LBank Exchange has announced that it will be listing Direct Acyclic Graphs (DAG) Blockchain, TechPay,’s native token, TechPay Coin (TPC) on March 11, 2022, at 1800 (UTC+8). Effectively, that means that users of the platform will be able to trade in the token. The token will initially trade as TPC/USDT pair. The listing will help TechPay drive towards its mission of creating an infrastructure with infinite scalability.
TechPay processes hundreds of thousands of transactions per second and aims to onboard a high number of users. Also, it aims to work seamlessly with the blockchains available in the market today. Techpay operates on the Proof-of-Stake protocol, and its super-fast transaction speeds are likely to give it an edge over most competitors in the market. For instance, it is 20,000X faster than the Ethereum network and 43,000X faster than Bitcoin. Impressively, it is also about 4.5X faster than the Solana network.
The efficiency within the TechPay ecosystem goes on and on. Being EVM-compatible means comfortably supporting dApps running on the Ethereum ecosystem. Its low transaction fees are another key incentive for users. These factors have set up the network on track to massive scalability, adaptability, decentralization, speed and security. These are essential as more users and institutions adopt blockchain technology.
TechPay is a Layer 1 proof-of-stake network and the world’s first blockchain to implement Direct Acyclic Graphs (DAG). Its use of PoS means that it is extremely energy-efficient, making it among the greenest networks. Also, it has implemented the Sirius Protocol and carries its transactions with absolute finality. TechPay’s infrastructure boasts of limitless scalability, making it ready as the world transitions to Web 3. Furthermore, the network is built to support NFT, smart contracts, and the deployment of decentralized applications (dApps). The TechPay’s native token, TechPayCoin (TPC) powers the network’s processes.
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