KryllOS is free. The editor, the backtest engine and everything that ships with it work without a single KRL in your wallet. The token will have two jobs: paying for what the KryllOS marketplace will sell, and for the optional paid features of KryllOS.
An ERC-20 capped at 49,417,348 tokens
KRL has been on-chain since 2018. Eight years later, it finds its place in KryllOS.
- Standard: ERC-20
- Max supply: 49,417,348 KRL, capped since 2018
- Networks: Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum and Optimism
No new KRL will ever be created.
What KRL will pay for in KryllOS
The KryllOS marketplace is where the community will publish bots, custom blocks and apps, and KRL will be its currency. You'll pay in KRL, and whoever published what you buy will be paid in KRL.
The optional paid features of KryllOS will be paid in KRL too.
Where a marketplace purchase will go
Each purchase will be split three ways:
- Creator, 70%: for whoever published the bot, the block or the app.
- Ecosystem growth, 20%: for marketing, partnerships and community programs.
- Kryll, 10%: for the development, maintenance and operation of KryllOS. It's why KryllOS takes no subscription and no trading commission.
What gets shared will be KRL somebody spent in the marketplace, never KRL created for the occasion.
What KRL is not
Not an income. Holding KRL earns nothing by itself. It gives no right to a share of what the marketplace will sell, nor to Kryll's revenue.
Not a cut of your trading. KryllOS takes no subscription, no trading commission and nothing from your P&L, and it never holds your funds. KRL only moves when you decide to buy something, in the marketplace or as an optional paid feature.
Why a token when KryllOS is free
KryllOS runs on your machine or your own server and never touches your funds. With no subscription and no commission on your trades, the marketplace will pay for the work: creators for what they publish, Kryll for building KryllOS. KRL is the currency of that store. Nothing more.
The details are kept up to date on the KRL page of kryll.io.
