KEK Token
KEK is the core access and alignment token of the KEK ecosystem.
KEK is designed to be staked to unlock power, not farmed for emissions.
What KEK does
By staking KEK, users can unlock:
- Advanced AI agents and premium tools
- Higher strategy depth and usage limits
- Priority execution and institutional-grade access (where applicable)
- Trading fee reductions on KEK DEX
As usage and seriousness increase, the amount of KEK required increases.
Staking philosophy
Staking KEK is about:
- Access (unlock premium capabilities)
- Alignment (commitment-based participation)
- Predictability (long-term supply discipline)
KEK is not designed as:
- A "yield token"
- An inflationary rewards system
- A payroll mechanism
Fee tiers (DEX)
KEK staking can unlock lower trading fees through tier-based benefits. This aligns staking with real platform usage (volume and execution), not speculative rewards.
Supply discipline
- KEK has a fixed total supply (no ongoing emissions in the long-term design)
- The project prioritizes supply predictability and institutional-grade integrity
- Governance is phased in over time as the platform matures
Governance roadmap (phased)
Governance is introduced gradually:
- No formal governance (early product phase)
- Informal signaling + community feedback
- Limited scope votes
- Formal governance once revenue and participation stabilize
Early-stage note (important)
In early phases, staking programs may include transitional mechanics while the platform is pre-revenue. Long-term, KEK is designed to be valued primarily for access, capability, and alignment — not fixed yield.
Summary
KEK is required to access power in the ecosystem. It is designed to be used, locked, and held — not farmed.