What IsKing DAG (KDAG)?

KING of Directed Acyclic Graph or KDAG is the underlying infrastructure of a new generation of value networks. The platform is dedicated to developing new and trusted network protocols. Furthermore, KDAG seeks to provide convenient, efficient, secure, and stable development and deployment environments to customers worldwide. In simple terms, KDAG aims to solve the problems of data efficiency, consistency, security, and privacy by using new technologies.

A directed acyclic graph (DAG)  is a directed graph that aims to solve the problem of data consistency. According to the whitepaper, the KDAG architecture aims to completely replace the traditional chain structure. KING of Directed Acyclic Graph uses Tangle data structure to organize the blocks. The platform does this by using the ‘hug algorithm’ rather than consensus.

As per the website, the platform seeks to offer certain technical advantages:

• KDAG fully integrates with cloud computing, big data, 5G, artificial intelligence, and other technologies.

• The platform aims to connect seamlessly with other blockchain networks. Doing so helps the space to understand the KDAG business community.

• Another important feature of the platform is the Surf effect. The Surf effect feature seeks to improve the random attribute of the legal reference of the node. This aims to help realize the high security of transaction policy. King DAG (KDAG) is the native token of the ecosystem on the DAG network. Undoubtedly, KDAG is the main component of the system. The token is the platform’s currency in the KDAG network ecosystem. The design is based on the principle of a crypto-economic model (token model). A token model is the economy of tokens in the ecosystem of a blockchain project. The design of KDAG aims to provide additional value and figure out a new dynamic circulation mechanism.

History of KDAG

The roadmap suggests that the main network was completed in Q1 of 2020, and by Q4 of 2020, the Surf effect was completed. The platform built its on-chain ecosystem by the second half of 2021.

The project is backed by many venture capitalists like BC stone, ACapital, Vancoin, LongHill capital, and more.