Kraken announced the scheduled delisting of $LOBO. We respect that exchanges have internal standards, but this decision raises fair questions. $LOBO appears to be the only Rune token included in the announcement, despite remaining one of the most active Rune communities in the space. On Kraken itself, $LOBO has often been among the most active Rune markets by volume. Outside of Kraken, the Pack is still here, still active, and still showing up. $LOBO recently placed 2nd in the @Cryptolution Community Challenge, proving the community has not faded. And development has not stopped. We expanded the $LOBO brand into gaming with @SolgunGG, our live multiplayer game on Solana, continuing to push the ecosystem forward while many others disappeared. So yes, we believe the community deserves clearer answers. We have already reached out to @krakenpro for clarification. Whether Kraken reconsiders or not, one thing does not change: The Wolf Pack is still here. The building continues. And $LOBO is not stopping. If you support $LOBO: Repost. Comment. Let Kraken hear the Pack. 🐺 @arjunsethi @krakensupport @krakenfx

Kraken's Parent Company Has Cut Some 150 Employees... According to a report from CoinDesk, the parent company of the industry-leading @krakenfx exchange has laid off some 150 employees in an "optimization effort". The exchange joins a long list of major crypto firms to have cut large numbers of team members - a list which includes @cryptocom, @Gemini and, more recently @Dune.

Kraken Parent Payward Cuts 150 Jobs Ahead of Planned IPO According to CoinDesk, Payward, the parent company of crypto exchange Kraken, is laying off approximately 150 employees as part of an optimization and restructuring effort ahead of its planned IPO. The company employs around 3,000 staff globally. The company confidentially filed a draft S-1 with the U.S. SEC last November and is seeking fresh funding at a $20 billion valuation.

KRAKEN MIGRATES WRAPPED ASSET INFRASTRUCTURE TO CHAINLINK CCIP @krakenfx is officially deprecating its legacy cross-chain provider to integrate @Chainlink CCIP as the exclusive infrastructure for Kraken Wrapped Assets. This migration begins with $kBTC and will extend to all future tokenized products, enabling secure distribution across global DeFi markets. Kraken selected the CCIP standard to meet strict institutional risk management requirements, leveraging its ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type 2 certifications.

Kraken is deprecating its existing cross-chain provider and migrating to @Chainlink CCIP as its exclusive cross-chain infra to secure Kraken Wrapped Bitcoin (kBTC) & all future Kraken Wrapped Assets. Kraken chose Chainlink CCIP because it offers enterprise-grade infrastructure with strict security & risk management requirements, including: • ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type 2 certifications • Secure by default architecture • 16 independent nodes • Native rate limits, and more. Together, Chainlink and Kraken can help accelerate the global adoption of crypto by unlocking utility and distribution for all Kraken Wrapped Assets across DeFi. For kBTC customers, no action is required. More details on the migration process to follow on official Kraken channels.

Kraken Pro Crypto News Bulletin May 14, 2026 🟣 $BTC at 79.8k 🟣 Clarity Act amendments would remake key parts of crypto bill but have doubtful future, CoinDesk, Jesse Hamilton 🟣 Charles Schwab launches spot BTC, ETH trading to select retail clients, The Block, Timmy Shen Stay tuned 📡

Kraken x Magna 🤝 We’re excited to announce that we have acquired @magna_digital to bring vesting, claims, staking, custody & token ops into a broader end-to-end stack. For builders, this means institutional-grade lifecycle infrastructure, not just liquidity.

🐙 #Kraken# parent #Payward# reported strong Q1 2026 growth: • Revenue: $507M (+3% YoY) • Assets on platform: $40B • Funded accounts: 6.1M (+47% YoY) The company is also accelerating its expansion strategy through acquisitions including Backed, Magna, Bitnomial and Reap — while continuing preparations for a future IPO 👀