Kine Protocol's daily trading volume exceeds 1.2 billion US dollars, ranking first in single-day trading volume
News on August 30, according to CoinMarketCap data on August 30, the decentralized derivatives trading platform Kine Protocol ranks first in trading volume among decentralized exchanges, with a daily trading volume exceeding $1.2 billion. KINE is committed to providing a more user-friendly experience with zero gas and zero slippage. Based on its synthetic asset mechanism, KINE can launch contracts of popular currencies such as DOGS, ZETA, JUP, MEW, LISTA at the earliest time across the network and has launched various operational activities including new coins for seven days without transaction fees, giving away Black Myth Wukong digital games and points exchange for physical rewards. Founded in 2020 by institutions such as OKX,CMS , Blockchain Capital , Angelist , SPARTAN , NGC etc., Kine Protocol ensures users' asset security through decentralization while improving transaction efficiency.
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