Market cap
$19.49K
-0.14 %
Volume (24h)
$67.3
-0.14 %
Circulating supply
86,408 KP4R
Total supply
100,000 KP4R
Keep4r (KP4R)
$ 0.23
-0.14 %
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updated $0Market cap$19.49K
Volume 24h$67.3
Circulating supply86.41K
Keep4r (KP4R) is a decentralized protocol inspired by Keep3r Network, designed to connect projects that need external help with 'keepers' — independent actors who perform automated tasks like harvesting rewards or liquidating positions. In simple terms, it's a job marketplace for on-chain automation, and KP4R is the token that powers it.
Frequently asked questions
What is Keep4r and how is it different from other crypto projects?
Keep4r is a community-driven fork of Keep3r Network, the protocol created by Andre Cronje. Its core idea is the same: projects post jobs that require off-chain execution, and keepers complete them in exchange for rewards. The main difference is that KP4R is a separate token with its own contract, launched independently of the original.
How does the Keep4r technology work?
Keep4r runs on Ethereum-compatible smart contracts. Projects register 'jobs' on the protocol, and keepers — bots or individuals — monitor the chain and execute those jobs when conditions are met, such as a vault needing harvest. Keepers are paid for their work, which creates a permissionless automation economy without centralized intermediaries.
How is KP4R token issuance structured?
KP4R was launched as a fair distribution token with no premine or founder allocation, following the spirit of community forks. New supply is tied to bonding mechanisms where users provide liquidity or collateral to mint KP4R, rather than a fixed inflation schedule. This makes emission model-driven instead of purely time-based.
How can I store and use KP4R?
Since KP4R is an ERC-20 token, any Ethereum-compatible wallet like MetaMask or a hardware wallet works for storage. Beyond holding, you can use KP4R to bond as a keeper and qualify for jobs on the network, or provide it as liquidity on decentralized exchanges. Always verify the official contract address before interacting with the token.