Receipts / Field notes
The source room is open.
The exhibition makes mechanisms touchable. These pages keep the claims, status labels, primary sources, and developer paths in their longer form.
Kaspa Explained archive
Start with the question you actually have.
These are the retained reading pages. They remain direct, searchable, and available beside the new exhibits.
Crypto from scratchKeys, coins, mining, and why a ledger needs rules.
What is Kaspa?Proof of work, blockDAGs, GHOSTDAG, and the core mechanism.
Live nowWhat is activated, what is being built, and what needs evidence.
The skeptical caseSecurity, incentives, adoption, and the parts enthusiasm cannot settle.
Build on KaspaDeveloper paths, Toccata primitives, and what still needs tooling.
KIPs and KCCsProposals, implementation boundaries, and research status.
Mining KaspaHardware, economics, fees, and the physical work behind the network.
Origin storyLaunch, protocol history, and the decisions that shaped Kaspa.
Why Kaspa mattersWhere the mechanism helps and where the case is still open.
SourcesThe primary links behind the public claims.
Search the filesFind a term across the retained explanations.
Moose’s booksA separate reading shelf with its own voice and subject matter.
Retained exhibits
The old exhibit doors still open.
Each route stays reachable for readers who arrive from an older link. The new floor points to the same mechanisms without deleting the evidence trail.
All interactive filesOne index of the original demo routes and their source pages.
Collision simulatorSame arrivals, single chain versus blockDAG.
GHOSTDAG playgroundOrder blocks and inspect the parent graph.
Confirmation riskExplore inclusion and confidence as separate questions.
UTXO versus accountsCompare how each ledger represents spendable state.
Emission scheduleScrub through the reward curve and its assumptions.
Open every retained demo route
Field notes: “100bps” is the exhibition’s address and a joke about ambition. The site does not claim that Kaspa currently runs at 100 blocks per second. Current network claims belong to the sourced pages and their linked evidence.