Edit: nothing to worry about

[FlamingFingers]

If you have any funds in KuCoin, I recommend you get them out as fast as you can. You never know what might happen, and it is better safe than sorry.
https://bitcoinist.com/man-visits-kucoins-hong-kong-office-to-find-that-it-does-not-exist/

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[ecnalubma]

If you have any funds in KuCoin, I recommend you get them out as fast as you can. You never know what might happen, and it is better safe than sorry.
https://bitcoinist.com/man-visits-kucoins-hong-kong-office-to-find-that-it-does-not-exist/

If this is true then its very alarming, centralized exchanges should be transparent and comply with government regulations. Seems they have a good service but through this it will tarnish their reputation. I seldom leave coins on exchanges no matter how good they are, I hope Kucoin will have good answer regarding this.

[St4yInTh3D4rk]

If you have any funds in KuCoin, I recommend you get them out as fast as you can. You never know what might happen, and it is better safe than sorry.
https://bitcoinist.com/man-visits-kucoins-hong-kong-office-to-find-that-it-does-not-exist/

Kucoin used by the most of the traders but they are giving fake details to register their exchange?

This article is officially confirmed or just some FUD to make the crypto currency prices shattered?

But it is always better ot to store any fund on any exchanges because these kind of things can happen at any time.

[LeGaulois]

FUD
The address is just a mailing address for a subsidiary, like a lot of companies do. Nothing suspicious in. The truth is its headquarter is located in Singapore as it has always been. It's just that they have different offices in Asia.

[TranTrongit]

Yes, this is just a fake news. Today's kucoin has officially announced this issue. I think perhaps someone wants to create FUD to continue to push down market prices.

[FlamingFingers]

Yes, this is just a fake news. Today's kucoin has officially announced this issue. I think perhaps someone wants to create FUD to continue to push down market prices.

This is not fake news, just a bit misinformed. Back in August 2017, KuCoin's website was based in Hong Kong so everyone assumed they were located there, however, during China's break down on cryptocurrencies, they relocated to Singapore and had a small office in Philippines (they posted this on their official blog by the date of April 12th, 2018).

I see no reason keeping this discussion up, so I will lock the thread.