KINDRED
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Getting started/Overview
KINDRED PRODUCT GUIDE
Kindred combines a cinematic cultural experience with a read-only wallet memory tool for Robinhood Chain. This guide explains what the product currently does, how privacy choices work, and where each result comes from.
Getting started/The cinematic story
THE EXPERIENCE
The public landing experience follows the Lantern Keeper through a scroll-led film. Scrolling controls the visual journey while the soundtrack continues independently after the visitor chooses to enter with sound.
The film follows page progress, allowing the visitor to pause, continue or move back through the chapters.
Sound begins only after the visitor enters. It can be turned off from the persistent header control.
A reduced-motion option keeps the story usable for visitors who prefer fewer animated transitions.
Kindred Memory/Kindred Memory
THE UTILITY
Kindred Memory turns indexed public wallet activity into a structured account of paths, patterns and token encounters. A visitor chooses a wallet address, date range and visibility before an analysis begins.
Kindred Memory/Wallet analysis
WHAT THE RECORD SHOWS
A plain-language description derived from activity in the selected range. It describes observed behavior and is not a permanent identity.
Highlights destinations and token routes revisited by the wallet.
Finds token amounts that substantially moved into and later out of the wallet. Transfers are not automatically treated as trades.
Summarizes timing, rapid follow-ups, re-entries and recurring activity.
Groups activity into periods so changes in pace and token breadth are easier to see.
Where verified pool data permits, compares a historical sale with a current onchain value. It states assumptions and does not treat opportunity cost as a realized loss.
Breaks a position into the separate acquisitions that built it, oldest first. Purchases show what was paid. A token that arrived by transfer carries no price on this chain, so Kindred reports the absence and names the sending address rather than estimating a cost. No acquisition is marked as sold.
Creator tax and protocol fee, read from the bonding curve record of each purchase rather than calculated from a published rate, and shown in the asset that paid. After a token graduates from its curve the amount is no longer readable, so Kindred reports the rate and says the amount is not available.
Lists token encounters with direction, frequency and last observed date. Contract addresses can be copied inline or opened in the explorer.
Tests a cooling period against past actions after a failed transaction. It is a historical simulation, not a recommendation.
Kindred Memory/Decision Memory
PRIVATE OWNER TOOLS
Anyone may inspect public blockchain activity. Saving personal notes and chapters requires the connected wallet to prove ownership with a free message signature.
A verification signature authenticates the wallet for the session. It is not a transaction, token approval or permission to move assets.
Kindred Memory/Kindred Watch
REMEMBERED TOKENS
Verified wallet owners can remember selected tokens and ask Kindred to compare later conditions with the stored baseline.
Choose whether renewed activity should be measured after one week, two weeks, one month, three months or one year of quiet.
Select balanced, sensitive or major-change monitoring.
Current checks cover material balance, value, price, activity, liquidity and supported Pons-stage changes.
Signals appear inside the verified wallet area. Optional browser notifications can surface unread signals while the site is open.
A signal reports an observed change. It does not recommend buying, holding or selling.
Kindred Memory/Across the Kindred
ACROSS THE KINDRED
After $KINDRED launches, eligible holders may opt into Recognition. It reports delayed, banded overlap only after a privacy-safe cohort exists, without publishing who holds what.
Trust/Privacy and ownership
PRIVACY AND OWNERSHIP
No public profile or share link is created. Public chain data still has to be requested from the analysis service.
A nonce-bound message signature proves control of the selected wallet before private owner tools are unlocked.
A public link is created only after the verified owner chooses to publish that memory.
The downloaded card excludes the wallet address, balances, holdings and private notes.
Trust/Data and accuracy
DATA AND ACCURACY
Kindred summarizes indexed blockchain records. Token names and symbols can be imitated, providers can lag, and complex protocol activity may not map cleanly to a buy or sale. Results therefore include contract links, source notes and qualification language.
Trust/The token
THE TOKEN
$KINDRED is Kindred’s token on Robinhood Chain. This page records what anyone can check on chain: the official contract, the supply, how it launched and trades, and where the team’s tokens are held.
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Official contract | 0x14baa3ecbf548c529bcc89d83a959c81e849d220 |
| Network | Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663) |
| Name and ticker | KINDRED / $KINDRED, 18 decimals |
| Total supply | 1,000,000,000 |
| Launched | 17 October 2026, 00:10 UTC (block 90,495,428), on Pons |
| Creator tax | 0% |
This is the only official $KINDRED contract. A token with the same name or ticker at any other address is not Kindred’s, and Kindred will never message you a different address. Copy it from this site rather than retyping it.
Pons launches every token on a bonding curve: the price moves along the curve as people buy and sell. The launch set graduation at 4.20 ETH; once that much has gone into the curve, trading moves to a regular pool. While $KINDRED is on the curve, the official chart is its Pons page.
In the launch transaction, the deployer wallet bought 76,212,471 KINDRED (7.62% of supply). All of it has since moved into four places, and the deployer wallet now holds none.
| Purpose | Amount | Where |
|---|---|---|
| TreasuryKindred’s long-term reserve. Moves rarely, and only for the project. | 31,812,471 | Safe multisig, 2 of 30xc319…f82E ↗ |
| Ecosystem and partnershipsIntegrations, collaborations and partnerships. | 22,000,000 | Safe multisig, 2 of 30xc0eE…DD95 ↗ |
| Community rewardsRewards and giveaways for people who use Kindred. | 12,000,000 | Safe multisig, 2 of 30x5801…a436 ↗ |
| Team and contributorsThe people building Kindred. | 10,400,000 | PinkLock, lock #1001467View the lock |
Each Safe needs two of its three signers to approve any transaction, so no single person or key can move those tokens. The team’s 10,400,000 are held by the PinkLock contract: nothing is released before 19 April 2027, 12:00 UTC; then 10%, and 7.5% every 30 days after, until all is released around April 2028. The lock’s owner can add tokens or extend its dates, but cannot release them early.
getOwners returns the three signers and getThreshold returns 2. The Safe contract code is verified there.Holding $KINDRED is not a promise of any feature, value, listing or return. Kindred does not describe any use for the token until that use has been reviewed and published here. Nothing on this page is investment advice. Digital assets are volatile and may lose all of their value.
Figures on this page were read from the chain on 17 October 2026. The chain itself is always the final record.
Trust/Fees and burns
FEES AND BURNS
$KINDRED launched on 17 October 2026 with a 0% creator tax, as its Pons launch record shows. Traders pay the standard Pons trading fee and no additional Kindred tax.
Pons divides its standard trading fee according to the fee policy attached to the launch. Any share credited to the creator is paid to the creator-fee recipient recorded at launch. Pons protects that recipient with a three-day timelock: a change takes effect only three days after it is requested, so it cannot be redirected quietly. With a 0% creator tax, creator fees may be small.
Kindred buys back and burns $KINDRED as it goes, funded by creator fees and by team funds. The creator wallet buys KINDRED on the open market and calls burn() on the tokens it bought. A successful burn reduces totalSupply directly.
Amounts and timing are not fixed in advance, and there is no schedule. Each buyback and burn is listed on this page after it happens, with the amount spent, the tokens burned and links to the transactions.
Pons’ automatic protocol buyback is not enabled for this launch; the launch record shows it switched off. Every burn listed here is a Kindred buyback.
| Purpose | Address |
|---|---|
| Creator walletDeployed $KINDRED; carries out buybacks and burns. | 0xD69d…F8fc ↗ |
| Creator-fee recipientAs recorded in the Pons launch record. | 0x0f55…D325 ↗ |
The creator wallet is an operational wallet, not a dead address. A burn is complete only when the token contract’s burn() transaction succeeds and totalSupply is reduced. Sending tokens to a dead address is not a burn, and Kindred does not count it as one.
None yet. This list reads the creator wallet on chain and updates by itself, so every buyback and burn appears here once it has happened.
Kindred does not claim that a buyback or burn raises the price of anything. It is a stated use of creator fees and team funds, and that is all it is.
Buybacks are never timed around a team sale or an announcement, and the creator wallet is not used for other trading. Nothing is borrowed against future fees.
Reference/Roadmap
ROADMAP
Kindred is being built as an evolving memory for an onchain life. The next chapters will deepen personal context, strengthen meaningful signals and let the collective grow without giving up the individual.
Everything below is live and documented. Each one can be read in full, and used, now.
| Capability | Status |
|---|---|
| Kindred MemoryA wallet’s public history, made legible. | LIVE |
| Wallet analysisPatterns, paths and token lifecycles across a chosen range. | LIVE |
| Decision MemoryWhy you moved, kept privately beside what happened next. | LIVE |
| Kindred WatchPrivate monitoring for tokens you asked it to remember. | LIVE |
| Across the KindredWhere your record overlaps with others, counts only. Built and documented; it begins reporting once the Kindred contract is published and a privacy-safe cohort exists. | AFTER LAUNCH |
| Theme | Status |
|---|---|
| Deeper MemoryMore than a history. Patterns gain meaning as the record grows. | EXPLORING |
| Better SignalsContext before noise. Changes worth revisiting, explained with evidence. | EXPLORING |
| The CollectiveShared without exposure. Community perspective designed around privacy. | EXPLORING |
Future development is exploratory. Scope and timing may change. Nothing on this page is a commitment to a date, an order of delivery, or a particular mechanism. When something is finished it is documented in the sections above and can be checked rather than believed.
Reference/Questions
QUESTIONS
No. Wallet analysis is read-only. Ownership verification uses a signed message and does not authorize a transaction or token approval.
Yes. Blockchain activity is public. Private notes, saved chapters, monitoring and publishing controls require ownership verification.
No. It means Kindred does not create a public Kindred profile or share link for the reading. The underlying blockchain record remains public.
No. Kindred explains historical records and observed changes. It does not predict prices or tell users what to buy or sell.
No. Pons does not allocate supply to a creator. The whole supply enters the curve at launch and the project’s position is bought on the same terms as any other buyer, through the atomic developer buy in the Pons launch interface. There is no pre-mine.
Kindred intends to set its creator tax to 0%. Any creator share of the standard Pons fee is credited through the Pons fee escrow to the confirmed fee recipient. Pons’ built-in buyback vault locks tokens under its vesting rules; it does not burn them. Kindred may separately use an announced portion of received creator fees for manual market buybacks followed by an onchain burn(). No allocation percentage is fixed yet. See Fees and burns for the structure and published addresses.
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