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KrAIken (Harb)
A token system where your tokens earn for you — backed by real ETH, governed by transparent on-chain rules.
What is it?
KRK is a token on Base (Ethereum L2). When you hold KRK tokens, they're backed by ETH in a trading vault — there's a built-in minimum value your tokens can't drop below.
You can stake your tokens to earn a share of every trade. The longer you stake, the more you accumulate. But there's a twist: someone else can challenge your position by committing to a higher earning rate. If that happens, you get compensated at market value — you never lose money, you just get bought out.
The system adjusts itself automatically based on how people are staking. No manual intervention, no hidden operators. Everything is on-chain and verifiable.
Quick Links
- How It Works — The mechanics explained simply
- Getting Started — Buy, stake, earn in 5 minutes
- Technical Deep Dive — Architecture, contracts, development
Key Numbers
- 20,000 staking positions available (20% of total supply)
- 30 earning rate tiers from 1% to 97% yearly
- 3-day minimum hold before a position can be challenged
- ETH-backed floor price — your tokens always have a minimum value
Is it safe?
The contracts are not yet audited. The code is open source and deployed on Base. Use at your own risk, and never invest more than you can afford to lose.