Akash Network's native token, AKT, is used to stake, pay for compute services, and participate in governance on Akash's decentralized cloud marketplace. Users often swap into AKT to fund deployments or stake on the network, and swap out of AKT to realize returns or rebalance into other assets. AKT runs on a single Cosmos-based network, so there is no chain selection to worry about, but the network does require an Extra ID when sending to certain addresses.
Before swapping AKT, confirm that your receiving wallet or platform requires an Extra ID — this is an additional identifier used by some custodial platforms on the AKT network to correctly credit your deposit. If your destination shows a memo or Extra ID field, copy it exactly into the exchange form; omitting or mistyping it can result in delayed or unrecoverable funds. Self-custody wallets typically do not require an Extra ID, so check your destination before proceeding. AKT trades on a single network, so there is no chain to select, but double-check that the receiving address is a valid AKT address. Zest shows you the rate and expected output before you confirm, giving you a chance to review all details including the destination address and Extra ID.
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Requires Extra IDWhere an extra identifier such as a memo or tag is required, enter it exactly when the receiving platform asks for one — transfers without it can be delayed or lost.
Akash Network (AKT) is a cryptocurrency . Akash Network has a current supply of 295,428,257.056915. The last known price of Akash Network is 0.64675459 USD and is up 0.06 over the last 24 hours. It is currently trading on 146 active market(s) with $4,055,992.44 traded over the last 24 hours. More information can be found at https://akash.network.
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