First, let's talk about the elephant in the room... dilution. Important to note about the dilution, from reading through the filings and based on what some have posted earlier, I believe that any previous selling from convertible debentures (notes) are either done or nearly done to where such is a nonissue going forward. I think the company is keeping their yield sign on purpose to keep from allowing the note holders to be able to have more shares issued. From my understanding, they can't have shares issued through the Transfer Agent (TA) unless the company is Pink Current. I think they are resolving the issue to either settle all or most of the debt to where it won't hurt the growth of the company going forward now that the launch is finally upon us.
I think one should read this KYNC PR recently released below stating that KYNC and MoonPay are partners:
I am very confident that both Tiger Global and Coatue have some kind of a Due Diligence (DD) process in place that is very credible. For them to give MoonPay a $3.4 Billion valuation, I believe such to be very credible as I trust their DD versus mines or anyone's DD here within the forums.
KYNC will basically become a crypto exchange and much more after their launch early next week. The value of exchanges or crypto companies are huge. I've seen some trade at a Market Cap in the billions of dollars. I think KYNC is worth the risk.