(KIN)tigration with KIK is Set to Make KIN The Most Used Cryptocurrency in The Entire World chaseeb Follow May 20, 2018 · 3 min read

If it’s one thing I’ve learned over my years of researching cryptocurrency and market behavior, it’s that no one knows a damn thing. The market is extremely volatile and we’re a long ways away from that ever changing. But the other thing I’ve learned is that timing is EVERYTHING.

A trend has been forming over the years for new cryptocurrencies. That trend being to overhype and underdeliver. Even the blockchain projects with the greatest of intentions are put in a compromising position. By whom? By the very people investing in their projects. Investors and traders are constantly bombarding projects to release news and partnerships and this and that. Most of the time these are meaningless announcements. They only feed the hungry wolves looking for the next moonshot. It forces blockchains to promise things they can’t deliver. And a lot of time they deliver prematurely just to appease the crowd. How did they get in this position in the first place? Most likely this is because they started marketing an unfinished product prematurely. In turn their project booms when it hits the major exchanges, and busts when people get bored or impatient. But it’s their own fault. Why market so heavily when you are so far off from a viable product?

Profits? Exposure? Whatever it is, I think it’s the wrong way to go about it.

The project that has become so near and dear to me (so much that I changed my name to Crypto KIN) is KIN, of course. Haven’t heard of it? I wouldn’t be surprised if you haven’t. The CEO of KIK Messenger (w/ 15 million users), Ted Livingston, started KIN with the idea to integrate this currency into his messenger as a form of payment for all sorts of things such as paying content creators and developers, making in-app purchases. Basically giving the power back to the people, unlike Facebook with their very profitable ad-revenue model. The goal is to be the most used cryptocurrency in the world. But Ted is different than most blockchain CEOs. He has spent little time marketing KIN. He doesn’t seek large exchanges. 6 months ago it would have been nearly impossible for the average person to acquire KIN, but as of late it’s been added to a few smaller exchanges. Why go this route? For him he wants to have his cryptocurrency fully integrated into his messenger to prove that it can scale the heavy amount of transactions that will be taking place before doing any real marketing. Currently an ERC20 token (not scalable), KIN will be forking another great projects code, Stellar. KIN will be the very first blockchain to integrate with an application on this scale, and will by far be the most used cryptocurrency in the entire world.

Back to “timing is EVERYTHING”. After successfully integrating with KIK, KIN will enter the major exchanges with a fully functional product ready to be integrated into many other social platforms. If this is timed just right when the market is strong it could be a whirlwind straight to the top for all those KIN HODLrs. At this point there will be no denying. The pressure to catch up will be on for the rest of the cryptocurrency world. The perks of being the CEO of a billion dollar messenger app plays very well for the success of KIN.

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