KRL is an ERC-20 token, on-chain since 2018 and deployed on four networks. Its supply has never moved and no more can be issued. Inside KryllOS it does one job: it pays for what the marketplace sells, and it routes a share of every sale back to the people staking it.

Ticker
KRL
Standard
ERC-20
Max supply
49,417,348
On-chain since
2018
Networks
ETH · Base · Arb · OP
Buys
Bots · blocks · apps

Real yield. Not emissions.

KRL is the currency of the Kryll marketplace, the store where the community publishes bots, custom blocks and apps. Every sale is split three ways, and one of those ways is KRL stakers. Nothing is minted to pay them: the yield comes out of what people actually spend.

Where a marketplace sale goes

  1. CreatorGoes to whoever published the bot, the block or the app. Publishing is how you get paid for a strategy that works.
  2. StakersRedistributed to KRL stakers, in KRL, out of marketplace volume. Your share tracks what the store sells, not an emissions schedule.
  3. KryllFunds development and infrastructure. It is why there is no subscription and no trading fee anywhere else.

Where to get KRL

Price and market dataCoinGeckoCoinMarketCap

Where the yield actually comes from

Real yield is a phrase that gets used loosely. Here it means one specific thing: the KRL paid out comes from KRL that somebody spent in the store. Nothing is minted to pay it.

  • Redistribution from marketplace volumeA fixed share of every purchase is routed back to KRL holders. The amount tracks what the store sells. It is not a rate that Kryll sets, and it is not funded by issuing new tokens.
  • StakingUnder considerationA staking mechanism is being designed to distribute that share, possibly with reward tiers based on lock duration. The design is not final.
  • Burn and buybackUnder considerationBurning part of the marketplace fees, and buying KRL back on the open market out of Kryll’s own revenue, are both on the table. Neither is decided.

The marketplace has not opened yet. Until it does, there is no volume to redistribute, and a share of nothing is nothing. That is the honest version of the sentence.

Four things KRL is not

Not required to use KryllKryllOS is free and always will be. The editor, the backtest engine and everything else that ships work without ever holding a KRL. The token buys things in the store; it does not unlock the product.
Not paid for with new tokensThe supply has been fixed at 49,417,348 since 2018 and there is no mint function. What gets redistributed is KRL somebody spent in the store, never KRL created to pay it. The ceiling does not move.
Not a promised returnThe redistribution is a share of what the marketplace sells. If it sells little, the share is little. There is no fixed rate and nobody is guaranteeing one.
Not a cut of your tradingNo subscription, no trading fee, no commission on your P&L, and KryllOS never holds your funds. KRL only moves when you choose to buy something in the store.

Crypto-assets are volatile and you can lose your capital. Past results, whether backtested, live, or on the token, do not predict future performance. Do your own research.

The product comes first.

KRL is what the store runs on. The store runs on things people build, and the thing that builds them is free to download today.

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