Total supply
2,200,000,000 KIRO
Max. supply
2,200,000,000 KIRO
Kirobo (KIRO)
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Kirobo (KIRO) is a cryptocurrency project built around making crypto transfers safer and reversible. The idea is simple: instead of hoping you pasted the right wallet address, Kirobo's technology lets the sender keep control of funds until the recipient confirms the transfer — so a mistake doesn't mean money is gone forever. The project's native token carries the ticker KIRO.
Frequently asked questions
What is Kirobo and how is it different from other crypto projects?
Kirobo focuses on transaction protection rather than being just another payment coin. Its core feature is 'retrievable transfers': the sender can cancel or correct a transaction before the recipient picks it up, which addresses one of crypto's oldest pain points — irreversible mistakes. Most projects concentrate on speed or fees, while Kirobo targets safety of transfers.
How does Kirobo's technology work?
Kirobo uses a system where an outgoing transfer is locked with a code: the funds leave the sender's wallet but aren't fully released until the recipient enters the correct code. Until that moment, the sender can retrieve the funds, effectively acting like an 'undo button' for crypto. The solution is designed to work on top of existing blockchains rather than replacing them.
What is the token emission and supply structure of KIRO?
KIRO is an ERC-20 token issued on the Ethereum blockchain, which means its total supply is fixed in the smart contract and fully transparent to anyone. Like most token-based projects, the distribution typically covers development, ecosystem incentives, and team allocations. For exact current supply figures, it's best to check the token's contract on a block explorer, since that data is always verifiable on-chain.
How can I store and use KIRO tokens?
Since KIRO is an Ethereum-based token, any wallet that supports ERC-20 assets works — MetaMask, Trust Wallet, hardware wallets like Ledger, and most exchange accounts. To use the project's transfer-protection features, you'd interact with Kirobo's own apps, which are built around safe sending and receiving. As always with crypto, keep your private keys offline and never share your seed phrase.