PulseHawkKaspa network measurements
Kaspa block rate and fees against new issuance. Every number on this page carries its date and is marked either measured, by us, or source, a series we take over and name.
How fast does Kaspa produce blocks?
Kaspa runs at 10 blocks per second since the Crescendo hardfork, KIP-14. At that rate a block time distribution is counted in tenths of a second, and the longest gap matters more than the median.
Source KIP-14, The Crescendo Hardfork, protocol block rate, checked 3 November 2026.
How do fees compare with new issuance?
In the 30 days from 12 September to 11 October 2026, Kaspalytics counted 68,493 KAS in transaction fees. In the same 30 days the emission schedule created 55,848,455 new KAS, about 815 times the fees.
Source Kaspalytics for the fees, taken over on 12 October 2026. New coins from the emission schedule, arithmetic, not a count.
Under which rules do we measure Kaspa?
PulseHawk measures Kaspa under the same rules as every other network.
Questions we get asked
Can we book a Kaspa measurement?
Yes, under the same rules as any other network.