A project hit $600M in trading volume even before its token launch—what should we focus on after TGE? Been checking out KiiChain these past few days. Most of the discussion has been around its price after launching on Binance Alpha @KiiChainio. But after reading the tweet below, I think there’s another layer worth exploring for those who already hold or are keeping an eye on Kii. The real question is whether this business model can scale further. KiiChain started out in Latin America, focusing on OTC and B2B payments. The team has been dealing with cross-border capital flows for a long time and tackling real pain points like limited USD liquidity, banks not operating 24/7, and slow local currency settlement. These on-the-ground needs eventually evolved into Kii’s on-chain FX network. Currently, Kii supports COP, BRL, and MXN. The roadmap includes plans to expand corridors for USD, ARS, JPY, EUR/GBP, and integrate with Tron, CosmWasm, and multi-step payment capabilities. There are two key directions in the roadmap that are worth paying attention to: 1️⃣ Yield Vaults The project plans to launch liquidity vaults and short-duration treasury RWA vaults, offering more on-chain fund management options for USDT, USDC, and some local currency balances. 2️⃣ On-chain Financial Services In November, they’re planning to roll out U.S. virtual accounts. This would enable USD collection, on-chain holding, local currency conversion, and payments—all potentially within the same financial network in the future. So far, Kii has surpassed $600M in cumulative trading volume, with over 350K users and 200+ enterprise clients. About 90% of the trading volume comes from the enterprise side, covering remittances, import/export settlements, and liquidity management needs. After TGE, short-term attention will likely focus more on market sentiment. In the long run, I think what’s worth tracking is the progress of these currency corridors, virtual accounts, and payment capabilities. How much of this can be implemented will gradually determine how far KiiChain’s cross-border capital network can go.