
Biconomy lists Kaspa ($KAS), a proof-of-work cryptocurrency using the GHOSTDAG protocol. Trading for the KAS/USDT pair is now live.
Author: Tanishq Bodh
Biconomy, a global cryptocurrency exchange, has announced the listing of Kaspa ($KAS). Trading for the KAS/USDT pair began at 04:00 UTC on November 15, 2024.
Kaspa is a proof-of-work (PoW) cryptocurrency designed to operate with high-speed block processing through its unique GHOSTDAG protocol. Unlike traditional blockchains that reject parallel blocks, Kaspa’s GHOSTDAG allows these blocks to coexist, forming a block-directed acyclic graph (blockDAG) rather than a linear chain.
This approach enhances the scalability and security of the network while maintaining low confirmation times. Currently, Kaspa processes one block per second, with aspirations to reach up to 100 blocks per second as its infrastructure evolves.
The addition of Kaspa to Biconomy broadens its market accessibility and provides traders with a new asset to explore. The KAS/USDT trading pair offers liquidity for those looking to engage with Kaspa’s unique proof-of-work ecosystem.
For more details about Kaspa, visit the official website or check the project’s documentation.
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