So, the following coins are more or less Kucoin's "flagship" coins, meaning that they are all primarily traded there and Kucoin often has all kinds of promotions around them: KCS, DRGN, DBC, RPX, PRL, QLC, SNOV. If you look at their graphs, they are all going through basically an identical dip (with DBC dipping even harder because of the Huobi contest). Same for coins like AIX that got only recently added to Kucoin. Does anyone have any insight on what exactly is causing this?
Some possible factors:
-All of these mooned hard before, so a correction was coming at some point obviously, it's just weird how it's happening to all of them in an identical fashion
-Did the Korea FUD from last week scare people off? A bunch of Kucoin's customers are Korean right?
-Are the China news from yesterday scaring even more people off?
-The bitcoin diamond scam thingy?
-The annunciation of KCS "rakeback" going down from 50% to 15% in March --> is this maybe causing people to move away entirely from Kucoin and thus also abandoning their other coins that aren't on Bittrex/Binance, aka pretty much that whole list?
-General altcoin blood everywhere (just take a look at cmc right now)
Those are all the reasons I can think of, and they've all happened over the last 5 days or so, which makes the dips pretty sensible to me. I bought a bunch of everything today with basically everything being at a 50% discount and now I'm balls deep in Kucoin stuff. Must have been a fairly +EV play, but I'd love to hear if there are other reasons behind the mass drop of Kucoin coins and how people think they'll fare in the future
Here are the graphs of everything on Kucoin, feel free to compare yourself. DBC is even more brutal because of Huobi price manipulation and fake sellwalls because of their dumb competition:
KCS DRGN RPX PRL SNOV QLC DBC
It's obviously not exactly news that coins that mooned dip, but the synchonization here is what's super weird, not to mention that these are all super legit projects which should be a lot less volatile than most coins.
Last edited by Chuck Bass; 01-15-2018 at 11:54 PM.