It would appear that all of the drama surrounding the COSS exchange is far from over. The social channels that are still active are not a source of actual information. In fact, asking any sort of honest question in those channels will likely get users banned. The COSS Drama Only Gets Worse COSS shut down its services out of the blue roughly two weeks ago. The company cites a major platform upgrade is taking place, yet leaves customers without access to their funds. This decision doesn’t sit well with the community, for fairly obvious reasons. No advance warning of this
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When exchanges freeze withdrawals and trading, there is a genuine cause for concern. If that unavailability lasts for several weeks, something is often amiss. In the case of COSS, everything is going just according to plan. Strange Behavior by COSS Earlier today, the exchange suddenly became virtually useless. In the email, it was confirmed that all functionality would be suspended for three to four weeks. In the same email, COSS mentions how users will be migrated to a “brand new platform”. While the communication could have been handled better, there doesn’t appear to be any cause for concern. However, some 
June 2019, SINGAPORE – Arax, a fintech and blockchain startup in Singapore has merged with COSS, one of Singapore’s most established cryptocurrency exchanges. The unified brand will be known as COSS – Crypto One Stop Solution. The merger also results in what is the world’s first token merger – a merger of the COSS and LALA utility tokens – to form a super-token which will be an asset combining all the features of its parent tokens. In the COSS + LALA token swap update, the companies announced that they will adopt the Crypto One Stop Solution brand with the vision that the merged product stack becomes one 
Altcoin exchanges have been a hot topic recently. Top exchanges earned tens or even hundreds of millions of dollars in 2017, despite users of virtually all exchanges running into frequent and significant problems. Such a huge market, combined with the lackluster nature of top providers, creates a prime opportunity for new exchanges to enter the market and potentially grow on the scale of magnitudes. For individuals looking for a slice of the pie, KuCoin Shares (KCS) provides an interesting opportunity. KCS is the fuel behind the KuCoin exchange, a new and quickly growing altcoin exchange striving to rival major players such as Binance. The