Deep Dive
1. Risk Control Innovation (Bullish Impact)
Overview: On November 25, KiloEx launched a “Unified 90% Liquidation Line,” allowing positions to withstand 90% losses before liquidation – a 40-80% improvement vs. rivals like dYdX. This addresses a key pain point in perpetual futures trading, where 70% of recent liquidations were long positions during Bitcoin volatility.
What this means: The upgrade makes KiloEx uniquely appealing to high-leverage traders, potentially increasing platform volume and $KILO utility demand. Enhanced user retention during market swings could translate to sustained fee revenue.
What to watch: Trading volume trends post-upgrade and competitor responses (e.g., similar feature rollouts).
2. Supply Shock From Burns (Bullish Impact)
Overview: On September 16, KiloEx burned 8.6M $KILO (~1% of total supply) from unclaimed airdrops, followed by ongoing burns via xKilo vesting. Circulating supply stands at 211.7M vs. 1B total.
What this means: Burns reduce sell pressure while creating narrative momentum – the September burn coincided with a 3x price surge. With inflation now negative (-48.6% YTD price vs. -3.6% circulating supply change), scarcity dynamics support price floors.
3. Technical Rebound (Mixed Impact)
Overview: KILO reclaimed its 7-day SMA ($0.01118) despite bearish macros (market Fear & Greed Index: 18/100). The MACD histogram turned positive (+0.00036929) for the first time since November 20, while RSI bounced from oversold territory (24h low: 31.4).
What this means: While indicators suggest short-term bullish momentum, the 30-day SMA ($0.014093) looms 22.5% above current prices as resistance. High volatility risk remains with 24h volume at 69.8% of market cap.
Conclusion
KILO’s rally combines responsive product upgrades, deflationary tokenomics, and technical buying – though sustainability depends on whether new traders migrate to KiloEx’s improved platform. Key watch: Whether the 30-day SMA near $0.014 becomes support or rejection point in the next 48h.