KEY TAKEAWAYS
- Kraken has launched trading for Constellation (DAG) on its platform, effective November 11, 2025.
- Users must deposit DAG tokens into supported networks to avoid loss, as unsupported network deposits are not recoverable.
- Kraken’s App and Instant Buy features will activate once sufficient market liquidity is achieved.
- Future asset listings will be announced on Kraken’s Listings Roadmap and social media.
Kraken has announced that Constellation (DAG) is now available for trading on its platform. Trading for DAG went live on November 11, 2025. This addition allows users to engage with a scalable, DAG-based protocol designed for secure big data processing and integration with external datasets through APIs.
To start trading DAG, users need to navigate to the Funding section of their Kraken account, select DAG, and proceed with the deposit. It is crucial to deposit tokens into networks supported by Kraken, as deposits made using unsupported networks will be lost.
While trading is currently available, the Kraken App and Instant Buy features will only be accessible once liquidity conditions are met. This means a sufficient number of buyers and sellers must be present in the market to ensure efficient order matching. Additionally, geographic restrictions may apply to some users.
Kraken has a policy of not revealing details about future asset listings until shortly before their launch. However, all available tokens can be found on Kraken’s website, and future listings will be announced on their Listings Roadmap and social media profiles. More information about this announcement can be found here.
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