Kaspa (KAS)

24h Change -0.10%

24h High $0.173

24h Low $0.168

24h Volume $118173

Max Supply: 0

Circulation: 24,748,918,066.234

Market Cap: $4,207,681,817

KAS
USD

Listing Date:
1676693500950

Network:
Kaspa Main Chain

Asset Type:
Coin

Primary Markets (3 active)

Total Market Volume: ~$118174

Liquidity Pools (16 Active)

Total Pool Liquidity: ~$40762

Market Volume
$112,570.96
$4,895.22
$707.33

Reserves

Deposit
Block #88927279 @ 688.73 min ago

Balance: 97497.53746580

Updated: 686.51 min ago

Withdraw
Block #88927279 @ 688.73 min ago

Balance: 844873.09403986

Updated: 686.50 min ago

Safe
Block # N/A

Balance: 11000000

Updated: 1269778.48 min ago

KAS Ratio
102.18%
Customer Net Balances
11,687,113.18
XeggeX Net Balances
11,942,370.632

Highlighted Assets

Market Cap: $955K $0.0166

Market Cap: $0.00 $6.34

Market Cap: $4.51M $0.000601

Top Volumes

BTC/USDC
Bitcoin

Volume: $646554 $62927.05

LTC/USDT
Litecoin

Volume: $202140 $65.9973

ETH/USDT
Ethereum

Volume: $182033 $2545.23

Biggest Gains

HMC/USDT
HorseMania

+248.85% $0.0757

BBTC/USDT
BlakeBitcoin

+200.18% $0.0243865

DGC/DOGE
Digitalcoin

+80.00% $0.00234771

About Kaspa

Kaspa is the fastest, open-source, decentralized & fully scalable Layer-1 in the world.
The world’s first blockDAG – a digital ledger enabling parallel blocks and instant transaction confirmation – built on a robust proof-of-work engine with rapid single-second block intervals. Built by industry pioneers, led by the people.

Kaspa is a proof-of-work cryptocurrency which implements the GHOSTDAG protocol. Unlike traditional blockchains, GHOSTDAG does not orphan blocks created in parallel, but rather allows them to coexist and orders them in consensus. Whereby Kaspa is actually a blockDAG; you can see GHOSTDAG in action in a real time blockDAG visualizer.

This generalization of Nakamoto consensus allows for secure operation while maintaining very high block rates (currently one block per second, aiming for 32/sec, with visions of 100/sec) and minuscule confirmation times dominated by internet latency (cf. chapter 6 of the research paper for some initial benchmarks).

The Kaspa implementation includes a lot of cool features and subprotocols including Reachability to query the DAG’s topology, Block data pruning (with near-future plans for block header pruning), SPV proofs, and later subnetwork support which will make future implementation of layer 2 solutions much easier.