Fort Knoxter

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What do you call a fort made out of doors? fort knocks!

Personal bias: None. Chance of success: 2. Performance: 6.5

Another project from Kayos, this time I don't know anything about the project to start so this is going to be fun. The project itself is really interesting, I recommend watching this vid: https://youtu.be/s6ncgcKdYBE What I can't figure out is why you would want to hold this token, the only buy pressure is that their services are paid in $FKX à $FKX tokenomics (Our tokenomics and FKX ecosystem design: All paid plans features are charged in FKX. In other words, paid users will have to buy FKX on the exchanges, thereby creating the perfect utility ecosystem and FKX demand. (FKX has a total supply and circulating supply of 150 Million FKX). I think it's an interesting protocol that is needed in the crypto space but I don't see a good reason to invest in their token. There doesn't seem to be enough buying power from their services.

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