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Stakenet is by far one of the most promising projects I've seen as of lately. You'd have to have followed the project to truly understand it's potential, but I'll try to explain it briefly here.

1) They helped the Litecoin team with Lightning Network integration on the LTC chain.
2) Stakenet is the industry leader in terms of Lightning Network developments, building and improving the technology in a way that benefits everyone. Their new Lightning DEX, which is an integrated part of a multi currency wallet they've been working on for the past year is bound to be a huge success for the following reasons:

Speed
Ease Of Use
Option To Hold And Trade Multiple Coins

The whole eco-system is ran by masternodes, who will do the dirty work (routing transactions back and forth over the Lightning Network), this means that Lightning node operators already have an incentive to keep them running, since the masternodes is profitable to run from the get-go already.

USDT, Ethereum (and it's tokens) will be integrated as well.

This is just a small, yet important part of Stakenet.

Stakenet invented cold staking, which means that you can stake XSN through their "Trustless Proof Of Stake" protocol.

Please do yourself a favor, and watch this small presentation video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXj3_qKSUBk&t=3s

where to buy this coin, i see coinall and livecoin, are they safe exchanges?

Livecoin is your best bet if you want to avoid doing KYC on Coinall. Coinall is owned by OKEx, so if you've got an OKEx account, you can login and trade straight away.

Once their Lightning DEX is out, you can trade there, however I do believe the team will list the project on bigger exchanges eventually.

i signedup for coinall, i did not ask me KYC you mentioned above, what is KYC

KYC = Know Your Customer

Basically a process where they ask for your personal details, in order for you to transact with cryptocurrency assets on their exchange.
Unless they changed their policy, I'm pretty sure you need to submit level 1 KYC to withdraw funds from there