• KuCoin lists Analog (ANLOG) with the ANLOG/USDT trading pair starting January 24.
• Users can participate in a staking campaign with rewards totaling 9,090,900 ANLOG.
• The platform supports a range of trading bots, including Spot Grid, Infinity Grid, and AI-enhanced options for ANLOG trading.

The crypto exchange KuCoin has announced the listing of the Analog (ANLOG) token on its spot trading platform. According to the announcement, the ANLOG/USDT trading pair will begin at 11:00 UTC on January 24, 2025.

Deposits for ANLOG are already live on the Mainnet, so users can prepare for trading before the January 24, 2025 launch. Withdrawals, however, start at 10:00 UTC on January 25, 2025.

Besides traditional spot trading, KuCoin also said the trading pair will support a variety of trading bots, including Spot Grid, Infinity Grid, DCA, Smart Rebalance, and AI-enhanced options like Spot Grid AI Plus and AI Spot Trend.

KuCoin Launches Analog (ANLOG) on GemPool

KuCoin has also introduced Analog (ANLOG) to its GemPool, offering users the opportunity to farm ANLOG tokens by staking KCS, USDT, or ANLOG. 

The campaign starts today, January 21, at 11:00 UTC and runs until January 31, 2025, at 11:00 UTC. Participants can win rewards from a total prize pool of 9,090,900 ANLOG split across three staking pools.

During the campaign, users must complete KYC verification to participate. The daily reward cap per user is 150,000 ANLOG for the USDT and KCS pools and 80,000 ANLOG for the ANLOG pool.

In addition, KuCoin is offering two bonus programs to incentivize participation. Users who complete a quiz with all correct answers can earn an extra 10% bonus, while VIP users can receive bonuses of up to 20% depending on their VIP level.

Staking rewards for the ANLOG pool will be paid out between January 24 and January 31. KuCoin’s GemPool is a way for users to maximize their crypto earnings, and this new listing shows the platform’s commitment to expanding opportunities for its community.

What is Analog?

Analog is an omnichain protocol that makes blockchain interoperability easier. Unlike traditional bridge solutions, Analog uses a decentralized Timechain consensus layer and Threshold Signature Scheme (TSS) for validating cross-chain operations.

This approach boosts security, consolidates liquidity, and gives developers a platform for building cross-chain decentralized applications (dApps). Developers can use Analog to make it easier to create innovative, multi-network dApps without relying on centralized systems.

Meanwhile, the announcement by KuCoin marks the ongoing series of token listings in recent weeks, with Nodecoin, SYNTHR and DUCK among recent ones.