

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vs Bitcoin · rising = KAS outperforms BTC

Total headersⓘTotal block headers the network has ever processed — including red blocks not selected as the main chain. Always larger than blockCount and shows the true scale of Kaspa's BlockDAG activity.

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all headers ever seen · includes red (non-selected) blocks

Median block timeⓘThe median timestamp of the last 2,641 blocks — Kaspa's internal clock for ordering the DAG. If this matches real time closely, the network is healthy and producing blocks on schedule.

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network median time · should be close to now

Emission todayⓘNew KAS created today via block rewards (10 blocks/sec × 86,400 sec × reward). The annual inflation % shows how much the supply grows per year — it shrinks each month as the reward decreases.

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new KAS per day · inflation –

24h rangeⓘThe lowest and highest price KAS reached in the last 24 hours. Gives context for where the current price sits relative to today's trading range.

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Developer activityⓘLive stats from the kaspanet/rusty-kaspa GitHub repository — the main Kaspa node implementation. Last push date shows how recently the codebase was updated. Stars and forks reflect developer interest in the project.

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– stars

– forks

– open issues

last push to kaspanet/rusty-kaspa · via GitHub API

Fear & Greed · CryptoⓘA 0–100 score for the overall crypto market mood. 0–24: Extreme Fear. 25–49: Fear. 50–74: Greed. 75–100: Extreme Greed (market may be overheated). Not Kaspa-specific.

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market-wide crypto

Fear & Greed · StocksⓘCNN's Fear & Greed Index for traditional stock markets (S&P 500). Useful to compare stock vs crypto sentiment — when both are in greed, risk appetite is high across all markets.

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stock market · CNN

Supply breakdownⓘHow much of the total KAS supply has already been mined. The hard cap is ~28.7B KAS — no more will ever be created. The remaining supply will be mined gradually over the coming years via the chromatic halving schedule.

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– mined

– remaining

~28.70B max

hard cap · fair launch · no premine

Dashboard viewsⓘTotal pageviews of this dashboard tracked by GoatCounter — a privacy-friendly, cookie-free analytics tool. Each page load counts as one view.

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total · stats →

Bitcoin dominanceⓘBitcoin's share of the total crypto market cap. Falling dominance often means capital is rotating from BTC into altcoins (like KAS); rising dominance means money is concentrating back into Bitcoin.

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BTC share of total crypto market · rising = risk-off

Igra L2 · TVLⓘTotal value locked on Igra — Kaspa's EVM-compatible layer-2, public mainnet since March 2026. TVL is capital deposited into the chain's smart contracts, a proxy for real DeFi usage. Source: DefiLlama.

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Kaspa L2 DeFi · via DefiLlama

Network ageⓘDays since Kaspa's genesis block on 7 November 2021 — a fair launch with no premine. Shows how mature the network is and gives context to the total block count.

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days since genesis · 7 Nov 2021

Blocks per dayⓘEstimated number of blocks the network produces per day, based on the DAA score delta between refreshes. At 10 blocks per second the target is 864,000 blocks/day. A lower number means the network is slightly slower than target.

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target: 864,000 · based on DAA score

Mined todayⓘEstimated new KAS created since midnight UTC today. Calculated from the block reward and blocks produced today. Shows the daily emission in practice.

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new KAS since midnight UTC

Return on investmentⓘWhat $100 invested in KAS at various points in the past would be worth today. Based on historical closing prices via CoinGecko. Not financial advice.

Bought	Price then	$100 → today	Return
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What makes Kaspa unique?ⓘA quick introduction to Kaspa's core innovations for visitors who are new to the project.

GHOSTDAG / BlockDAG — Unlike Bitcoin where only one block per ~10 minutes is accepted, Kaspa accepts all blocks created simultaneously. This is possible through the GHOSTDAG protocol, which orders parallel blocks mathematically. Result: 10 blocks per second without sacrificing security or decentralisation.

Proof of Work — Kaspa uses the kHeavyHash algorithm, deliberately ASIC-friendly. This means professional miners provide long-term security, just like Bitcoin. No proof-of-stake shortcuts.

Chromatic halving — Instead of a sudden halving every 4 years (like Bitcoin), Kaspa reduces the block reward by ½^(1/12) every month — a smooth, predictable emission curve toward a hard cap of ~28.7B KAS.

Fair launch — No premine, no ICO, no investor allocation. All KAS was and is earned through mining.

Rust implementation — The node software (rusty-kaspa) is written in Rust, known for memory safety and performance. The codebase is open source.

Security budgetⓘWhat miners earn per day securing the network (block reward × 10 blocks/s × 86,400 s × KAS price). The annualised figure as % of market cap shows how much the network "spends" on security — higher = harder and costlier to attack.

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– annualised

– of market cap

– KAS/day

Emission curveⓘKaspa's chromatic halving: the block reward drops by ½^(1/12) every month. The curve shows projected circulating supply to ~2037; the teal line marks today. The asymptote is ~28.7B KAS — no more will ever be created.

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KRC-20 tokens ⓘTokens built on top of Kaspa using the KRC-20 standard — similar to ERC-20 on Ethereum. Anyone can deploy a token. Most are community/meme projects; none have guaranteed value. Click a column header to sort.

Top tokens on the Kasplex layer, ranked by mint progress — the emerging token ecosystem after Toccata.

Token	Minted ▼ ⓘ% of the maximum supply that has been minted so far. 100% = fully minted, emission complete.	Max supply ⓘThe maximum number of tokens that will ever exist for this KRC-20 token.	State ⓘ"finished" = fully minted, no new tokens possible. "deployed" = still being minted — new tokens are being created.
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Kaspa DeFi ecosystem ⓘDeFi activity on Kaspa's layer-2 chains (Igra, Kasplex and any others). TVL = total value locked, i.e. capital deposited into smart contracts — a proxy for real usage. All figures via DefiLlama.

Live capital and protocols across Kaspa's L2 chains — the DeFi layer emerging on top of the BlockDAG.

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Protocol ⓘDeFi applications deployed on Kaspa's L2 chains, ranked by the value locked on those chains. Only the portion of each protocol running on a Kaspa chain is counted. Staking pools are listed separately below, since DefiLlama excludes them from the headline chain TVL.	Type	Chain ⓘWhich Kaspa L2 the protocol's value sits on — Igra or Kasplex. A protocol running on both shows two badges; hover for the split.	TVL on Kaspa ▼	1d	7d
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Proof-of-Work peers ⓘProof-of-Work coins use real computing power (miners) to secure the network — like Bitcoin. Kaspa is PoW but much faster, with a BlockDAG instead of a linear chain.

Kaspa versus other proof-of-work coins. Kaspa's row is highlighted.

Coin	Market cap ⓘTotal value of all coins in circulation (price × supply). Larger = more established.	30d ⓘPrice change over the last 30 days. Green = up, amber = down.	1y ⓘPrice change over the last 12 months. Shows longer-term trend vs peers.	V/MC ⓘ24h volume ÷ market cap. Shows how actively the coin is traded relative to its size. Higher = more liquid. Very high (>20%) may indicate speculation or wash trading.
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Layer-1 peers ⓘLayer-1 networks are base blockchains that process transactions directly. Kaspa competes here as a fast, scalable L1 — but is unique in being PoW while most others use Proof-of-Stake.

Kaspa versus other fast layer-1 networks. Kaspa's row is highlighted.

Coin	Market cap ⓘTotal value of all coins in circulation (price × supply). Larger = more established.	30d ⓘPrice change over the last 30 days. Green = up, amber = down.	1y ⓘPrice change over the last 12 months. Shows longer-term trend vs peers.	V/MC ⓘ24h volume ÷ market cap. Shows how actively the coin is traded relative to its size. Higher = more liquid. Very high (>20%) may indicate speculation or wash trading.
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Market signals ⓘTechnical indicators computed from KAS's daily closing prices over the past year (via CoinGecko). These describe recent price behaviour — they are not predictions and not financial advice.

How KAS has been trading lately — momentum, trend, volatility and how tightly it moves with Bitcoin.

RSI · 14-dayⓘRelative Strength Index — momentum on a 0–100 scale. Below 30 is traditionally "oversold" (price may have fallen too fast), above 70 "overbought" (may have risen too fast), 30–70 is neutral. A signal, not a guarantee.

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momentum · 30 oversold / 70 overbought

Volatility · 30-dayⓘAnnualised standard deviation of daily returns over the last 30 days. Higher = larger day-to-day price swings. Crypto typically runs far higher than stocks (which sit around 15–20%).

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annualised · higher = choppier

vs 50-day avgⓘHow far the current price sits above or below its 50-day moving average — a short/medium-term trend gauge. Above = recent strength, below = recent weakness.

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price vs 50d moving average

vs 200-day avgⓘPrice relative to its 200-day moving average — the classic long-term trend line. Whether the 50-day sits above or below the 200-day is watched as a "golden cross" (bullish) or "death cross" (bearish).

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price vs 200d moving average

Correlation with Bitcoin · 90-dayⓘHow closely KAS's daily returns track Bitcoin's over the last 90 days, from -1 to +1. Near +1 = moves almost in lockstep with BTC; near 0 = moves independently; below 0 = tends to move opposite. Most altcoins sit between +0.5 and +0.9.

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daily-return correlation vs BTC

Top exchanges ⓘWhere KAS is traded, ranked by 24h volume. V/MC = volume as % of market cap — higher means more active trading relative to size. Data via CoinGecko.

Exchange	Pair	24h volume	share	V/MC ⓘVolume/Market cap ratio for this exchange: how much of Kaspa's total market cap is traded here in 24h. Higher = more active trading of KAS on this platform.
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About this dashboard ⓘHow this dashboard is built and where its numbers come from. Figures are pulled live from public APIs — CoinGecko runs through a lightweight caching proxy that keeps its API key server-side and is shared across all visitors; everything else is fetched straight from your browser. No login, no cookies.

An open, no-login window into the Kaspa network — every figure is pulled live from public sources.

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Kaspa · live network

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KRC-20 tokens ⓘTokens built on top of Kaspa using the KRC-20 standard — similar to ERC-20 on Ethereum. Anyone can deploy a token. Most are community/meme projects; none have guaranteed value. Click a column header to sort.

KRC-20 growth

Kaspa DeFi ecosystem ⓘDeFi activity on Kaspa's layer-2 chains (Igra, Kasplex and any others). TVL = total value locked, i.e. capital deposited into smart contracts — a proxy for real usage. All figures via DefiLlama.

Proof-of-Work peers ⓘProof-of-Work coins use real computing power (miners) to secure the network — like Bitcoin. Kaspa is PoW but much faster, with a BlockDAG instead of a linear chain.

Layer-1 peers ⓘLayer-1 networks are base blockchains that process transactions directly. Kaspa competes here as a fast, scalable L1 — but is unique in being PoW while most others use Proof-of-Stake.

History

Market signals ⓘTechnical indicators computed from KAS's daily closing prices over the past year (via CoinGecko). These describe recent price behaviour — they are not predictions and not financial advice.

Top exchanges ⓘWhere KAS is traded, ranked by 24h volume. V/MC = volume as % of market cap — higher means more active trading relative to size. Data via CoinGecko.

Community & links