KOINFOLD Integrates Solana Blockchain and Launches Meme Coin Swap Features
RANCHO CORDOVA, CA - May 6, 2025 ( NEWMEDIAWIRE ) - KYN Capital Group (OTC: KYNC)
KOINFOLD has officially integrated the Solana blockchain into its platform, leveraging Solana's high-speed and low-cost infrastructure to enable seamless swapping of meme coins. This integration brings several exciting updates: Bi-Weekly Meme Coin Spotlights: Every two weeks, KOINFOLD will research and highlight trending Solana-based meme coins, making them easily accessible within the app.
Thriving Solana Meme Coin Market: As of April 18, 2025, the Solana meme coin market holds a capitalization between $6.77 billion and $7.17 billion, with daily growth ranging from 1.8% to 3.9%. Thousands of new tokens launch each day, reflecting the sector's explosive momentum.
Rick Wilson, CEO of KYN Capital Group, stated:
'KOINFOLD will establish a strong revenue model through swap and transaction fees from Solana-based meme coins, supporting long-term platform growth. Solana's ability to handle up to 65,000 transactions per second at minimal cost is a perfect fit for the fast-paced nature of meme coin trading. To enhance user experience, we're now offering OTP verification via both email and text. Additionally, with the launch of our new Discord channel, we're excited to foster a thriving KOINFOLD community.'
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About KYN Capital Group, Inc. (KYNC)
KYN Capital Group, Inc. (KYNC), a Nevada Corporation, is a leading holding company dedicated to being at the vanguard of its industry working on acquisitions in the entertainment, blockchain, cryptocurrency and touchless payment verticals. KYNC leverages the expertise of its highly skilled team & developers to create a cohesive force in formulating market and business strategies, ensuring that they remain ahead of the curve to carry the company forward in the marketplace.
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