What is the current price of Klever Coin?
The current price of Klever Coin is $0.0005636 with a 2.48% change in the last 24 hours.
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KLV is the native coin of Klever Blockchain, also called KleverChain, a proof-of-stake Layer 1 that went live in 2022. It pays transaction fees, backs validator and delegator staking, and funds the creation of on-chain assets.
The Klever name covers three different things, and it is easy to attach the coin to the wrong one. Klever Wallet is a self-custodial multi-chain wallet that predates the chain. Klever's exchange arm is a separate business that rebranded to Bitcoin.me beginning in April 2023. KLV belongs to neither of those: it is the base coin of the blockchain. It is not a wallet subscription token and it is not an exchange platform token.
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Klever was co-founded by Dio Ianakiara, who serves as chief executive. The product line began as TronWallet, a wallet for the Tron network, which was renamed Klever in August 2020 as the company broadened to multi-chain support.
KLV itself started as a TRC-20 token on Tron. The move to a sovereign chain came in 2022: a migration contract opened in April of that year and let Tron-based KLV holders stake into the swap, and the native chain went live shortly after. A live query against the KleverChain public API confirms the genesis timestamp as July 1, 2022 UTC, which makes that the on-chain mainnet start date rather than a date taken from an announcement.
KleverChain is documented as a proof-of-stake network using Practical Byzantine Fault Tolerance for block agreement. The main mechanics:
Consensus and block production PBFT runs the familiar pre-prepare, prepare and commit phases. Twenty-one validators are selected per epoch from a pool of eligible masternodes, using randomness derived from a previous block hash, with a cap of 500 masternode seats.
Validator thresholds and rotation A masternode needs a minimum self-stake of 1.5 million KLV to be active, and roughly 10 million KLV in combined self and delegated stake to produce blocks and earn fees. At each epoch boundary a handful of producers rotate out and an equal number rotate in, and nodes that perform poorly can be temporarily jailed.
Timing A live read of the network's node overview endpoint returns a slot duration of 4,000 milliseconds and 5,400 slots per epoch, which is a four-second block interval and a six-hour epoch. The same call reports the chain id as 108.
Fees, rewards and burning Fees are set on chain and adjustable by governance vote. Documented examples include 1 KLV for a transfer, 20,000 KLV to create an asset, 50,000 KLV to create a validator and a bandwidth charge per byte of data. Block producers receive a fixed block reward plus half of the fees users pay, and the other half of those fees is burned. A separate daily staking pool is distributed in proportion to staked KLV.
KDA deserves a note because it is one of the chain's more distinctive pieces. Issuers can attach a fee pool to their asset so that users pay transaction fees in that asset, with the swap to KLV handled on chain. That removes the usual requirement that every user hold the base coin before they can move anything else.
KLV is used to:
Supply follows a real protocol rule rather than a marketing figure. Reading the KLV asset record directly from the chain shows a precision of six decimals and a maximum supply of 10,000,000,000 KLV enforced at the asset level, with the chain tracking minted and burned totals separately. Issuance toward that ceiling comes from staking rewards, and fee burning pulls in the other direction, so the coin is inflationary up to a hard cap and deflationary at the margin. KFI is capped separately at 21,000,000 units, and the same on-chain record shows a large share of that already burned.
Three things stand out. Assets are first-class protocol objects, so creating a token is a chain operation with a fixed fee rather than a contract deployment, which makes issuance predictable and cheap to index. KDA fee pools let end users transact without ever holding KLV, removing a genuine onboarding obstacle. And the chain sits inside an existing consumer wallet business with an established user base, an unusual starting position for a Layer 1.
Against Tron, its origin network, KleverChain trades a very large validator ecosystem for a smaller, rotating set with explicit stake thresholds and jailing. Against general-purpose smart contract chains, its native-asset model treats tokens as protocol primitives rather than contracts, simplifying asset creation at the cost of flexibility. Against exchange-affiliated chains, KLV's fee and staking demand comes from chain usage; the group's exchange operates under a separate brand and is not the token's source of utility.
Security depends on the value staked behind the validator set and on the PBFT agreement process. With 21 producers per epoch, correctness relies on Byzantine fault tolerance thresholds rather than on a very large validator population, and the high self-stake and delegated-stake minimums are what make a producer slot expensive to obtain. Epoch rotation and jailing are the documented mechanisms for removing underperforming or misbehaving nodes.
Klever is one of the few cases where a consumer wallet company built and shipped its own Layer 1 and then moved its token onto it. Its native-asset model and fee pools are practical answers to persistent onboarding problems, and the chain exposes enough state through public endpoints that its claims can be checked directly rather than taken from documentation.
KLV is available on centralized exchanges and through swap features inside Klever Wallet. Whichever route you use, confirm you are acquiring native KleverChain KLV rather than a legacy Tron-based representation.
Venues with active KLV spot markets, checked against their public trading pair APIs in September 2026, include:
Listings and pairs change, so verify the deposit network on the venue's asset page before transferring.
Staking and delegation are performed from a self-custodial wallet, so holders who want staking rewards generally need to hold their own keys.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of Klever Coin is $0.0005636 with a 2.48% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $70,704.58 representing a 1.92% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of Klever Coin is $5,086,939, ranking #754 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of Klever Coin is $5,635,500, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 10,000,000,000 KLV is in circulation.
Circulating: 9,026,596,500. Total: 9,026,596,500. Max: 10,000,000,000.
In the last 24 hours, Klever Coin traded between a low of $0.0005612 and a high of $0.0005832.
KLV/USDTTether USDT0.0005636 USDT
