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# wKFX

In 2022 we have created a 'wrapped' KFX token on the Binance Smart Chain. The main reason for creating this token in addition to our KFX coin, is because the coin has a very limited supply. It would not be suitable as a utility token across multiple products. We decided to create a bep20 token with a maximum supply of **150.000.000** (150 million tokens). Being a bep20 token on the Binance Smart Chain, it is fully compatible with most token wallets (ie. MetaMask, Trustwallet, Nabox, etc). <br>

By using smartcontracts, a total of 83.500.000 tokens have been locked in five *vesting contracts.* For a period of five years, tokens will be automatically unlocked and made available for the team. Starting on January 1 2024 and ending on January 1 2028 a total of 16.700.000 tokens will be unlocked.

On BSC Scan you can find all the contract details and an overview of all the transactions and tokenholders: <https://bscscan.com/token/0xa9b1e2542024ac5527aff797469b57457bb12886>\
The wallets that contain the locked tokens, are named Vesting Contract 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.

the wKFX contract has been officially **audited** by the renowned blockchain auditor [**Solid Proof**](https://solidproof.io/)**.** A copy of the audit certificate can be downloaded [here](https://github.com/solidproof/projects/blob/main/KnoxFS/SmartContract_Audit_Solidproof_KnoxFS.pdf).


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