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Please do not consider the following to be investment advice. Each reader should think for themselves and rely on their own research and investment advisors. I’m simply sharing what I am considering or pursuing.

ACTION ALERT NO. 1: KASPA’S CRESCENDO HARD FORK SET FOR MAY 5, 2025. IMO THIS IS BIG.

One of the cryptocurrencies that I believe in the most is Kaspa (“KAS”)

. It is a limited proof of work cryptocurrency (like Bitcoin) but it is newer and technologically superior to Bitcoin today - in its present form. Consider some of its current advantages:

  • It is environmentally superior to Bitcoin as it uses less energy for mining. This is a HUGE issue politically. Tesla’s Elon Musk - with Tesla being a big Bitcon owner - pledged in 2021 that Tesla would not accept Bitcoin payments until more than half of Bitcoin’s mining was done using renewable energy. https://www.ccn.com/news/crypto/cambridge-half-bitcoin-mining-now-sustainable-energy/. According to a Cambridge University Study, that threshold has recently been reached with 52.4% of Bitcoin currently being mined using renewable energy. https://www.theblock.co/post/352332/cambridge-university-bitcoin-mining-sustainable-energy-use-elon-musk-tesla-btc-payments. Elon Musk has yet to comment on this recent report.

    • Kaspa is already (in its current form) ahead of the curve as it is more energy efficient than Bitcoin. Kaspa mining is less energy-intensive per hash than Bitcoin mining, which often requires significantly more power (e.g., Bitcoin mining generates ~$0.08/kWh compared to Kaspa’s ~$1.00/kWh, indicating higher efficiency for Kaspa).

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