Kryptum Token (KYPT)
Kryptum (KYPT) is a contribution and participation token designed for collaborative projects. It serves as proof of involvement and can be used within governance systems or as a mechanism for contribution-based participation models.
About the Project
Kryptum Token (KYPT) supports collaborative and participatory projects. It acts as a proof of involvement and a governance tool within decentralized ecosystems.
- Rewards active participation in collective initiatives
- Enables strategic decision-making via token-based voting
- Allows free exchange according to project-specific rules
The supply of KYPT is fixed: the entire amount was issued at deployment and no further tokens will be created. Allocations to contributors are drawn from the reserves set out in the whitepaper. Tokens can be burned, which can only reduce the supply.
The Kryptum project follows a decentralized logic, where each initiative defines its own governance rules. The ultimate goal is to interconnect a network of collaborative projects under a shared token model. The first of them is NovAI Biotech Therapeutics, an open biomedical research platform.
Token Details
| Name | Kryptum |
|---|---|
| Symbol | KYPT |
| Blockchain | Solana — SPL Token standard |
| Token address | 7T3dLSNcK9RrBPGY2qaZBjJ4eS8ukBkgKfW8ZfLiP8AT |
| Decimals | 6 |
| Total supply | 1,499,999,947.9 KYPT — fixed, no further issuance |
| First issuance | 14 August 2025 |
| Verify on-chain | View on Solscan |
About the Founder
Kryptum is developed and led by Jonathan Walker, a researcher and founder of NovAI Biotech Therapeutics.
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Whitepaper
Version 2 – August 2026. It covers the token characteristics, the distribution of the supply, how Kryptum is earned, governance and revenue sharing, and the risks. It supersedes version 1 (April 2025) and lists the errors it corrects.