Volume (24h)
$18.56
0.51 %
Total supply
100,000,000 KEL
KelVPN (KEL)
$ 0.00
0.51 %
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KelVPN (KEL) is the native token of KelVPN, a decentralized virtual private network built on blockchain technology. In simple terms, it's a VPN service where traffic is routed through a distributed network of nodes instead of a single company's servers, and the KEL token powers payments and incentives inside that ecosystem.
Frequently asked questions
What is KelVPN and how is it different from a regular VPN?
KelVPN is a decentralized VPN service that runs on a blockchain network rather than on servers owned by one company. Traditional VPNs require you to trust a single provider with your traffic, while KelVPN distributes that trust across independent network nodes. The KEL token is used to pay for the service and reward node operators.
How does the KelVPN network work technically?
KelVPN is built on Cellframe technology, which uses a post-quantum architecture designed to resist future attacks from quantum computers. Traffic is encrypted and routed through multiple nodes in a way that no single node sees both the source and the destination. The network uses its own consensus mechanism to coordinate nodes and validate service payments.
How is the KEL token supply and emission structured?
KEL has a fixed maximum supply, meaning no new tokens can be minted beyond the hard cap. Tokens are distributed through network rewards, ecosystem development, and allocations to the team and early backers. For exact current circulating figures, check the live market data on this page rather than static sources.
Where and how can you store KEL tokens?
Since KEL is built on the Cellframe infrastructure, it can be stored in the official Cellframe wallet, which supports the network's native chain. It's also traded on select exchanges, so you can keep it in a trading account if you only need it there. For long-term holding, a non-custodial wallet where you control the private keys is the safer option.