How It Was Tested
KiloEx went through fire this year. In April 2025 it was hacked — attackers exploited contract vulnerabilities, manipulated price oracles, and drained over $7M. The team froze operations, tracked stolen funds, patched gaps, and partially compensated users. The site is live again, but the scars remain.
What the Platform Feels Like Now
Markets load, order books flicker, pairs exist. Trades work, but depth is thin, and prices move too easily. Daily volumes hover around a few million dollars — low for a derivatives DEX. The KILO token trades near $0.02 with a small market cap, reflecting cautious sentiment.
Why Some Still Use It
- Runs on BNB Chain, Base, and opBNB
- Light fees and quick execution when liquidity is present
- Team active after exploit, pushing audits and security upgrades
Yet broken trust is not easily fixed. Hacks leave lasting doubts.
What’s Risky Here
- Liquidity remains shallow
- Token price unstable
- Security patched, but history urges caution
Who It Fits
Experienced traders who manage risk well. Developers curious about hybrid DEX mechanics. It’s not a platform for beginners or those seeking a safe trading environment.
Current State in 2025
KiloEx is alive. Contracts work, trades settle, pools exist. But it feels fragile — functional, yet on edge. The community is small, and confidence is slowly rebuilding after the exploit.
Final Word
KiloEx had potential, then was burned. Now it’s back, improved in some areas but still shaky. You can try it, but only with funds you are ready to lose. It’s a survivor, but not yet fully trusted.