In any case, there are rumors circulating that Kucoin has a large exposure in FTX and FTX has a large exposure in Kucoin. These exchanges might only be holding each other's tokens with Kucoin left holding millions in worthless FTT. However, if the exposure is deeper, this might be a problem.
Not that it's not possible but I doubt it. In addition to the CEO dismissing those rumors, they released a list of their hot/cold addresses and also promised that the Merkle-tree proof-of-reserves will be available soon: https://www.kucoin.com/blog/transparency-and-trust-a-detailed-list-of-kucoin-s-wallets
Okay, however, it appears there might be other exchanges and some hedgefunds that are not in a very safe position after FTX's collapse if they had partnerships with FTX or had deposits in FTX. I am hoping and wishing that this will be the end of this comedy show, however, it might only be the beginning of a clear out of the weak exchanges because they're solvency will be tested.
In any case, if we speculate on an exchange's insolvency, speculate responsibly. Do not spread fud but ask the right questions. Also for @everyone, not your keys not your coins. Hold them in your wallet.