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ZKX Shutdown: Because Who Needs Transparency When You Have Three Million Tokens Waiting to Be Sold

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It seems like another day in crypto land where something utterly predictable happens and people are shocked – SHOCKED! – that it did so. ZKX shutting down due to low trading volumes? Who would have seen this coming?! It’s not as if every other cryptocurrency project has done the same thing, with some even being shut down before they were officially launched (looking at you, Buttcoin!). And of course, the obligatory complaints about a lack of transparency and accountability. Because what crypto bro doesn’t love to complain about something that could have been foreseen by anyone who’s ever looked into one of these projects? The ZKX founder says it was low trading volumes and user engagement – oh no! How will we survive?! Meanwhile, the Amber Group is all like “transparency and accountability are key” while holding onto three million tokens. One wonders if they’re just trying to be seen as responsible or if there’s a bit more self-interest at play

Source: bitcoin.com

Amber Group has criticized ZKX protocol’s abrupt decision to cease operations, stating that it sets a concerning precedent. Hashkey Capital, another market participant, has also expressed dissatisfaction with ZKX’s lack of transparency and accountability. ZKX founder Eduard Jubany Tur identified limited user engagement and low trading volumes as factors that ultimately impacted the protocol’s financial viability. The digital finance firm and market maker Amber Group has criticized the decentralized perpetual […]

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