TLDR; See GitHub of Kyber Network — they prepare to release liquidity protocol on EOS blockchain platform, and it looks like they’ve learned lesson from Uniswap — native token liquidity pools are vital, and cooperation with them is much better strategy then competition.

As visible on GitHub account of Kyber Network — there is an ongoing development of Kyber liquidity protocol for EOS blockchain, which might be expected, and — EOS native token is used as a reserve token, not EOS version of KNC or ETH.

So it looks like people in Kyber Network keep learning the lesson from Uniswap — liquidity providers are important for success of liquidity networks, and liquidity providers are not going to hoard tokens of whatever liquidity network (ZRX, BNT, KNC, etc.), while big holders of native and non-native tokens are quite open to the idea of benefiting from contribution to liquidity pools.

So far Kyber does it’s best to integrate itself into every vital liquidity network — reserve-based, orderbook-based or based on custom algorithm. It doesn’t necessary guarantees bright future for KNC token — sure, but at least Kyber is going to participate in relevant liquidity networks, and has a chance to find, where it can add real value to the liquidity networks, and to profit from it, if it is possible at all.