Imported coins

Imported coins such as KASCOV launched elsewhere and trade on Kasseal through their own pool: swaps only, every fee shown, no Sealed badge.

Some coins on Kasseal were launched elsewhere. We call them imported coins. KASCOV is one: its trades on Kasseal are filled by its own KASCOV/KAS pool on Kaspa. When you buy or sell KASCOV here, Kasseal builds a swap on that pool and your wallet signs it. Kasseal did not write that pool’s contract and cannot change it.

What the page shows

  • A neutral Imported tag on its card and page. It never carries the Sealed badge: Kasseal’s launch rules and launch proof do not apply to a coin launched elsewhere.
  • Its ticker and token id, and the pool id. Its name and image are not on chain, so they are not shown.
  • The price, market cap, chart, trades and holders from Kasseal’s own node. The chart and trades start on the date Kasseal began following the pool; the page says History before … is not shown.
  • Buy and sell only. Adding or removing liquidity is not offered here.

Fees

FeeRateGoes to
Platform fee0.70% of the KAS side, at least 0.2 KASThe platform that runs the pool.
Creator fee0.10% of the KAS side plus the locked liquidity’s share of the 0.20% pool fee, at least 0.2 KASKASCOV’s creator.
Pool feeThe rest of the 0.20%Stays in the pool.
Kasseal feeNone—
Network feeSet when the swap is builtThe Kaspa network.

The pool fees add up to about 1.00% of the KAS side. Each of the two fee payments is its own output of at least 0.2 KAS, so on a small trade they are a larger share. The review shows each fee, the network fee and the price impact before your wallet signs. A buy puts 0.5 KAS into your new KASCOV token cell; it comes back when you sell all of it.

When trading stops

Kasseal checks every change of the pool against a pinned record of its program and state. If the pool changes in a way Kasseal does not recognise, trading KASCOV here stops and the page shows a banner. Your tokens are unaffected. Trading starts again only when Kasseal restarts it.