First flexible privacy layer on Solana. Dynamic maze routing breaks on-chain transaction links. KAUSA: soon
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Beta snapshot is complete.
Wallets holding or staking $KAUSA, and KausaWorld players who own a raccoon or a dragon, have been recorded for the KausaInference closed beta.
KausaWorld earning is paused for now. Raccoon and dragon ownership remains a priority in what comes next for KausaLayer.
Details on accessing the beta follow shortly.
Two more ways to qualify when KausaInference launches.
$KAUSA that sits staked in a pool now counts toward the 1,000,000 requirement, so stakers no longer have to choose between locking tokens and getting credit.
In KausaWorld, a raccoon or a dragon is no longer just for collecting Kausa points. Owning one makes a wallet eligible too.
Free credit worth $50 per month for 3 months, same as announced.
KausaWorld Major Update!
1. World Boss
Spawns twice a night near the plaza. Press Q to engage. Damage is shared across all fighters, and drops scale with contribution: guaranteed ore, plus a chance at Protection Charms, Repair Kits, and Energy Potions. It appears wrapped in a glowing infernal aura after dark.
2. Repair, reworked
Repairs are now ore-only, with no token and no wallet approval. Bronze Ore cost scales by tier (100 / 200 / 300). Each tool repairs at its own station: pickaxe at the cave, rod at the lake, hoe at the Farmstead, sword from the bag.
3. Durability, rebalanced
Higher-tier tools now last longer, not shorter. Pickaxe and rod durability now runs 3,000 / 9,000 / 20,000 by tier, so a Tier 3 pickaxe holds up for roughly nine hours of nonstop mining. All existing tools have been refilled to full.
4. Energy System
Actions draw from an energy meter that caps at 100 and regenerates over time. Attacking spends it, and eating a crop restores it.
5. Also new
A tabbed inventory with icons, a live UTC clock with day and night ambience, a controls panel, and boss loot that can be sold on the Marketplace.
Live now at world.kausalayer.com
Full notes at docs.kausalayer.com
KausaWorld now runs on Maze Pocket.
For the first time, you can play a live Web3 game with a stealth wallet that has no direct on-chain link to your main wallet.
Your pocket is funded through maze routing (dynamic hops that break the trail), so when you log in, buy tools, trade on the marketplace, or earn in KausaWorld, your activity stays separate from your real identity. No wallet connect. No exposure. Just play.
KausaLayer powers an entire ecosystem from a single privacy layer, and now, a real playable game.
The most flexible privacy layer on Solana, and the first with a game you can actually play.
Two ways in: play with your wallet, or play with your pocket. Your choice.
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New in KausaWorld
Grab a rod. The lake has more to give now, and a few other things changed while you were out:
1. Fishing now lands fish
Casting used to pay in Kausa Points alone. Now every cast can also pull a fish out of the water, on top of the Points you already earn. Common fish come up often, and there is a rarer fish in the mix too.
2. Sell your catch on the Marketplace
Fish land in your bag, ready to list on the Marketplace for $KAUSA, right next to your ore and crops. It is a real peer-to-peer market on-chain, so when someone buys your catch you earn $KAUSA for it. Each kind of fish has its own look on the board now, so listings are easy to tell apart.
3. Level up your rod by the lake
A new bench sits on the shore. Step up, press E, and put levels into your rod. Each level costs some Fish plus $KAUSA and lifts how often fish bite, so your catch rate climbs the more you invest.
4. Violet leaves in the woods
Some of the forest trees now grow purple leaves. Nothing to collect here, just something to spot on your next walk.
One detail worth knowing:
Your Dragon can fish too. Ore only ever comes from your own pickaxe, but common fish will come back from your Dragon in the background, the same way your pets already stack Points for you.
Pro tip:
Line up the right worker for each job. Let your Dragon keep landing fish while you head into the mine for ore yourself, so both jobs pay at once instead of stacking on one.
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KausaWorld: the numbers so far (July 4, 2026)
>185 players in the village
> ~18.58M $KAUSA burned (~$4.3k)
> ~$3.23K in SOL rewards paid out to players across 2,478 transfers
KausaMemoryV3 is open source now.
Give your AI agent memory that persists across sessions, encrypted on your device, never sent to any LLM, and portable between your machines via a Solana pointer (devnet for now).
Alpha. Self-host it yourself:
github.com/fasqua/kausamemor…
The Marketplace is open.
Here is how it works:
Head to the Market in the plaza, press E at the counter, and you get three tabs: Browse, Sell, and My Listings.
Browse shows every listing on a grid, each with a 3D icon, quantity, price, and seller. Press Buy on anything you want, approve the $KAUSA in your wallet, and once it confirms on-chain the item lands in your account. Refresh mid-purchase and the world remembers it and finishes the confirm for you.
Selling is just as simple. Open Sell, pick an item stack, a pet, or a tool, set your price in $KAUSA, and it shows up in Browse right away. While it waits for a buyer the item is held by the listing, so it leaves your inventory. Changed your mind? Cancel from My Listings and it comes straight back.
What you can trade:
Crops and ore in stacks, a raccoon, dog, or dragon, and your rods, pickaxes, and hoes with their tier shown. A tool that is in use has to be free before you can list it.
One detail worth knowing:
The payment goes straight from buyer to seller in a single transaction, nothing held in between. Trades are final and items are sold as-is, so check a listing before you buy. You need a connected wallet to trade, and guests can still walk around and watch.
AI agents today are impressive. They write, plan, analyze, and code at a high level. But they share one quiet flaw: they forget. Close the tab, come back tomorrow, and the agent has no idea who you are, what you were building, or anything you already told it.
KausaMemory v3 fixes that. It is a memory layer any AI agent can plug into, built on three principles: memory that persists across sessions, stays private to you, and belongs to you rather than to a cloud provider.
It is organized in three layers. Here is how each one works. 🧵
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Layer 3, Sovereignty. The foundation everything else sits on.
This is what makes private and yours real instead of marketing. Your memory is encrypted on your own device with strong, standard cryptography: Argon2id to derive the key from your passphrase, AES-256 to protect the data. It is then addressed by its content with BLAKE3, so integrity can be verified end to end.
Where it is stored is your choice: a local folder, S3, IPFS, or Arweave, all behind one interface, and none of them able to read a single byte because everything is encrypted before it leaves your device.
Discovery lives on Solana. A tiny on-chain pointer records your latest snapshot, so any device can find your current memory in a trustless way, with no central server deciding what is current. The chain gives ordering and anti-rollback for free.
No one else, us included, can read what is inside.
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Put together, the three layers answer a question most AI tools quietly get wrong: who owns the memory an agent builds about you?
For KausaMemory, the answer is you. It plugs into any agent, it is smart without depending on anyone's cloud, and it is encrypted and portable by design.
Your agent's memory should belong to you, not to whoever hosts it.
KausaMemory v3. The self-sovereign memory layer for AI agents.
Progress: 80%
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Coming next:
A major upgrade to KausaMemory, our persistent, privacy-preserving memory layer for AI agents, and we are bringing it into KausaWorld.
Details soon.
The Farmstead just got two big upgrades. Here is what is new:
1. The Raccoon can farm for you
A new farming pet, and it runs the whole loop by itself. The Dog only harvests what you plant, but the Raccoon plants your crops and harvests them on its own, keeping your field full while you are offline. Every ripe crop it collects earns you Kausa Points, as long as you own a hoe. A higher hoe means more crops per harvest, and other players can see it out in your fields. 1,500,000 $KAUSA in the Pets panel.
2. The hoe station is now a forge
A blacksmith forge stands by the barn now, right on the riverside. Walk up, press E, and spend Ore plus $KAUSA to level up your hoe, all the way to level 60. Every level makes each harvest bigger, and your level stays with you even when you move up to a better hoe, so nothing is wasted.
Both are live right now.
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