Crescendo v1.0.0 boosts block speed to 10 per second, redefining performance for a Proof-of-Work network.
Core code rewritten in Rust, enabling smoother scaling, better performance, and easier app integration via WASM interface.
Kaspa has released the biggest network update in its history—the Crescendo v1.0.0 hard fork—and the effects are immediate. After going live on May 5, 2025, the network is now capable of producing 10 blocks per second. To put it in perspective, each block previously took 1 second, now it only takes 100 milliseconds.
This acceleration is not just a technological show-off; it is a major step towards Kaspa’s real-world adoption, including for daily transactions or even integration into large-scale applications.
It’s live! pic.twitter.com/Vl9I8Rovad
— Kaspa (@KaspaCurrency) May 5, 2025
Kaspa Upgrades Its Core with GhostDAG and Highway-Like Efficiency
However, it’s not just about speed. Kaspa has also tweaked the “insides” of its protocol via Ghos
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