How does DAGKNIGHT keep Kaspa's main chain stable as network conditions change?

DAGKNIGHT's main chain can represent different k values at different points along its growth, letting the protocol adapt to shifting network conditions while still preserving ordering stability. The k parameter controls how many parallel blocks the network can process at once; because the chain is not locked to a single fixed k value for its entire history, it can accommodate changes — more miners coming online, for example — without disrupting the order already established for earlier blocks. For a beginner, this means Kaspa's protocol is designed to stay consistent and usable even as the network itself changes over time.