2018-7-11 16:59 |
Kik CEO Ted Livingston created the kin token so people could easily buy and sell digital stuff online. Now he's paying devs to make the stuff. origin »
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KIK CEO Ted Livingston is challenging the SEC’s treatment of the firm’s native token which was released last year. In September 2018, $100 million worth of Kin tokens were sold to the public. However, according to Livingston, the enforcement division of the Securities and Exchange Commission believes that Kik issued an unregistered currency, a claim […]
2019-1-28 17:28 | |
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To jumpstart a digital market around its code, the company announced Tuesday that it’s committing up to $3 million in fiat and crypto to enlist developers in creating up to 25 marketplaces that only use kin, a cryptocurrency valued at roughly $100 million.
2018-7-11 19:01 | |
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The Kin Foundation has announced a new developer incentive program aimed to entice people to build distributed applications using Kik Messenger’s KIN token. The program will see the Kin Foundation disburse up to $3 million in incentives to 25 selected different developers.
2018-7-11 17:00 | |
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Following the actions of competing communications apps like Telegram, Line and Kik, the latest hoping to enter the cryptosphere is Viber. The firm is considering support for a native token that will be launched by its parent company, Rakuten Coin.
2018-7-5 22:40 | |
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One of the more interesting initial coin offerings was the one organized by Kik. The popular messaging application issued its own native token, known as Kin. Although that took place some time ago, it has taken until now to officially integrate the new token into the Kik ecosystem. Kin Functionality Has Arrived With any initial […]
2018-6-29 16:00 | |
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The ethereum based token Kin saw a spike in price today, even while much else is somewhat flat, following an announcement that integration with Kik has begun. The token overall,... The post Kin Spikes 7% After Integration with Kik Chat App Used by 300 Million appeared first on Trustnodes.
2018-6-28 18:43 | |
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According to Kik, a limited number of users will be able to earn kin tokens in the Kin Marketplace Beta by taking quizzes, working on tutorials and answering polls, according to a press release. These tokens can, in turn, be used to purchase premium themes for the Kik app. Kik is also rolling out free
2018-6-27 22:42 | |
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Messaging app Kik's users can now begin earning and spending its kin token with the launch of its "crypto-economy," the company said Wednesday.
2018-6-27 20:00 | |
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Coinspeaker Federal Judge Rules that Kik’s 2017 Token Sale Violated US Securities LawBefore October 20, the parties have to file either a joint proposal for Kik’s investors, or a document with a proposal on how to proceed.
Coinspeaker Kik Requires Trial with SEC over the Sale of Kin TokensAccording to the SEC, the commission and Kik took a total of 11 depositions in the case. The twelfth deposition is scheduled for January 28, 2020.
Kik is hoping to go to trial in the ongoing legal fight with the SEC over its 2017 kin token sale.
Coinspeaker Ted Livingston States Kik Messenger Is Not Shutting DownDespite the battle against the US SEC Kik will not shut down. It has been announced that Kik is going to struggle for its existence.
Canadian messaging platform Kik had previously raised about $100 million in an ICO for its native cryptocurrency, Kin, on the Ethereum blockchain. However, the U. S. Securities and Exchange Commission [SEC] recently accused the instant messaging platform of conducting an unregistered token sale.
Coinspeaker Kik Founder Vows to Fight On Despite Obstacles Presented by the U. S. SECCEO of the once-popular messaging app Kik has indicated that the firm will go to trial against the United States Securities and Exchange Commission of classification of their Cryptocurrency token Kin as a security.
Coinspeaker Kik Shutting Down Its Messaging App, CEO Threatens to QuitKik Interactive CEO Ted Livingston announced today that the company is shutting down Kik Messenger to focus on its cryptocurrency Kin, the target of a lawsuit filed by the Securities and Exchange Commission.