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<center>[WHITEPAPER](https://kin.kik.com/#Papers)</center>

## To Participate You Must Register Before 9AM ET September 9, 2017
[kin.kik.com](https://kin.kik.com)

## Why could Kin be interesting?
They one reason I find Kin interesting is that they already have a viable product, the Kik app, which about 40% of US teens use. Thus, the network is very strong, and having an own token makes sense. 
The introduction of Kik points was a huge success, and the Kik team got the inspiration for the Kin token based on the Kik point project. 

The *CEO* of Ted Livingstone is really a brilliant entrepreneur and seems like a very charismatic and nice person too. 

I am not that tech savvy, but I have followed the Kin token distribution event for some time, and I have registered and going to participitate in the distribution. 
The registration process is a little cumbersome as you must provide a national ID (for identification) and an ethereum address and it takes some time for the Kin team to complete the registration process. 

@alexvan at @adsactely wrote a beautiful in depth analysis  [Kik : The messenger app launches Kin an Ethereum based Token](https://steemit.com/cryptocurrency/@adsactly/kik-the-messenger-app-launches-kin-an-ethereum-based-token) that gives much more information than I can provide. Thanks!

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