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The current price of KGeN is $0.09458 with a 9.46% change in the last 24 hours.
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KGeN, short for Kratos Gamer Network, is a verified-identity and reputation network that turns real human participation into an on-chain, portable reputation score. Its central product is a Verified Reputation System that scores a person across several proof dimensions, publishes the result on chain, and lets businesses, AI labs, and applications target or reward verified humans instead of bots and duplicate accounts.
The project began in mobile gaming, where the score was known as Proof of Gamer, and has since repositioned around what it calls a verified human network that sources multimodal data from real people for AI training. KGEN is the network's governance and utility token, issued on Aptos with a bridged representation on BNB Smart Chain.
Official sources:
KGeN emerged from Kratos Studios, a gaming venture reported to have been established in 2022 and co-founded by Manish Agarwal, previously chief executive of the Indian gaming company Nazara Technologies, and Ishank Gupta. KGeN itself was launched by Kratos Studios in late 2023. These founding details come from company profiles and press coverage rather than from the project's own documentation, which does not publish a team page, so they should be treated as reported rather than protocol-documented.
The documentation does state the network's backers directly: Accel, Prosus Ventures, Jump Capital, the Aptos Foundation, and Polygon. The Aptos relationship shows up in the technology as well as the cap table, since both the reward token and the reputation consensus contracts run on Aptos.
The most important thing to understand about KGeN's history is the pivot. The early framing was a gaming guild and player-reputation layer aimed at game publishers and user acquisition. The current framing is a verified human data network aimed at AI labs, with token economics rebuilt around AI revenue. Older third-party write-ups describing KGeN purely as a Web3 gaming project are describing an earlier version of the same network.
The system is organized around scoring people, agreeing on those scores, and then selling access to verified participation.
Five proof dimensions Each profile is assessed on Proof of Human (that a real person is behind the account), Proof of Participation (extent, consistency, and quality of activity across quests and campaigns), Proof of Skill (competence across task and data domains), Proof of Commerce (economic activity in the network), and Proof of Social Network (reach and role in the community).
The Verified Reputation Score The documentation defines the score as a weighted sum of those five components. Computation happens off chain, while the resulting score and its supporting data are written on chain so that partners can verify it independently.
Oracle consensus on Aptos Scores are submitted by a set of validators the project calls Oracles. Each submission is signed with the Oracle's private key using ECDSA or Ed25519, and a smart contract on Aptos waits for at least 67 percent of Oracles to submit before finalizing. The contract then takes the median or a weighted average of the submissions. Invalid submissions are excluded, and malicious actors can face stake slashing.
Access rights for partners AI labs, brands, and developers buy access to verified users and their data under defined rights. This is the revenue side of the network and the input to the token's buyback mechanics.
The stack the documentation describes includes:
The documentation states a total supply of 1,000,000,000 KGEN and describes three demand levers.
Product KGEN is consumed through KGeN products and AI infrastructure, including the purchase of Genesis Keys, which is the gateway to running an Oracle and to governance participation.
Staking Oracles stake to participate in score consensus and are exposed to slashing for invalid or malicious behavior. Longer-term staking is presented as the way participants align with network growth and access protocol incentives.
Revenue-driven tokenomics Under the framework the project calls KGeN 2.0, a share of the contribution margin from the AI data business is used to buy KGEN on the open market and permanently retire it. The documented flow runs from AI revenue to contribution margin to buyback to token retirement to reduced supply. A separate one-time Genesis Burn retires dormant supply.
Alongside KGEN there is rKGeN, a non-transferable reward token built to the Aptos Fungible Asset Standard, with transfers blocked at the contract level so rewards stay bound to the recipient. Twenty percent of total supply was allocated as rKGeN, convertible into KGEN one-to-one subject to protocol parameters, with the converted rKGeN burned. Team and early purchaser allocations vest over four years, with roughly 10 percent unlocked after year one, 20 percent after year two, 30 percent after year three, and 40 percent after year four.
Security rests on several separate layers:
Sybil resistance and proof of real human activity are among the harder unsolved problems in both crypto distribution and AI data sourcing. KGeN is one of the few projects attempting a graded, multi-dimensional answer rather than a binary human-or-not check, and it does so with real consumer distribution in markets most crypto projects never reach. Whether the score becomes genuinely portable outside KGeN's own campaigns is the open question.
KGEN trades on centralized exchanges and on decentralized venues on Aptos and BNB Smart Chain. Availability and trading pairs vary by jurisdiction.
KGEN has been available on venues including:
Common pairs include KGEN/USDT where supported. Confirm current listings on the exchange itself.
KGEN can be held:
Confirm the network before every deposit or withdrawal. The Aptos asset address is 0x2a8227993a4e38537a57caefe5e7e9a51327bf6cd732c1f56648f26f68304ebc and the BNB Smart Chain contract is 0xF3d5b4c34Ed623478cc5141861776E6cf7AE3A1E. Sending one to the other network results in permanent loss.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of KGeN is $0.09458 with a 9.46% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $724,774 representing a 171.55% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of KGeN is $27,205,412, ranking #455 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of KGeN is $92,494,676, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 978,000,000 KGEN is in circulation.
Circulating: 287,658,648. Total: 1,000,000,000. Max: 978,000,000.
In the last 24 hours, KGeN traded between a low of $0.08396 and a high of $0.09917.
KGEN/USDTTether USDT0.09458 USDT
