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Kineko Announces Migration to Solana Following $41 Million in Volume Turnover 

Kineko, a high-throughput sports betting and prediction markets protocol with real-time settlement, has officially migrated to Solana. The company has gained substantial momentum since inception on the Ethereum network and continues to be a leader in the crypto betting space. To date, Kineko has a volume turnover totaling over $41 million. The team took a step back to evaluate the efficacy of the Ethereum network and its ability to scale and work for the dApp as well as their users, both from a logistical and financial sense. 

High gas prices, long transaction times, among other issues are ones that can be solved with a transition to Solana. Within the Solana network, transactions are orders of magnitude faster and cheaper, making it cost efficient for bettors, liquidity providers, and for the project itself. Users can expect improvements in the speed of bet settlements, payouts, and deposits being credited to betting accounts. 

With the migration complete the Kineko token can be purchased on Raydium and staked for around 200-300% APY, or alternatively if users wish to bet, $KKO gives a 2% discount on all sports bets. With the global betting market worth over $250 billion, it seems now people are beginning to understand the power of a high throughput low cost chain, marry that with a great UI/UX experience and you have a product that can truly scale. 

Kineko Casino is now open and is offering a bunch of great adventures such as their Sports Betting markets, Poker games, Slots, Blackjack tables or Roulette. Their Live Casino is open 24/7 so you can enjoy our games whenever you want and anywhere, with over 500 different options and counting.

Check out the latest odds in the Premier League, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga, Ligue 1, NFL, NBA, Horse Racing, DOTA 2, King of Glory, LOL and much more. Stay up to date with all of the up and coming announcements by following Kineko’s website, Discord, and Twitter profiles.

Kineko Announces Migration to Solana Following $41 Million in Volume Turnover