A Kaspa claim is worth exactly what its source is worth. A release tag, a merged KIP, a REST call you can run yourself, a paper. That sounds like a constraint. It's the opposite, because the real story survives it. Blocks that lose the race still count toward security. A testnet ran for over a year before anyone called the upgrade done. A covenant removes trust from a spend rather than sounding impressive in a pitch deck. None of that needs a superlative to land. Anything that does need one is telling on itself. $KAS