Bitcoin transaction fees can vary widely, from a few cents to $100, depending on network congestion and transaction size. More inputs mean more block space and require a higher fee.
100 Days of #Bitcoin, Day 37! Custodial wallets are similar to bank accounts. They're hosted by a trusted third party (like Kraken) whereby your private keys and funds are stored on your behalf. They provide ease-of-use and convenience for storing small(er) amounts of crypto.
100 Days of #Bitcoin, Day 41 Public keys receive funds, while private keys control access and spending. Public keys are like a bank account number and can be shared with anyone. Private keys are the security equivalent of a PIN number and should never be shared with anyone.
100 Days of #Bitcoin, Day 29! As the name implies, blockchains are virtual blocks filled with data and linked chronologically in a chain. Bitcoin blocks store data about transactions, addresses, previous blocks and the code that executes the transactions.
100 Days of #Bitcoin, Day 39 Multi-Signature Wallets require multiple private keys for signing transactions, allowing bitcoin users increased security & safeguard against human-error. In a multi-sig set up you could lose 1 of 3 keys and still be able to access your funds.
Day 26 of 100 Days of #Bitcoin! There are three components to Bitcoin, all of which combine to create a decentralized payment system: 1️⃣ The Bitcoin network 2️⃣ The native cryptocurrency of the Bitcoin network, called bitcoin ($BTC) 3️⃣ The Bitcoin blockchain
100 Days of #Bitcoin, Day 36 Wallets: Crypto wallets store your private keys, keeping your crypto safe and accessible. They also allow you to send, receive & spend cryptocurrencies.
100 Days of #Bitcoin, Day 27! The Bitcoin network operates without a central bank, government authority, or middlemen. Instead, it relies on a distributed network of computers around the world to maintain the integrity of the system 💪
100 Days of #Bitcoin, Day 44 A mempool is like a waiting room for pending transactions. Miners select transactions from the mempool to create new blocks. The first miner to complete proof of work broadcasts the new block, which then gets confirmed by the network.
100 Days of #Bitcoin, Day 45 Transaction fees for sending bitcoin vary widely, from a few cents to $100. Bitcoin fees depend on network congestion and transaction size. More inputs mean more block space, requiring a higher fee.
⚠️ Fake Kraken Recruiters Target Crypto Job Seekers
**New scam alert**: Fraudsters are impersonating Kraken recruiters and support staff to target crypto job seekers and users. **How it works**: - Scammers pose as legitimate Kraken employees - They build trust through fake recruitment processes - Goal is to steal personal information and crypto assets **Key warning signs**: - Unsolicited job offers via social media or messaging apps - Requests for personal information or crypto payments during "interviews" - Poor grammar or unofficial email addresses **Protection tips**: - Always verify recruiter identity through official Kraken channels - Never share private keys or send crypto for job applications - Be suspicious of too-good-to-be-true opportunities Kraken emphasizes that legitimate recruitment never involves crypto payments or sharing of wallet information. [Read full security guide](https://blog.kraken.com/news/industry-news/how-fake-recruiters-are-targeting-cryptos-future) **Stay vigilant** - verify before you trust any crypto-related job opportunity.
FF Token Goes Live on Kraken Exchange with Universal Collateralization Feature

**FF token by FalconStable is now available for trading on Kraken**, marking the launch of their universal collateralization system. The token transitioned from post-only mode to full trading capabilities today. **Geographic restrictions apply** to the listing. - Universal collateralization feature now unlocked - Full trading begins after post-only period - Available through Kraken's standard trading interface Traders can access FF through [Kraken's platform](https://p.k.xyz/9f1e/FALCONF) with standard trading pairs and features.
Kraken Partners with Hyperliquid and Paxos for Day-One Token Listings

**Kraken has offered to list two major tokens** from the Hyperliquid ecosystem on launch day: - **USDH**: A Paxos-issued stablecoin with free USD on/off ramps - **HYPE**: Hyperliquid's native token The listing is **pending approval** through Kraken's standard diligence process. This partnership connects three major players: - Kraken (major exchange) - Hyperliquid (DeFi protocol) - Paxos (regulated stablecoin issuer) **Background context**: Hyperliquid recently added USDT support in August, allowing permissionless asset listings and tapping into the world's largest stablecoin liquidity.
WMTX Goes Live on Kraken

**WMTX token is now available for trading on Kraken**, marking the launch of the first Layer 3 blockchain specifically designed for DePIN (Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks). **Key Details:** - Token developed by @wmchain - Trading began September 4th at approximately 12pm UTC - Focuses on powering connectivity through decentralized infrastructure **What is WMTX?** WMTX represents a new approach to blockchain infrastructure, operating as a Layer 3 solution built specifically for DePIN applications. This technology aims to bridge physical infrastructure with decentralized networks. [Start trading WMTX](https://p.k.xyz/9f1e/29d4rp7d) [Learn more about the listing](https://blog.kraken.com/product/asset-listings/wmtx-is-available-for-trading)
SAPIEN Token Launches on Kraken Exchange

**SAPIEN ($SAPIEN) is now available for trading on Kraken**, marking another AI-focused token launch on the major exchange. The token focuses on **powering AI systems with human-generated data**, positioning itself in the growing intersection of artificial intelligence and blockchain technology. Key details: - Trading is live on Kraken's platform - Project emphasizes human data contribution to AI development - Follows similar AI data tokens like RAIIN that launched on Kraken in July Traders can access SAPIEN through Kraken's standard trading interface. More information about the token and its use case is available on Kraken's official blog.