Demos

Things to drive, not just read

Seventeen interactive demos. Each one replaces a paragraph with something you can push on. Every model and its sources are stated on the demo itself.

Fast is not final

See how long a payment actually needs before it's safe to trust, as the attacker gets stronger.

Watch two blocks arrive seconds apart, and see why a blockDAG keeps both instead of throwing one away.

Watch real blocks arrive several a second, and see how little is actually inside them.

Compare disk space across chains, and see why running a Kaspa node stays cheap no matter how long it's been running.

Crowd the chain and watch what gets picked. Paying more raises your odds; it does not buy a slot.

See what many people can already do together on Kaspa today, and what's still missing to go further.

Scrub through time and watch the block reward shrink in small steps, never a cliff.

Build a transaction yourself and see which limit, not a flat byte count, decides how many fit in a block.

Spend from both models at once and see why one queues, one collides, and one hands you change.

Turn a DAA score into a real date, then try to cheat a timestamp and watch the network refuse it.

Hide some blocks, release them later, and see why the network locks the hidden ones out for good.

Pick a claim, generate a proof, and see exactly what it does and doesn't guarantee.

Compare Kaspa's zero-premine start to other chains' insider allocations, and see how long those holdings last.

Try to break a real vault's rules yourself, and see exactly which attack gets through and why.

See what it would really cost, in dollars per hour, to attack Kaspa and five other chains.

Split a token in two, try to merge it back, and watch the network refuse for good.

Push network delay past its limit, and watch a fixed safety margin break where an adjustable one keeps up.