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Just noticed: Hans Moog, this experienced developer with over two decades of background in programming and decentralized technology, has officially joined Kaspa as of yesterday. The Kaspa Foundation has brought him on as Lead Researcher – that’s definitely a signal worth noting.
Who is Hans Moog anyway? He was previously Research Lead at IOTA and has made a name for himself in the DAG space. Now he’s focusing on Kaspa because he’s convinced by the architecture design and the decentralized philosophy of the project. That doesn’t sound like a random decision.
What makes Kaspa interesting? It’s a PoW project that launched fairly in 2021. Hans Moog will now be involved in Kaspa 2.0 and Zero-Knowledge Proofs – so in quite fundamental developments. The current status: Kaspa has a circulation rate of about 95.5%, with a market capitalization of nearly one billion dollars.
All of this seems like a targeted move. Hans Moog brings PoW and DAG expertise, and Kaspa gains a researcher who knows what he’s talking about. Whether this is the turning point for the project will be seen in the coming months. But the fact that Hans Moog is joining suggests that something substantial is happening in the Kaspa ecosystem.