Questions
Frequently asked.
The mechanics, the constraints, and the compliance posture — in plain language.
What is KRS?+
Kairos (KRS) is a fixed-supply ERC-20 utility token on Polygon. A 4% fee on every transfer is split across the Mission Wallet, Staking Pool, and Treasury — funding humanitarian work automatically.
Can the mission fee ever be turned off?+
No. The 4% fee is hardcoded in the contract and non-bypassable. There is no administrative override function.
How large is the supply?+
100,000,000 KRS, permanently capped. There is no minting function and no inflation.
Where can I buy KRS?+
Through the founding member presale at $0.25 per KRS. A DEX listing on the Polygon ecosystem is planned for Q1 2027; no public liquidity pool exists at this time.
How does staking work?+
1% of every transaction flows into the Staking Pool. Holders who stake earn rewards funded by real ecosystem activity rather than inflation. The staking contract launches in Phase 2.
What do governance votes decide?+
Holders vote quarterly on where mission wallet funds are directed — which nations, which programs, which initiatives. Voting weight scales with tier.
Is KRS an investment?+
No. KRS is a utility token and is not designed to function as a security, investment contract, or financial instrument. Nothing on this site is financial advice.