Kaspa ($KAS) is now available for trading on Kraken as of November 19, 2024. Learn about trading details, restrictions, and the unique blockchain technology behind $KAS.
Author: Tanishq Bodh
Trading for Kaspa ($KAS) has officially gone live on Kraken, starting at 14:00 PM UTC on November 19, 2024. Deposits and withdrawals are now enabled, allowing users to fund their accounts and begin trading the high-performance blockchain asset.
To deposit $KAS, users can:
While $KAS trading is currently live, Kraken notes that trading via the Kraken App and Instant Buy will only be available once sufficient liquidity conditions are met.
Kraken clarified that $KAS trading is not available to users in Germany (DE).
Kaspa is a decentralized blockchain that utilizes a BlockDAG (Directed Acyclic Graph) architecture, distinguishing itself from traditional blockchain structures. This architecture enables the simultaneous processing of multiple blocks, resulting in:
Kaspa’s design focuses on providing secure, efficient, and low-cost blockchain solutions, making it a standout option for users and developers seeking high-performance blockchain technology.
With its innovative blockchain technology, $KAS adds another compelling asset to Kraken’s trading platform.
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