is anyone able to summarize the Kukoin - KDA situation in layman terms? I realize Kukoin has disabled transfers but something about it affecting liquidity? And does something with nodes affect it?
Thanks for any help 😊
KuCoin is the main market for KDA. No other exchange has real volume.
KuCoin is the main market for KDA. No other exchange has real volume. KuCoin was forced to take down deposits/withdrawals because of a bug in the KDA node. Now miners have no place to sell their coins and are forced to hodl for a bit. The theory is that this is pushing up the KDA price because it is artificially limiting supply of KDA.
Oh wow. Thanks a ton for that explanation.
Is it a hypothetical possibility to say when the issue is resolved, it’ll reduce the price?
That’s what everyone is waiting to see. Obviously, it’s a possibility. These mining rigs got pretty expensive over the past year. A lot of miners need to sell their production to pay off the hardware (not to mention the electricity). On the other hand, KDA has received a lot of positive attention on Twitter and 4chan over the past 2 weeks so that could also be what’s driving the price.
how long has it been closed?
I think it went down on September 16 but I’m not positive.
Great explanation. One question...this bug on the node was just on the node of Kucoin? And is this type of bug common?
I believe the KDA nodes were suseptable to a DDOS attack. This took down the block explorer. However, the KDA network itself was safe. KuCoin and F2pool suspended deposits/withdrawals as a precaution. They were scared that something else might happen which could fork the network. Now, they just appear to be extra careful in resuming normal operations.
Tks!
Sounds like they don't believe in KDA
Fud
... FUD paranoic
Just another day in crypto
Nah. I think it was just a precaution. KuCoin has to be happy with KDA. It’s a top 100 coin for them (#57 to be exact).
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