Constellation Network is a scalable blockchain designed for enterprise use, aiming to standardize data in transit and usage through cryptographic security of complex data structures in contested network environments. Its key products include the Hypergraph Network, accessible via the Hypergraph Transfer Protocol (HGTP), and the Proof of Reputable Observation (PRO) consensus mechanism, which runs parallel consensus by validating both local node operations and the network state.
Technical Architecture
The HGTP is a base layer (L0) protocol built on a directed acyclic graph (DAG) architecture with a concurrent consensus mechanism that separates network processes to enhance speed and security. The native cryptocurrency $DAG functions as a Layer 1 (L1) application validated on HGTP. The architecture enables high transaction throughput, supporting consumer-grade decentralized applications. Cross-chain liquidity is achieved via fibered chains and chain complexes, fostering blockchain interoperability.
Price and Supply Metrics
As of the latest data, DAG's all-time high (ATH) stands at $0.46, with the current price down 96.72% from that peak. Conversely, it has surged 1,593.51% from its all-time low (effectively $0, representing extreme percentage gains). Circulating supply is 2.87 billion DAG as of May 25, 2026, against a maximum supply of 3.71 billion. Market sentiment and supply-demand dynamics drive real-time USD prices, viewable via KuCoin's calculator.
Storage Options
DAG can be stored via KuCoin's custodial wallet (no private key management) or self-custody methods such as web/mobile/desktop wallets, hardware wallets, third-party custody services, or paper wallets. Users should weigh security against convenience when choosing a storage solution.
While Constellation's DAG-based architecture offers scalability and interoperability advantages, the token's price reflects broader market headwinds. Investors should monitor ecosystem development and market conditions.