Kraken, one of the popular cryptocurrency exchanges, announced the good news for KILT and 8 altcoins. These altcoins are open to transactions for US and Canadian users of Kraken with a volume of 700 million dollars.
KILT, BNC, KINT and AIR investors beware
The US-based crypto exchange announced that it has listed 9 altcoins on Twitter in the past hours. These 9 altcoins are currently available for trading for US and Canadian users of Kraken. Here are those cryptocurrencies:
- Tokemak (TOKE)
- Moonriver (MOVR)
- KILT (KILT)
- Bifrost (BNC)
- Phala (PHA)
- Karura (KAR)
- Basilisk (BSX)
- Altair (AIR)
- Kintsugi (KINT)
📣 NEW tokens on Kraken for US 🇺🇸 & CA 🇨🇦:
✅ $TOKE, $MOVR, $KILT, $BNC, $PHA
✅ $MOVR, $KAR, $BSX, $AIR, $KINTFunding and Trading are now LIVE!
Learn more 👉 https://t.co/73Dt0YJgot pic.twitter.com/8mSvSvMiyB
— Kraken Exchange (@krakenfx) October 13, 2022
Kraken is a US-based cryptocurrency exchange founded in 2011. The platform’s trading volume in the last 24 hours is over $700 million. The exchange serves more than 8 million investors and institutional customers. Digital Currency Group, Blockchain Capital, Tribe Capital, and Hummingbird Ventures are among its backers.
KILT Protocol successfully migrated from Kusama canary network to Polkadot Relay Chain
According to an October 4 announcement, one of their first parachain projects, KLIT, has completed its migration from Kusama to the Polkadot network. In doing so, it became the first decentralized project to fully transition from Polkadot’s development environment to a more stable, production-ready Blockchain.
Kusama is Polkadot launchpad platform designed for developers to test apps before release. In this way, Kusama acts as a sandbox for testing new projects and features in a way that is accessible to everyone. The KILT team said its successful transition was a great ad that proved the viability of Polkadot’s unique canary mesh model:
It’s always exciting to do things that no one has done before. With this step, KILT becomes an enterprise-ready decentralized network, said Ingo Rube, founder of KILT Protocol. Polkadot technology made it possible to transfer all achievements from the experimental stage to the production stage. Try this on any other tech base!”
