Filecoin主网上线前夕，Kraken和Gemini两大交易所“反常”宣布上线FIL
```json { "translatedTitle": "On the Eve of Filecoin Mainnet Launch, Kraken and Gemini Exchanges 'Unusually' Announce FIL Listing", "translatedContent": "[This article was updated on October 16, 2020 at tuoniaox.com]\n\nJust before the Filecoin mainnet launch, two major mainstream cryptocurrency exchanges, Kraken and Gemini, have successively announced that they will list Filecoin (FIL) trading.\n\nGemini announced today that FIL deposits and withdrawals will open on October 15 (when the Filecoin mainnet launches), with trading to follow shortly after. The exchange will also support FIL custody products. Prior to this, Kraken announced on Monday that FIL trading will begin on October 15, opening 4 trading pairs: FIL/USD, FIL/EUR, FIL/BTC, and FIL/ETH.\n\nHistorically, exchanges only announce token listings after a token's mainnet has launched. It's unclear whether Gemini and Kraken are trying to start a new listing trend, or if they are simply treating Filecoin as an exception.\n\nDeveloped by Protocol Labs, Filecoin is a distributed storage network. It aims to enable users to buy and sell unused storage on the network using FIL. The project has been in development for three years. In 2017, Protocol Labs raised $200 million through an Initial Coin Offering (ICO) in just 30 minutes. The mainnet was originally planned to launch in March this year, but has been delayed multiple times until October 15.\n\nKraken's Vice President of Product Jeremy Welch told The Block that this is \"not contrary\" to the company's regular listing strategy. \"We have a robust review framework that examines efforts to develop crypto services and goes through rigorous compliance, legal and security processes.\"\n\nAs of press time, Gemini has not yet responded regarding the FIL listing.\n\nIt's worth noting that other mainstream exchanges are also competing to list FIL trading immediately after the Filecoin mainnet launch, including the \"Big Three\" (Binance, Huobi, and OKEx), vying for the biggest traffic following the liquidity mining craze.\n\nAlthough investors have high expectations for FIL's price, analysts also believe that due to numerous exchanges opening FIL trading and limited FIL circulation in the short term after mainnet launch, there may be liquidity issues. FIL price volatility is expected to be very high, and investors should be aware of risks. Additionally, stability issues after the Filecoin mainnet launch are also uncertain factors.\n\n---\nWith authorization from the editor-in-chief, all content from tuoniaox.com has been migrated to hashspring.com, and will continue to be published on hashspring.com." } ```
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"translatedTitle": "On the Eve of Filecoin Mainnet Launch, Kraken and Gemini Exchanges 'Unusually' Announce FIL Listing",
"translatedContent": "[This article was updated on October 16, 2020 at tuoniaox.com]\n\nJust before the Filecoin mainnet launch, two major mainstream cryptocurrency exchanges, Kraken and Gemini, have successively announced that they will list Filecoin (FIL) trading.\n\nGemini announced today that FIL deposits and withdrawals will open on October 15 (when the Filecoin mainnet launches), with trading to follow shortly after. The exchange will also support FIL custody products. Prior to this, Kraken announced on Monday that FIL trading will begin on October 15, opening 4 trading pairs: FIL/USD, FIL/EUR, FIL/BTC, and FIL/ETH.\n\nHistorically, exchanges only announce token listings after a token's mainnet has launched. It's unclear whether Gemini and Kraken are trying to start a new listing trend, or if they are simply treating Filecoin as an exception.\n\nDeveloped by Protocol Labs, Filecoin is a distributed storage network. It aims to enable users to buy and sell unused storage on the network using FIL. The project has been in development for three years. In 2017, Protocol Labs raised $200 million through an Initial Coin Offering (ICO) in just 30 minutes. The mainnet was originally planned to launch in March this year, but has been delayed multiple times until October 15.\n\nKraken's Vice President of Product Jeremy Welch told The Block that this is \"not contrary\" to the company's regular listing strategy. \"We have a robust review framework that examines efforts to develop crypto services and goes through rigorous compliance, legal and security processes.\"\n\nAs of press time, Gemini has not yet responded regarding the FIL listing.\n\nIt's worth noting that other mainstream exchanges are also competing to list FIL trading immediately after the Filecoin mainnet launch, including the \"Big Three\" (Binance, Huobi, and OKEx), vying for the biggest traffic following the liquidity mining craze.\n\nAlthough investors have high expectations for FIL's price, analysts also believe that due to numerous exchanges opening FIL trading and limited FIL circulation in the short term after mainnet launch, there may be liquidity issues. FIL price volatility is expected to be very high, and investors should be aware of risks. Additionally, stability issues after the Filecoin mainnet launch are also uncertain factors.\n\n---\nWith authorization from the editor-in-chief, all content from tuoniaox.com has been migrated to hashspring.com, and will continue to be published on hashspring.com."
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