Question 1

Which network is Kragger Inu (KINU) on, and how can its contract address be checked?

Accepted Answer

KINU is a token on the Cronos (CRO) chain. Its full contract address is 0xc0d4bb262d63a95f85ae841b4e2b0dacc54fdc0a. Some pages show abbreviated forms, such as 0xC0d4...4Fdc0a or 0xC0d4bB...c0a. Compare the complete address character by character rather than relying on an abbreviated version to determine whether addresses match.

Question 2

What are KINU’s total and maximum supplies?

Accepted Answer

The listed figures for total and maximum supply do not agree. CoinMarketCap lists both KINU’s total supply and maximum supply as 1 billion; KuCoin also lists a maximum supply of 1 billion. However, KuCoin’s project description separately states a total supply of 100 billion. This conflicts with its maximum-supply figure and CoinMarketCap’s total-supply figure, so these numbers do not establish a consistent total supply for KINU.

Question 3

Why do KINU circulation figures show both zero and 950 million?

Accepted Answer

The 950 million and zero figures appear in different circulation entries. CoinMarketCap labels 950 million KINU as self-reported circulating supply, equal to 95% of the listed 1 billion maximum supply; another supply entry on the same page shows zero in circulation. KuCoin also lists 950 million KINU as circulating. These entries are inconsistent. The zero and 950 million figures should not be treated as the same number, and they do not establish the actual wallet balances or the quantity of KINU available to trade.

Question 4

How does KINU’s listing status on KuCoin differ from its status on MM Finance?

Accepted Answer

A project description on KuCoin states that KINU is listed on MM Finance, while a separate notice says it has not been officially listed on KuCoin. The MM Finance statement does not imply a KuCoin listing. These statements describe information shown on those pages, not the current listing status.

Question 5

Which planned uses does the KINU project description name, and what stage were the NFTs at?

Accepted Answer

The project description names a Play2Earn game, staking, and NFTs as planned uses for the project and its holders, linked to progress on project milestones. It also says the NFTs were being made and were intended for the game. This describes them as in development and planned; it does not establish that the game or these uses were implemented.

Question 6

How are token burning and automatic buybacks connected to KINU’s planned Play2Earn game?

Accepted Answer

The project description lists token burning and automatic buybacks as planned features of the Play2Earn game, not as mechanisms already implemented. It does not specify a burn rate, the source of buyback funds, or a schedule, so the description does not establish how these features would affect KINU demand or price.

Question 7

What period do CoinLore’s KINU historical price records cover?

Accepted Answer

CoinLore’s KINU historical price series begins in February 2024. The listed records include annual data for 2024, partial-year data for 2025, and daily entries for July 15 and August 15, 2025. CoinLore labels the 2025 figures as partial-year data and gives August 15, 2025, as the last date on which it obtained price information. These entries do not establish that every day between the dates is covered or that KINU traded continuously throughout the period. CoinLore says the historical series is generated by its internally operated market-data infrastructure, which connects to hundreds of global cryptocurrency exchanges; that description is not an independent guarantee of accuracy.

Question 8

What annual price figures and average trading volume does CoinLore list for KINU in 2024?

Accepted Answer

For KINU in 2024, CoinLore lists an annual high, low, and closing price of $0.0001000 for each, and an annual average trading volume of $352. These are annual historical price fields and an average-volume figure; they do not mean that every trade occurred at $0.0001000. CoinLore says its historical price series is generated by internally operated market-data infrastructure connected to hundreds of global cryptocurrency exchanges; this description is not an independent accuracy guarantee.

Question 9

What price range and closing-price figure does CoinLore list for KINU’s partial 2025 data?

Accepted Answer

In CoinLore’s partial-year 2025 data for KINU, the high is $0.0001000, the low is $0.0000006, and the closing price is $0.0000011. The annual average trading volume is $653. That $653 figure is a volume measure, not a price. These figures apply to a partial-year record, not the full 2025 calendar year, and they are not a current quote.

Question 10

How do CoinLore’s historical KINU records for July 15 and August 15, 2025, differ?

Accepted Answer

CoinLore records KINU’s opening, high, low, and closing prices on July 15, 2025, as $0.0000999 each, with $363 in trading value. For August 15, 2025, it records all four prices as $0.0000011, trading value of $2.1 thousand, and trading volume of 1,864,130,246 KINU. Prices are in U.S. dollars, trading value is a dollar amount, and trading volume is denominated in KINU. These are records for different dates; the figures alone do not explain why the price changed.

Question 11

What is KINU’s recorded all-time high price?

Accepted Answer

KINU’s recorded all-time high is $0.0003239. This is a historical high, not a current quote or a guarantee that a trade can be executed at that price. The figure alone does not establish when or why the high occurred.

Question 12

Can KINU trading value alone show that funds flowed in on a net basis?

Accepted Answer

Trading value measures the value traded during a period; by itself, it does not measure net inflows or establish whether buyers and sellers were imbalanced or which way the price would move. For example, a CoinMarketCap page listed two active markets and $0.00 in trading value over the preceding 24 hours. That was a record for the period shown on that page, not a current market statistic.

Kragger Inu (KINU) Price