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End of quarter update

Dear Kinesis community,

Ahead of the new quarter, we wish to take the opportunity to ensure that our valued community is abreast of our upcoming launch timeline.

As we move towards a technically superior KVT (which will also offer enhanced tokenomics), we will be working with the relevant regulator to bring this exciting upgrade to life. The regulatory pathway will, however, take us longer than expected to traverse. As such, we are hopeful to deliver the evolution before the holiday season.

Kinesis Pro is fully developed. Central to the value proposition of Kinesis Pro is the listing of a new Kinesis native token. This token will come into existence, largely as a result of a significant corporate confluence, which is nearing close. We look forward to sharing the details regarding these exciting developments in due course and before the end of Q4.

We are confident the Kinesis community will share in our enthusiasm, and we look forward to you all engaging with these key innovations of the Kinesis Monetary System.

Thank you,

The Kinesis team
 
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KMS Trading commissions are 0.22%.

You can see other fee pool contributors here:

What contributes to the yield pool and how does this happen?

Core fee generation Transfers Sends of KAU and KAG from wallets or accounts generate a 0.45% fee. These are on-chain transactions, so will show on the Explorer. Minting Minting transactions are on-chain, so will show on the Explorer. However, the 0.45% minting fee is applied in USD and then...
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Schlepti said:
My ballpark estimation is $1 per annum per KVT per $1mill daily volume.

Eg. $5million sustained every day is approximately $5 per KVT per year.
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1.868m per day assuming each dollar traded generates 0.22% fees

Seems a lot right?

There's crypto exchanges you've probably never heard of doing hundreds of millions and some billions in volume daily. Makes getting Kinesis Pro right and up and running important
 
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Dante Roman said:
1.868m per day assuming each dollar traded generates 0.22% fees

Seems a lot right?

There's crypto exchanges you've probably never heard of doing hundreds of millions and some billions in volume daily. Makes getting Kinesis Pro right and up and running important
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I've never understood when 0.22% applies or the 0.44% applies. Is it 0.22% applies to each side of the trade? I'm sure Uchiki will swoop in with a perfectly succinct answer.

At $1 Billion daily volume I'm a very happy chap. There's plenty of unknown exchanges/pairs/memecoins churning this kind of volume so it's not a stretch with everything in working order.
 
Schlepti said:
I've never understood when 0.22% applies or the 0.44% applies. Is it 0.22% applies to each side of the trade?
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Uchiki said:
A 0.22% trading commission is applied in KAU or KAG for all trades that include KAU or KAG as one of the trading pair.
(Note: market makers are exempt from this fee, which helps in keeping spreads as tight as they are. - added 22nd Dec 22)
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So, in a given trade, if we happen to both trade against each other, we both pay 0.22% - total 0.44% applies to the volume of that trade.
If either of us trades against the market maker, then only 0.22% applies to the volume of that trade.

Most trades at the moment are likely to be against the market maker, so it makes sense to assume 0.22% for the total volume traded.
As many more participants join, the volume of trades that generate 0.44% (ie don't include the market maker) is likely to increase.
 
Yes, it takes just seconds to log in to the KMS and choose ‘Yields’.


Currently 16 exchanges trade $1b+ daily, but none:

1.Is the home of tokenised physical gold & silver, where traders can quickly & easily park crypto profits;

2.Offers the unique KVT that generates physical gold and silver yields from a virtual token, with a max 300k forever;

3.Adds yields from the activities of millions of people in entire countries & Pro traders;

4.Adds multiple other yields simply via use of the system – Velocity, Holder’s, Referrer's;

5.Adds Metalback yields with the exchange voluntarily matching customer earnings;

6.Will add other benefits currently unknown.


If someone were simply looking to use an exchange, point 6 possibly applies to all, but otherwise Kinesis makes it no contest and it’s been paying monthly yields for 3.5 years.



My main point is that we don’t need to match $1b/day in crypto trading, as the other exchanges must, to earn significant income due to all the other revenue streams coursing in to the MFP, but why not? Why not $10b?
 
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....and, as Tom has said, success breeds success, meaning that as the Kinesis exchange grows in volume, it attracts attention from people who are currently unaware it exists.



Then there is the major partner that will underpin and spur growth possibly in the institutional space (my guess), with the separate and additional Kinesis Partner program.



Then we should add the major marketing push.



The environment in which all this will happen is changing rapidly toward favourable regulatory view of crypto and tokenisation, rather than what appeared to be the deliberate blocking and choking of the whole industry.



Kinesis bridges both the virtual and physical worlds and is uniquely positioned to benefit from both.
 
Nunner said:
I don't get why you don't have a source?
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Perhaps I misunderstood your original question.

If you're asking where to see the MFP, then it's as gg_bach and AlM indicated above.

Here it is in pictures.
Once you're logged into your Kinesis account, using the web application, click on Yields on the left and you'll see the Fee Pool (MFP) on the right.

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Uchiki said:
So, in a given trade, if we happen to both trade against each other, we both pay 0.22% - total 0.44% applies to the volume of that trade.
If either of us trades against the market maker, then only 0.22% applies to the volume of that trade.

Most trades at the moment are likely to be against the market maker, so it makes sense to assume 0.22% for the total volume traded.
As many more participants join, the volume of trades that generate 0.44% (ie don't include the market maker) is likely to increase.
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That makes perfect sense. As always, thanks Uchiki.
 
...as Tom said, "Success breeds success", so interest in BTC explodes when $100k is breached this month and retail buyers casually join the party, while institutions double down on not missing out.

Then three months later gold surpasses $3k/oz and the same thing happens.

Kinesis wins both ways.
 
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