Trading for DKA and BOUNTY will begin on Friday, January 17, 2025, at 5:00 PM (KST). Beyond the listing itself, the groundbreaking solutions offered by these projects are drawing significant attention.Deposit and Withdrawal Information

Deposits and withdrawals will become available within three hours of the official announcement.

Listing Details

Dkargo (DKA) will operate on the Ethereum network and be exclusively available on the KRW market. The initial trading price is set at 40.74 KRW, with a confirmation requirement of 33 confirmations. Dkargo aims to tackle trust and transparency issues in the logistics sector using blockchain technology. The platform seeks to revolutionize the industry by enhancing collaboration among stakeholders.

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ChainBounty (BOUNTY) will run on the Arbitrum One network and trade in the KRW market. With an initial trading price of 126 KRW, the confirmation requirement is 30 confirmations. ChainBounty provides a Web3-based security solution by rewarding users for reporting cybercrimes. It offers fast and low-cost transactions while setting a new standard for security through community support.

Airdrop Celebration

To celebrate this listing, Bithumb is organizing a two-day airdrop event. Here are the details:

• Users who trade DKA or BOUNTY for two consecutive days will receive bonus tokens.
• Net deposit transactions in DKA or BOUNTY will also be rewarded with additional tokens.

This listing creates a significant opportunity for both Dkargo and ChainBounty to reach a broader user base. Bithumb’s choice reflects confidence in the innovative solutions these projects promise to deliver.

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This achievement highlights how far Base has come since January when it averaged only 4 TPS. Base’s founder, Jesse Pollak, emphasized that TPS has increased by 28% since November 23.

According to L2BEAT data, Base now holds $10.68 billion in TVL, ranking second among Ethereum layer-2 solutions. It trails only Arbitrum One, which has $18.3 billion in TVL. Base secured this position in June after overtaking OP Mainnet.

The total TVL across Ethereum layer-2 networks currently stands at $49.3 billion.

Base has also reached a significant milestone in transaction volume. The network surpassed 1 billion transactions, driven largely by the memecoin frenzy during this bull cycle. However, the surge in memecoin activity has also attracted scammers. Between January and March, losses from phishing attacks on the network increased 18-fold.

While addressing these challenges, Base is making strides toward decentralization. In October, the implementation of fault proofs marked an important step in making the network more decentralized.

Base’s rise is seen as a challenge to fast blockchain solutions like Solana. StarkWare CEO Eli Ben Sasson noted that solutions like Base will increase competition, predicting significant TPS improvements in the coming months.

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Right now, Base, under Coinbase’s incubation, leads in daily transactions; Arbitrum comes second.  With Arbitrum’s total value locked (TVL) still the largest among Layer 2 solutions—at $2.5 billion—DeFiLlama data shows Base’s $2.2 billion follows second.

Arbitrum’s Working Mechanism

Designed by Offchain Labs, Arbitrum is a Layer 2 solution leveraging optimistic roll-up technology. While preserving security from the Ethereum blockchain, it generates an off-chain compute network, allowing faster and less expensive transactions.

The “optimistic” element assumes transactions are legitimate by default, hence validating them only should they be contested. Faster transaction processing and cheaper fees follow from less computational strain on the main Ethereum chain resulting from this.

Arbitrum One has a security mechanism enabling transaction challenges and active fraud-proof systems. Still in its stage one phase, it has not yet evolved to a completely permissionless condition. Operating several Layer 2 networks on Ethereum, Offchain Labs runs each with an ecosystem. Arbitrum One is its flagship chain out of all the networks.

Arbitrum Nova, the second Layer 2 chain, takes advantage of the AnyTrust protocol. Scaling apps and storing transaction data, this network serves as an off-chain data availability layer.

In October 2023, Offchain Labs published tooling for developers launching their Layer 3 blockchains with the Orbit software stack. Orbit lets developers settle on either Arbitrum One or Nova to build their own chain.

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