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I'm excited about this project! I see that the ICO end date has been postponed until Feb 14th. Do you know how soon the tokens will be transferrable once the ICO finishes? |
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Hey everyone All the websites I have found show percentages of gains/losses in the last 24 hours only. Do any of you know any websites or apps that coud list top gainers with more options? Looking for in the last year, in the last 6 months, in the last 3 months, in the last month...etc
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KIK is very popular for cam girls and cryptocurrency is becoming increasingly popular in the sex industry. The sex industry is one of the biggest industries in the world and KIK has become a popular app used for cam girls. Just google 'Kik Cam Girls' and this comes up: https://www.bestusernames.com/kik-girls... this is a much bigger industry then people realize... This has the potential to propel Kin just like the darknet and drug industry helped to propel bitcoin in the early days. I'm not saying that I totally agree with it, but this will help to push its adoption ..Also, Kik and cryptocurrency is anonymous, therefore some people who have hesisated to pay for cam girls in the past becuase of personal information will not have this problem with KiK and Kin...I think that this is going to be huge!.. Nobody is really talking about this because it is taboo, but I am sure that the team at Kik know this which is why they feel so confident about Kin. What a disgusting person you are!! Do you know many of those girls don't do that by their own choice?! Else most of the time they are cases like trafficking in persons. You're supporting that kind of thing, I hope your eyes melt by be watching these crap. I hope you dont have sisters.    All I am saying is that this is already happening on Kik and therefore this market will help to drive adoption of Kin. Also, based on my research, most cam girls are not trafficked, it is a minority. The human trafficking problem exists more in the real life prostitution market. Being a cam girl is a much cleaner way for beautiful women to earn an income during tough times. If girls choose to do it with their own free will and enjoy it as a way of earning a sustainable income, then all the power to them. Yes, human trafficking is bad, but if one chooses this type of work then it should not be demonized. |
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This is an overpriced ICO, they raised 125M usd, lol, which is too huge, the price is under ICO, no doubt.
I think that they could of did there ICO better but keep in mind that the Chinese ICO ban happened just before and they also had to block people from Canada, New York, and Washington from participating. Also, it is only currently on a few small exchanges, many people waiting for it to go on exchanges they are familiar with. |
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Oh come on kin was nothing but money bringing structure to kik developers.
They sold something like %10 of all coins. Its just sh*tty model that noone in right mind are gonna buy.
In case you haven't seen this, I am pasting it here in response to your post: Look at it like this... The majority of the remaining tokens are going to be rewarded to users and content developers in various ways. Kik currently has 15 million active users plus millions more accounts that are less active. In the first year inflation is 30% and then keeps decreasing. 1/3 of that already went to the ICO and the remainder will go to KIK users and developers which will be $2 trillion kin. Lets say for example they decided to divide that 2 trillion evenly amongst all the active users, each user would get 133,333 which is equivalent to $16...You are going to have millions of teenagers and cam girl enthusiasts now with this currency in which most of them will likely use on the app and now Kin has become a part of their life and a part of their Kik experience going forward.. Eventually a good chunk of those people are going to want to buy Kin. Kik did an experiment where they rewarded users with points to get stickers/emojis..It was really popular and some of its users were even willing to buy the points. Check this out: https://www.ipetitions.com/petition/buying-kik-pointsKIN is combining 2 different worlds of people when it comes to its early adoption. The Kik world with 15 million active and the cryptocurrency world and its enthusiasts like us. The millions of active Kik users that will be using it is much larger number then amount of people who currently own it now. Only 10,000 cryptocurrency enthusiasts bought it in the ICO versus 15 million active users on Kik... That is a 1500x difference in the amount of people! The amount of Kin that was purchased in the ICO versus what will be distributed in KIK in the first year is only 3x!...overall in total there will be 7x Kin will be rewarded compared to what was purchased in the ICO. If you read the whitepaper, it says that $3 trillion will be saved for kin foundation operations and will not be used for rewards so therefore $7 trillion total being released through the ICO and through Kin rewards program. Also the Kin rewards program may start to be used outside of Kik as well, eventually. Also, Filmmmaker's reply/comment he said it will be lucky to see 0.10 in its time... You are right, it will unlikely reach that, and if it did it likely wouldnt go beyond that. But you need to keep in mind that they did this on purpose so that they dont run into same problem that Bitcoin and Ether have when trading small amounts and gets divided into decimal numbers. For example, trading 40,000 KIN in instead of 0.032467 Ether...It's better like that. The ICO price was 0.00012....If it goes up to 0.01, that is 83x! ...I think this is realistic and can happen within the next 3 years. So when you consider all of things I mentioned, I don't think we should be concerned of the supply. This is a whole different beast, its not the same as other cryptocurrencies. It has great potential to have significant impact on cryptocurrency adoption. |
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KIK is very popular for cam girls and cryptocurrency is becoming increasingly popular in the sex industry. The sex industry is one of the biggest industries in the world and KIK has become a popular app used for cam girls. Just google 'Kik Cam Girls' and this comes up: https://www.bestusernames.com/kik-girls... this is a much bigger industry then people realize... This has the potential to propel Kin just like the darknet and drug industry helped to propel bitcoin in the early days. I'm not saying that I totally agree with it, but this will help to push its adoption ..Also, Kik and cryptocurrency is anonymous, therefore some people who have hesisated to pay for cam girls in the past becuase of personal information will not have this problem with KiK and Kin...I think that this is going to be huge!.. Nobody is really talking about this because it is taboo, but I am sure that the team at Kik know this which is why they feel so confident about Kin. What if there isn't that many people interested in the project that you think will be? That niche is very hard to make money on if the person doesn't know the ins and outs of it. That would suck. But I think it will do well within that niche. It's going to be integrated in a way where people are going to want it. Kik had a program called 'Kik points' (Dec 2014 until March 2017) in which users received points for doing different actions and through games, and then those points were used to redeem sticker packs and such. It was very popular and had more transactions then bitcoin. Kik users liked Kik Points so much that they were wanting to actually buy them. So, Kin will be distributed/mined partially similar to how Kik points was distributed but now it is an actual cryptocurrency. They are replacing the kik points with kin. Another thing is that the demographic wasn't even the camgirl demographic...Based on all of this I believe that there will be a lot of people on Kik interested in Kin and then combine that with the cryptocurrency community, it has huge potential. Check this out: https://www.ipetitions.com/petition/buying-kik-points |
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This is good eough reason to buy and hold some kin in my opinion. But there are no clearn information abot supply. Isn't it too much for price? Also some say anonymity. whay kind of anonymity it brings? We really need good information about these features.
You only need an email address to have a Kik account, no submitting your real name or phone number unlike other messaging apps. |
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KIN is looking really good! The last week has been a bit confusing but things are starting to fall into place and Kin wallets are slowly being integrated into different users Kik accounts. https://www.kik.com/kin/https://twitter.com/melbaroudi/status/914981318538219521https://imgur.com/a/uuhkEAlso, Kin is popular app for the red light economy, with web cam girls and such.. Kin will provide in app anonymous purchasing of cam girl shows. Check thus out: https://www.bestusernames.com/kik-girlsKik currently has 15 million active users but has millions more registered accounts. Biggest demographic is teenagers and early 20's, and next would be cam girl performers and buyers, etc. The ICO raised nearly $100 million but was only 80% of there $125 million goal. This was due to restrictions to buyers in China, Canada, New York and Washington preventing them form buying as well as strict KYC policy for ICO registration. The ICO price ended up being around $0.000121 USD after remaining unsold ICO tokens weres distributed proportionally. Since the ICO ended a week ago, it has only entered Etherdelta exchange and Mercatox, and the price went down initially and but has bounced back up over the last day or so. People were uncertain and dissatified about the ICO not being fully sold, and not much word from Kik and Kin Foundation in the first week until today. But things are looking good. The majority of Kik users are unaware of Kis, it is only mostly cryptocurrency enthusiasts who know about it. When those two worlds collide it can get really big. Some people are concerned about the amount of tokens there will be (10 trillion total, 1 trillion was for ICO) and the ICO ratio of tokens but I think that it is brilliant and will help develop the economy and ecosystem within Kik. |
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I understand why you guys are concerned about supply. Initially I was concerned about that too, but the problem is that we are comparing Kin to other coins when this is actually a completely different approach. Look at it like this... The majority of the remaining tokens are going to be rewarded to users and content developers in various ways. Kik currently has 15 million active users plus millions more accounts that are less active. In the first year inflation is 30% and then keeps decreasing. 1/3 of that already went to the ICO and the remainder will go to KIK users and developers which will be $2 trillion kin. Lets say for example they decided to divide that 2 trillion evenly amongst all the active users, each user would get 133,333 which is equivalent to $16...You are going to have millions of teenagers and cam girl enthusiasts now with this currency in which most of them will likely use on the app and now Kin has become a part of their life and a part of their Kik experience going forward.. Eventually a good chunk of those people are going to want to buy Kin. Kik did an experiment where they rewarded users with points to get stickers/emojis..It was really popular and some of its users were even willing to buy the points. Check this out: https://www.ipetitions.com/petition/buying-kik-pointsKIN is combining 2 different worlds of people when it comes to its early adoption. The Kik world with 15 million active and the cryptocurrency world and its enthusiasts like us. The millions of active Kik users that will be using it is much larger number then amount of people who currently own it now. Only 10,000 cryptocurrency enthusiasts bought it in the ICO versus 15 million active users on Kik... That is a 1500x difference in the amount of people! The amount of Kin that was purchased in the ICO versus what will be distributed in KIK in the first year is only 3x!...overall in total there will be 7x Kin will be rewarded compared to what was purchased in the ICO. If you read the whitepaper, it says that $3 trillion will be saved for kin foundation operations and will not be used for rewards so therefore $7 trillion total being released through the ICO and through Kin rewards program. Also the Kin rewards program may start to be used outside of Kik as well, eventually. Also, Filmmmaker's reply/comment he said it will be lucky to see 0.10 in its time... You are right, it will unlikely reach that, and if it did it likely wouldnt go beyond that. But you need to keep in mind that they did this on purpose so that they dont run into same problem that Bitcoin and Ether have when trading small amounts and gets divided into decimal numbers. For example, trading 40,000 KIN in instead of 0.032467 Ether...It's better like that. The ICO price was 0.00012....If it goes up to 0.01, that is 83x! ...I think this is realistic and can happen within the next 3 years. So when you consider all of things I mentioned, I don't think we should be concerned of the supply. This is a whole different beast, its not the same as other cryptocurrencies. It has great potential to have significant impact on cryptocurrency adoption. I am aware of the scalability issues with the Ethereum blockchain but it looks like this will be fixed over time based on what I've read. Hopefully! |
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All I am saying is that this industry would help to propel KIN's value and adoption just like the darknet did with Bitcoin... I see that KIN has the potential to be a lot more then that, but initially this industry would help with value and adoption.
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KIK is very popular for cam girls and cryptocurrency is becoming increasingly popular in the sex industry. The sex industry is one of the biggest industries in the world and KIK has become a popular app used for cam girls. Just google 'Kik Cam Girls' and this comes up: https://www.bestusernames.com/kik-girls... this is a much bigger industry then people realize... This has the potential to propel Kin just like the darknet and drug industry helped to propel bitcoin in the early days. I'm not saying that I totally agree with it, but this will help to push its adoption ..Also, Kik and cryptocurrency is anonymous, therefore some people who have hesisated to pay for cam girls in the past becuase of personal information will not have this problem with KiK and Kin...I think that this is going to be huge!.. Nobody is really talking about this because it is taboo, but I am sure that the team at Kik know this which is why they feel so confident about Kin. |
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