BUILT ON HYPEREVM

Buy $AK
Earn $KNTQ

Every trade pays the people holding. No staking, no lockup, no forms.

0x4e43db428a4e1452ea697baf8884de12d9fb2cc5
$AK mcap
KNTQ you earn this
1BTotal supply
0%Team allocation
LockedLiquidity, forever
FrozenTerms, at birth

How holders earn

Three steps, and you only do the first one.

1

Hold $AK

Your wallet balance is your claim. Nothing to stake, nothing to lock, no minimum bag.

2

Every trade pays you

1.80% of each buy and sell streams to holders in KNTQ. See every payout.

3

Stake the KNTQ

One link takes you to Kinetiq's staking page. Stake for sKNTQ and earn protocol revenue.

3% per trade Charged on every buy and sell, forever. Here's the split.
1.80% to AK holders 0.77% to signal.family 0.43% to Project X

Get started

Two links. That's the whole thing.

STEP ONE

Buy $AK on Signal

Sign in with Google, X or email and a wallet is made for you on the spot — or connect the one you already use. Fund it with HYPE and tap buy.

Buy on Signal Prefer to swap yourself? Project X · always check the address first
STEP TWO

Stake your KNTQ

KNTQ arrives on its own as the pool trades. This link drops you straight on Kinetiq's KNTQ staking page — stake it for sKNTQ and earn a share of the protocol's revenue.

Stake KNTQ on Kinetiq Also holding HYPE? Stake it for kHYPE on the same site.

Questions

Do I have to stake $AK to earn?

No. Holding is the whole job — the fee stream reads your balance directly. Staking only comes in later, once you decide what to do with the KNTQ you've earned.

Why am I paid in KNTQ?

Because the pool is AK/KNTQ. On Signal, a token that pays its holders pays them in whatever it's paired with, and the fee never changes asset on its way to you.

When do payouts land?

A keeper pushes them every few minutes and covers the gas, or you can claim directly any time. $AK's page on Signal prints what the chain's receipts say was actually paid.

Is the liquidity really locked?

The whole supply opened as one position minted into a locker contract that has no withdraw function in its bytecode. It isn't a timelock or a promise — there is no code to call.

How do I avoid getting scammed?

There is one contract address and it's at the top of this page. Check it character by character before every swap. Nobody needs your seed phrase, and any support link sent to you privately is a theft attempt.

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