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the token that cannot buy a verdict

$KASCOV is a KCC20 covenant token on Kaspa mainnet, launched on a public curve like any other token. It exists so the people who use kascov can carry status, a voice, and access. It cannot carry influence: every verdict on this site is derived from the chain, and the chain does not take payment.

c58c826d0aa9cee62f93208718c674883f5c89a8aca4933dc41fb0391539abe2

The numbers, read from the chain

Everything below comes from one public endpoint that anyone can call, refreshed every minute. Each tile links to the explorer view that proves it, so you never have to take this page’s word for anything.

supply proof → holders proof → last price proof → KAS reserve proof → 24h trades proof → phase proof →

reading the chain…

A token only gets a price here when the covenant holding its inventory runs a program kascov verified byte for byte: no verified market program means no price. There is deliberately no market cap and no FDV anywhere on this page — kascov does not publish numbers it can prove wrong.

Graduation is a chain event

$KASCOV sells from a bonding curve: a covenant that prices each sale by a formula written in its own bytecode. When its KAS reserve reaches the target those same bytes state, the liquidity moves to a trading pool. That moment is a transaction anyone can verify, not an announcement anyone has to make.

reading the curve’s progress…

The curve is KRON’s launch covenant — an ecosystem peer whose builds kascov verified against the chain, byte for byte. The display name KASCOV comes from KRON’s signed token list, and it is exactly that: a claim from their list, cross-checked but not something the chain itself proves. kascov’s own canonical name for this covenant, derived from nothing but its id, is humble-crimson-tortoise.

The doctrine

These four lines are published on /bot and they do not move. Every future utility is checked against them before it ships.

free for everyone

kascov.io stays free and whole whether you hold a token or not. The anonymous tier is a floor, and that floor can only rise.

no revenue share

The token pays no dividends and carries no share of anything kascov earns. Nothing about it is engineered to go up.

no verdict influence, ever

Verdicts are derived from the chain and published with their proofs. Holding any amount changes nothing about them, and asking it to is the fastest way to lose the role.

the lanes are status, voice and access

A verified-holder role, a vote on what gets audited next, early access to new tools, extra capacity. Additive, all of it — nothing is taken from anyone else.

What holding actually does

Each slot below is version-controlled in token-utilities.json. A status flips to live only in a reviewed ship commit, so this list cannot quietly promise more than what runs.

Become a verified holder

  1. Hold $KASCOV in a wallet whose keys are yours. Any amount counts.
  2. Run /verify in the kascov Discord. The bot hands you a one-time phrase with a random nonce.
  3. Sign the phrase in your own wallet. Signing a message is free and moves nothing.
  4. The role lands. The bot checks the signature against your address’s own key, reads the balance from chain, and re-checks on a schedule — the role reflects what you hold now, not what you held once.

It will never ask you for a seed phrase, a private key, or a wallet connection. Signing a message cannot authorise a transaction and moves nothing. Anything asking for more is not us — check kascov.io and the official links channel before trusting any link that claims to be kascov.

Privacy is a handful of fields: your Discord user id, the address you proved, the time you proved it, the balance read at that moment, plus your alert preference and any ballot in an open vote round. The complete enumeration lives at /bot, and /unverify deletes all of it.

Read this before you buy anything

If a future utility would break any line above, the utility is wrong, not the lines.

Verify everything

This page reads one public endpoint, and so can you:

curl -s https://kascov.io/data/mainnet/token/c58c826d0aa9cee62f93208718c674883f5c89a8aca4933dc41fb0391539abe2

If a number here ever disagrees with the chain, the chain is right and we have a bug. Please say so: @0xKnitser on X, or the kascov Discord. The source is at github.com/Knitser/kascov.