Kaspa (KAS) has had plenty of hype moments this year, but the excitement around vProgs feels different. It isn’t being treated like just another upgrade, the community talks about it as if it’s a pivot point in Kaspa’s entire story.
When Vijay Kailash shared that Reddit post, it summed up something many Kaspa supporters have been saying quietly for months: if vProgs deliver what they promise, even big exchange listings start to feel less important.
To really understand this, it helps to compare Kaspa with how Ethereum works today. On Ethereum, every major app almost becomes its own isolated world. Each one has a separate token, separate liquidity, and sometimes even a separate Layer-2 chain.
That splits value and attention into thousands of small pockets. Ethereum still benefits, but only a tiny slice of the total value created on its network flows back to ETH itself.
Kaspa (KAS) is taking a completely different approach. With vProgs, every app still runs independently, but everything stays directly on Kaspa’s Layer 1. There are no rollups, no bridges, and no sidechains pulling liquidity away.
Every app, every transaction, and every smart contract uses KAS as fuel. All activity strengthens one single economy – not dozens of separate ecosystems.
And when you combine this with what Kaspa already has – near-zero fees, instant finality, and extremely simple migration for Ethereum developers – the picture starts to make sense.
Why vProgs Make @binance Irrelevant.
— Vijay 𐤊ailash, CFA, CFP® (@realvijayk) November 9, 2025
Excellent post from Reddit.
This is another reason why #Kaspa is the endgame.
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A developer could move their app to Kaspa without major rewrites, and once they do, all the value their app generates flows back through the same system. It keeps the ecosystem clean, efficient, and unified.
The Reddit post takes this even further with one big idea: imagine if every major Ethereum dApp – things like Uniswap, Aave, OpenSea, and Chainlink – all fed value into one token instead of thousands. That kind of structure would be enormous.
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That’s basically what Kaspa is building toward. Even conservative estimates would translate into billions of dollars flowing into one asset, not scattered across a hundred mini economies.
Once you understand that, it becomes clearer why people say exchange listings don’t define Kaspa’s long-term value.
Sure, a Binance listing helps liquidity, but it doesn’t change how the network works. vProgs do. Every developer who builds on Kaspa feeds into the same economy. Every transaction strengthens KAS. The value comes from the network’s design, not from where the coin is listed.
And the best part is that this isn’t wishful thinking. Yonatan Sompolinsky and the core team are already actively building vProgs. It’s not a roadmap hope – it’s happening in real time.
If they pull this off, Kaspa (KAS) won’t be trying to compete with other chains just to get attention. It becomes the place where apps naturally want to build because everything works together instead of pulling apart.
That’s why so many people are saying the vProgs upgrade is bigger than any exchange listing. Listings help traders. vProgs reshape the entire network.
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