Tokenomics
Klara Tokenomics ($KLARA)
A structured and sustainable token economy for the Klara Protocol.
The tokenomics model is built to reward long term users, incentivize real ecosystem activity, and maintain stability as Klara scales globally.
This model avoids unrealistic emissions or hyperinflation seen in failed projects. Instead, it balances utility, rewards, governance, and treasury health.
Below is the full breakdown.
1. Token Overview
Item | Value |
|---|---|
Name | Klara Token |
Symbol | KLARA |
Token Type | Utility and Governance |
Blockchain | Multi chain (Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Solana) |
Total Supply | 100,000,000 KLARA |
Initial Circulating Supply | 11,000,000 KLARA (11 percent) |
Fully Diluted Market Cap | Based on market pricing after launch |
Token Model | Fixed Supply + Emission Schedule |
Contract Type | Upgradeable module with governance control |
The total supply is capped permanently.
No minting beyond the maximum supply.
2. Allocation Breakdown
A sustainable allocation across all ecosystem components.
Category | Allocation | Tokens | Vesting |
|---|---|---|---|
Community Rewards | 30 percent | 30,000,000 | 5 years, gradual emissions |
Staking & Liquidity | 20 percent | 25,000,000 | Linear unlock over 4 years |
Team & Founders | 15 percent | 15,000,000 | 1 year cliff, 3 year vesting |
Treasury | 15 percent | 15,000,000 | DAO controlled, gradual unlock |
Partnerships & Ecosystem | 10 percent | 10,000,000 | 2 year linear vesting |
Public Sale | 5 percent | 5,000,000 | Fully unlocked on TGE |
Total Supply: 100,000,000 KLARA
This model ensures that the majority of tokens go to users and long term incentives rather than insiders.
3. Emission Schedule
Emissions are designed to reward real participation, not speculation.
Key principles:
• emissions reduce gradually over time
• staking rewards peak early and slow down as ecosystem stabilizes
• community allocation lasts 5 full years
• no sudden inflation events
Emission Curve (Yearly)
Year | Emission Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
Year 1 | 18M | High growth year, reward early adopters |
Year 2 | 15M | Stabilization phase |
Year 3 | 12M | Mature system scaling |
Year 4 | 8M | Focus on loyalty and staking |
Year 5 | 5M | Minimal emissions, mostly governance based |
Year 6+ | 0M | No new emissions, supply is fixed |
4. Utility Breakdown
The KLARA token is fully integrated into the protocol.
4.1 Staking Utility
Staking KLARA unlocks:
• fee reductions
• higher credit limits
• better liquidation thresholds
• increased reward multipliers
• early access to new features
• governance voting power
Staking also stabilizes long term token value.
4.2 Rewards Integration
KLARA tokens fuel the loyalty engine.
• convert Klara Points into KLARA
• seasonal reward pools
• referral bonuses
• long term user achievements
• cross chain rewards for deposits
The goal is to reward users for activity, not idle holding.
4.3 Governance
Token holders can vote on:
• adding new collateral types
• adjusting health ratios
• introducing new networks
• treasury spending proposals
• reward emission updates
• liquidation safety parameters
Klara evolves with its community.
4.4 Payment Utility (Future)
In later stages:
• KLARA can pay for premium features
• business accounts may require KLARA staking
• merchant partners may offer cashback in KLARA
This expands usefulness beyond governance.
5. Treasury Structure
The Treasury receives:
• platform fees
• a portion of liquidation fees
• a portion of partner incentives
• ecosystem revenue share
• governance approved donations
• unused points conversion overflow
Treasury Usage
Category | % of Treasury Spend |
|---|---|
Development | 40 percent |
Liquidity Support | 25 percent |
Grants & Ecosystem | 20 percent |
Marketing & Growth | 10 percent |
Emergency Reserve | 5 percent |
The treasury is fully governed by KLARA holders after decentralization.
6. Token Value Loop
A healthy token economy requires continuous feedback.
Here is how KLARA maintains sustainable value:
Users deposit collateral.
They spend using Klara Cards.
Spending generates loyalty points.
Points convert into KLARA.
Users stake KLARA for rewards and fee reduction.
Staking reduces circulating supply.
Stakers gain governance power.
Governance improves protocol stability.
A stable protocol attracts more users.
More users create more adoption and fees.
Treasury gathers value and redistributes incentives.
Loop strengthens as user base grows.
A value loop without weak points.
7. Token Release Schedule
A detailed token unlocking timeline.
Category | TGE Unlock | Month 6 | Year 1 | Year 2 | Year 3 | Year 4 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Community Rewards | 2 percent | 5 percent | 12 percent | 22 percent | 32 percent | 100 percent at year 5 |
Staking & Liquidity | 0 percent | 5 percent | 20 percent | 45 percent | 70 percent | 100 percent |
Team & Founders | 0 percent | 0 percent | 25 percent | 50 percent | 75 percent | 100 percent |
Treasury | 10 percent | 20 percent | 35 percent | 55 percent | 75 percent | 100 percent |
Partnerships | 5 percent | 15 percent | 35 percent | 60 percent | 80 percent | 100 percent |
Private Sale | 0 percent | 15 percent | 50 percent | 100 percent | 100 percent | 100 percent |
Public Sale | 100 percent | 100 percent | 100 percent | 100 percent | 100 percent | 100 percent |
This table keeps investor confidence stable and prevents sudden supply shocks.
8. Expected Initial Circulation
At TGE, only the following enter circulation:
Source | Circulating Tokens |
|---|---|
Public Sale | 5,000,000 |
Treasury (partial) | 1,500,000 |
Community Airdrop | 2,000,000 |
Market Liquidity | 1,750,000 |
Initial Circulating Supply:
11,000,000 KLARA (11 percent of total supply)
This maintains scarcity while giving liquidity for early trading and staking.
9. Long Term Token Stability
Klara prevents inflation and long term dilution through:
• capped supply
• halving style emission decline
• staking lockups
• buyback and burn options (future governance vote)
• controlled treasury spending
• emission linked to ecosystem activity
The tokenomics model is not hype driven but utility driven, built for a real financial product with real spending and real users.