KEY TAKEAWAYS
- Kraken has launched BitcoinOS (BOS) trading, enhancing its platform with a new asset.
- BOS aims to transform Bitcoin into a scalable operating system for DeFi and cross-chain solutions using zero-knowledge technology.
- Trading via Kraken’s app will be available once liquidity conditions are met, with geographic restrictions possibly applying.
Kraken has announced the availability of BitcoinOS (BOS) for trading on its platform. Trading for BOS went live on October 29, 2025, allowing users to engage with this new asset.
To start trading BOS, users can add the asset to their Kraken account by navigating to the Funding section, selecting BOS, and clicking ‘Deposit’. It is important to deposit tokens into networks supported by Kraken, as deposits made using unsupported networks will be lost.
BitcoinOS (BOS) is designed to extend Bitcoin into a programmable and scalable operating system for decentralized applications, decentralized finance (DeFi), and cross-chain solutions. It leverages zero-knowledge (ZK) technology and true Bitcoin Layer 2 rollups to enhance speed and security.
Kraken has noted that trading via the Kraken App and Instant Buy will become available once liquidity conditions are met. This means a sufficient number of buyers and sellers must enter the market for orders to be efficiently matched. Additionally, geographic restrictions may apply to BOS trading.
Kraken has a policy of not revealing details about future asset listings until shortly before launch. All available tokens can be found on Kraken’s platform, and future listings will be announced on their Listings Roadmap and social media profiles. More information about the BOS listing can be found here.
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