Description
Kage Network (KAGE) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2024, operating on the Ethereum platform. It has a current supply of 100,000,000 tokens, although none are currently in circulation. The last recorded price of Kage Network is $0.00832381 USD. Trading activity shows a fluctuation in value, with trading volumes reaching between $11,239.64 to $15,396.78 over the last 24 hours on a single active market. Kage Network aims to build the hardware layer of the privacy-focused online economy through a decentralized VPN router solution. This innovation addresses the growing concerns around digital data collection, cyber threats, and government surveillance, which have heightened the need for robust online privacy measures. The privacy-enhancing technology market is expected to exceed $24 billion by 2024. VPNs (Virtual Private Networks) have become a cornerstone in online privacy by encrypting internet traffic and masking users' IP addresses, protecting personal data from unauthorized access. Currently, around 33% of internet users globally employ VPNs. However, the traditional centralized, software-based VPNs face issues like handling multi-device environments, inefficiencies in scalabi...
Kage Network (KAGE) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2024, operating on the Ethereum platform. It has a current supply of 100,000,000 tokens, although none are currently in circulation. The last recorded price of Kage Network is $0.00832381 USD. Trading activity shows a fluctuation in value, with trading volumes reaching between $11,239.64 to $15,396.78 over the last 24 hours on a single active market. Kage Network aims to build the hardware layer of the privacy-focused online economy through a decentralized VPN router solution. This innovation addresses the growing concerns around digital data collection, cyber threats, and government surveillance, which have heightened the need for robust online privacy measures. The privacy-enhancing technology market is expected to exceed $24 billion by 2024. VPNs (Virtual Private Networks) have become a cornerstone in online privacy by encrypting internet traffic and masking users' IP addresses, protecting personal data from unauthorized access. Currently, around 33% of internet users globally employ VPNs. However, the traditional centralized, software-based VPNs face issues like handling multi-device environments, inefficiencies in scalabi...
