How does Kaspa confirm transactions so quickly?

Kaspa is designed as an instant confirmation transaction sequencing layer, meaning transactions sent to miners can be included in the ledger immediately. Traditional blockchains process one block at a time in a single chain, so transactions must wait their turn. Kaspa instead structures its ledger as a blockDAG — a directed acyclic graph — which supports asynchronous state updates, allowing many blocks to be added in parallel without one blocking another. For a beginner, this means your Kaspa transaction does not have to sit in a queue waiting for the network to "catch up"; the structure itself is built to absorb transactions as fast as they arrive.