This creates a disconnect. The user is technically a "leech" in the context of the P2P swarm because they are taking data without their computer ever connecting to the other peers. They are not uploading; they are simply consuming. The "KShared leech" is a passive consumer who pays a gatekeeper to avoid the social contract of seeding.
Kshared, like Rapidgator or Nitroflare, operates on a freemium model. To incentivize sales, they deliberately throttle download speeds for free users (sometimes capping them at 50KB/s) and enforce waiting periods. This artificial friction is the business model. kshared leech