KalyChain price

KLC

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• Maximum supply: 7,000,000,000 KLC • Initial pre mine: 3,570,000,000 KLC (51%) • Remaining 49%: reserved for network security via the validation mechanism Proposed structured allocations within the 51% pre mine • Ecosystem treasury and partnerships: 15% • Developer fund and dApp grants: 10% • User programs and liquidity: 10% • Team, key contributors, and advisers: 8% (strict vesting + cliff) • Strategic reserve and operations: 6% • Community and education: 2% Vesting and schedules • Team / contributors: 12 month cliff, 36 month linear vesting. • Partnerships / ecosystem: milestone based unlocks tied to adoption KPIs. • User programs / liquidity: demand based emissions with quarterly caps. • Strategic reserve: ad hoc releases approved by governance, with transparency reports. Network security and block rewards (49%) • Validator set: up to 25 validators ensuring stability and security. • Initial block reward: 3 KLC per validated block. • Halving: the reward halves every 4,576,000 blocks (approximately every 2 years). • Objective: align issuance with security and adoption while managing long term inflation. DAO role and adjustment framework • On chain governance: any proposal to adjust supply parameters (e.g., vesting pace, incentive program caps, halving cadence, allocation thresholds) is subject to a DAO vote, preceded by a clear rationale, impact analysis, and implementation timeline. • Guiding principles: long term holder protection, network security, market neutrality, and operational transparency. Changes are subject to timelocks and community signaling to avoid abrupt modifications. • Accountability: periodic transparency reports on fund usage, vesting status, circulating supply, and reward emissions. Key addresses (treasury, ecosystem funds, vesting) are trackable on chain. • Incentive alignment: the DAO prioritizes outcome based allocations (milestones, KPIs), limiting non productive emissions and encouraging real adoption (users, merchants, developers).

• Proof of Stake consensus: validators stake KLC to produce/validate blocks; holders may delegate their stake. • Economic incentives: slashing for double signing or downtime; performance based rewards aligned with participation. • Protocol security: EVM execution, gas metering, mempool hygiene, and propagation rules to mitigate spam/DoS. • Audits and hardening: periodic reviews of critical components (contracts, bridges, validator tooling), secure key management practices, and sentry node architectures. • Adaptive governance: the DAO can adjust security relevant and network parameters. • Monitoring and bug bounty: continuous network monitoring and incentives for responsible disclosure.

• Execution and infrastructure - Solidity smart contracts, gas based pricing, and optimized transaction propagation. - A PoS validator set ensures block production, finality, and network resilience. - Public infrastructure: RPC, Kalyscan explorer, and SDK/API for rapid integration. • Product rails (evolving) - KalyWallet: non custodial wallet for payments and dApps. - Kalypay: consumer and merchant payments with near instant settlement. - KalyPOS: in store and online merchant acceptance solutions. - KalyRamp: partner based on/off ramps for fiat ↔ crypto flows. - KalyCard: card rails to extend spendability. - KalyAgent: agent network for cash in/cash out and distribution. - Note: the ecosystem expands as market needs evolve and Kalyssi’s product roadmaps progress. • KLC token utility - Network fees (gas) and contract execution. - Staking for validators and delegators (security + rewards). - On chain governance of protocol parameters and ecosystem programs. • Governance and growth - DAO: proposals and votes denominated in KLC. - Grants and incentives for developers, integrators, and merchants.