Quel est le prix actuel de KONET ?
Le prix actuel de KONET est 0,01605 € avec un changement de 0,67 % au cours des dernières 24 heures.
KONET is an independent EVM-compatible blockchain aimed at enterprise payment settlement, where receipts, payment histories and settlement records produced after a stablecoin transaction are written on chain for later verification. KONET is also the network gas and staking asset.
The name is generic and collides with unrelated projects, so the only reliable way to identify this network is by its chain parameters, not its ticker. A live check on 2026-09-11 against the public RPC endpoint at api.kon-wallet.com returned chain ID 17217, with a Blockscout explorer at konetexplorer.io serving the same chain.
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KONET does not publish a named founding team, a company entity or a jurisdiction on its website or in its whitepaper, and no primary source confirms the individuals behind it. Third-party listing sites carry conflicting claims, including name sets that do not match the Korean-language branding used across its channels. Because none of that is documented by the project itself, this page does not assert who founded KONET. The absence is itself worth weighing.
What is documented is the token history. The whitepaper states that the Merge Pool allocation, up to 800,000,000 KONET, was originally pre-issued and managed on a vesting schedule, that on May 13, 2025 the entire remaining balance of that pre-issued pool was burned, and that the distribution model then changed to progressive emission in which Merge Pool tokens are no longer pre-minted.
The whitepaper describes a four-layer design.
Layer-2 execution layer Handles requests arriving through QR codes, web front ends, APIs and payment terminals, plus application logic and high-volume execution. It can be extended into enterprise app-chains or partner rollups.
Pre-validation layer, called Rapid Validation Nodes An RVN does not produce blocks and does not take part in consensus. Its purpose is to record which operator pipeline processed a transaction flow, so latency, errors and omissions attach to an identifiable operator rather than an anonymous set. Participation involves collateral staking and operational penalties.
Layer-1 finalization layer Handles global state, finality, protocol parameters and governance execution, using what the whitepaper calls a validator-driven consensus architecture with a predefined set of trusted validators. The stated goal is deterministic execution and verifiability, not throughput.
Protocol management layer Holds the network rules, parameters and governance.
A live read on 2026-09-11 matches that Layer-1 description and not some third-party summaries. The node answering web3_clientVersion identified itself as OpenEthereum v3.3.5, and block headers carried Authority Round fields (step, sealFields, emptySteps, author) rather than the fields a rollup would produce. The standard OP Stack predeploys at 0x4200...000F, 0x4200...0015 and 0x4200...0016 all returned empty code, so despite listings describing KONET as an OP Stack Layer 2, this chain is not one. Its own GitHub organization, kon-mainnet, hosts forks of openethereum and posdao-contracts, which matches what the chain reports. Across 200 consecutive blocks, exactly four distinct block authors appeared, and the explorer statistics endpoint reported an average block time near 50 seconds with network utilization close to one percent.
KONET is the native coin of the chain, so it pays gas and underpins validator and RVN collateral. The whitepaper states a maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 KONET, with up to 800,000,000 of that assigned to the Merge Pool, plus an Ecosystem Activation Fund and a validating pool among the smaller allocations.
That cap is a tokenomics statement, not something enforced by a token contract, because KONET is the chain's native asset and has no readable maximum. Treat it as a governance commitment on a chain with a small, permissioned validator set, not a mathematically enforced ceiling.
The genuinely distinctive element is the RVN layer. Most networks treat transaction processing as the work of an interchangeable, anonymous validator set. KONET does the opposite: it records which operator handled which pipeline so service failures have a named owner, a design that only makes sense if your customers are enterprises with service expectations. The 2025 decision to burn the remaining pre-issued Merge Pool and switch to progressive emission is also unusual.
KONET is not a rollup and does not inherit security from Ethereum. It is a standalone chain secured by a small authority set, in the lineage of the POA Network and xDai tooling its repositories are forked from. Against a general-purpose Layer 1 it trades openness and validator count for predictable settlement and named operational accountability. Against a public rollup such as Optimism or Scroll it gives up Ethereum-anchored security entirely.
So trust in KONET is trust in its validator set. With four block authors in a 200-block sample, the working assumption should be a permissioned network, not a decentralized one.
Security comes from the authority set that signs blocks under Authority Round consensus, from RVN collateral and operational penalties, and from governance at the protocol management layer. There is no fraud proof, no validity proof and no external settlement chain. Two points deserve attention: the client answering the public RPC identifies itself as OpenEthereum 3.3.5, whose upstream development ended years ago and which no longer receives security updates from its original maintainers, and the observed author set is very small, so liveness and censorship resistance depend on a handful of operators.
KONET is a concrete example of the enterprise settlement chain pattern: permissioned validators, EVM compatibility for tooling, and an accountability layer so operational failures trace to a named party. Whether that pattern wins is unsettled, but it answers a real objection from regulated payment businesses, which generally cannot accept an anonymous validator set. It is also a lesson in checking a chain rather than a marketing page, since the two disagree here on whether the network is even a Layer 1 or a Layer 2.
KONET is listed on a small number of centralized exchanges, with pairs against USDT and, on at least one venue, the Korean won. Availability varies by jurisdiction and liquidity can be thin.
Venues that have listed KONET include:
Confirm the listing is current on the exchange before trading.
KONET is the native coin of its own chain, so it cannot be held at an Ethereum or BNB Chain address. Add the network first, then verify the chain ID before depositing.
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Lire le guide complet du paper tradingLe prix actuel de KONET est 0,01605 € avec un changement de 0,67 % au cours des dernières 24 heures.
Le volume d’échange quotidien est 1 141 608 € représentant un changement de 5,30 % au cours des dernières 24 heures.
La capitalisation boursière de KONET est 7 183 303 €, classé #699 mondialement.
La valorisation totalement diluée (FDV) de KONET est 16 048 559 €, calculée en supposant une offre maximale de 999 997 956 KONET.
En circulation : 447 597 110. Total : 457 432 594. Maximum : 999 997 956.
Au cours des dernières 24 heures, KONET s’est échangé entre un minimum de 0,01578 € et un maximum de 0,01622 €.
KONET/USDTTether USDT0,01844 USDT
