Market cap
$40.59M
-0.68 %
Volume (24h)
$83.54K
-0.68 %
Circulating supply
68,974,776 KUB
Total supply
110,000,000 KUB
Max. supply
110,000,000 KUB
Bitkub Coin (KUB)
$ 0.58
-0.68 %
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updated $0Market cap$40.59M
Volume 24h$83.54K
Circulating supply68.97M63% of max 110M
All-time high$17.24-97% from peak · 2021-12-27
Bitkub Coin (KUB) is the native utility token of Bitkub, one of Thailand's largest cryptocurrency exchanges. In simple terms, it works like a rewards and discount token: holding KUB or using it on the platform can reduce trading fees and unlock other benefits within the Bitkub ecosystem. It runs on Bitkub Chain, the exchange's own blockchain network.
Frequently asked questions
What is Bitkub Coin and how is it different from Bitcoin?
KUB is an exchange utility token tied to the Bitkub platform and its Bitkub Chain network, while Bitcoin is a decentralized, standalone digital currency. KUB's main purpose is to power the Bitkub ecosystem — paying fees, staking, and interacting with decentralized apps on Bitkub Chain. Bitcoin, by contrast, is primarily a store of value and payment network.
How does Bitkub Coin work technically?
KUB operates on Bitkub Chain, a blockchain built for fast and low-cost transactions, and it uses a proof-of-stake style consensus mechanism. The token serves as fuel for the network: it pays transaction fees, secures the chain through staking, and lets developers deploy smart contracts and dApps. This makes it closer to tokens like BNB than to pure payment coins.
How is KUB's supply and emission structured?
Bitkub Coin has a fixed hard cap of 110,000,000 coins, meaning no more KUB can ever be created beyond that limit. This capped supply is a deliberate design choice that prevents unlimited inflation of the token. The exact circulating amount depends on releases and token usage over time, but the maximum is set in stone.
How can you store and use Bitkub Coin?
You can keep KUB in the Bitkub exchange wallet for convenience, or in a wallet that supports Bitkub Chain for more self-custody. Uses include paying trading fees at a discount, staking to earn rewards, and transacting with dApps built on Bitkub Chain. As with any crypto, moving tokens to a wallet you control the keys to is generally safer for long-term holding.