Kled AI unveils KLED tokenomics: Each transaction triggers buyback and burn, achieving synchronized growth with network scale
Foresight News reported that Kled AI founder Avi Patel has released the complete KLED tokenomics design, aiming to enable non-L1 tokens to also achieve value accumulation as network transaction volume grows, similar to L1 tokens.
The core mechanisms include a buyback and burn triggered by every transaction: when users convert their balance to XP within the App (to upgrade account levels and unlock higher reward tasks), Kled uses 100% of the amount for market buybacks of KLED, with 50% being permanently burned and 50% kept as a buyback reserve; Universal Fraud Detection Protocol: a decentralized data validation network powered by KLED, where users can earn KLED rewards by completing real data validation tasks via an extension. The validation results are used for high-quality data training in AI labs, while also improving the platform’s data quality; Long-term equity binding: Nitrility Inc. (Kled’s parent company) has partnered with the Street Foundation to reserve up to 10% equity via an SPV to benefit the KLED community indirectly. All buybacks and transaction fees will be used to increase SPV equity, and fund allocation will be decided by Street DAO when the company exits.
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