Capital on call
Margin, payroll, or a better trade — leave when the world moves, not when a timer allows it.

Liquidity first · exit anytime
$KONUS folds earned fees into the share itself. When capital calls, you sell the full position — not a partial claim stuck on a timer.
Product moment
The warm line marks value you can take now. The stepped line waits for a settlement window. Force an exit between windows and the space between them is yours on Konus.
Konus exit
2.536 ETH
Vault locked
2.151 ETH
You keep
+0.385 ETH

Project token · exit liquidity as the feature
Open a position, let fees mark into the share price, and treat the token like inventory — movable whenever you need the capital back.
0xKONUSx…xxxxxx · pending deployPlaceholder CA — set TOKEN.mint and TOKEN.isLive in src/lib/token.ts after launch. Product CTAs already open /app.
Reprice, transfer, or exit without a ceremony.
Nothing sits in a side wallet waiting to vest.
They buy exposure — not a vault schedule.
Design principles
Four constraints we refuse to ship around — so the product stays honest under pressure.
Margin, payroll, or a better trade — leave when the world moves, not when a timer allows it.
Earned value lives in the share. No side pocket. No separate claim ticket.
Share price from contract storage. Integrators don’t underwrite an external feed.
OTC, pool, or peer — the path out is a trade, not an underwriting desk.
Exit Lab · interactive terminal
Set a deposit, pick a stress scenario, and force an exit before the schedule closes. Compare what Konus pays against a vault that only recognizes finished cycles.
Capital gets pulled mid-cycle. This is the product moment.
Unfinished cycle progress is written off in a schedule vault. Here it stays marked in the share.
Difference at forced exit — Konus vs schedule vault.
Start the simulation to stream blocks, epoch closes, and exits.
Warm line updates continuously. White stairs wait for closes. The vertical gap at your exit is the simulation's punchline.
The hidden cost
Rate tables look clean until urgency shows up. These four frictions are usually invisible in the brochure — and expensive in the wire.
Yield that only settles on a schedule you don't control.
Capital frozen between decision and receipt.
Your exit waits behind everyone else's urgency.
Partial cycles forfeited when you need out mid-stream.
The mechanic
Classic vaults separate “deposit” from “earned.” Konus collapses them so the thing you hold is already the full story.
“If it isn't in the share, it isn't in the position.”
Simpler mental model. Fewer ways to strand value.
Fees update the share. There’s no drip account you have to remember to claim.
If you leave before a cycle completes, you’re not abandoning a stub of progress.
Buyer and seller settle the entire exposure in one transfer.
They price the share — not your place in someone else’s unlock queue.
Who this talks to
They accept a lower rate today just to keep capital movable. Konus is how that preference shows up as a product — not a footnote in a risk memo.
Unplanned margin
When a call hits without warning, waiting on an unlock is the expensive part.
Balance-sheet mobility
Cash that must stay productive and still answer a board or runway need.
Inventory, not commitments
Positions that can be repriced, transferred, or unwound like stock on a shelf.
Distribution
Lending collateral asks a venue to underwrite you. A transferable share only asks that someone wants the other side of the trade.
List and trade $KONUS where retail already shows up.
Depth from market makers who treat the share like inventory.
Move a block without broadcasting a deposit or unlock request.
Someone buying exposure ready-made — not rebuilding a vault seat.
Liquidity graph
Once the position is a transferable object, it can route through public books, private size, or a buyer who just wants exposure — without rebuilding a vault seat each time.
Enter $KONUS
Peer liquidity
Desk transfer
Ready-made exposure
Sample transfer
Hand off the envelope → settle once
Buyer receives the sealed share. Seller is flat.
Net received
1.884 ETH
Market access
Infrastructure should disappear into the trade. The story is the position — not the plumbing required to hold it.
Wallets and explorers people already trust — no custom custody dance.
A listing surface where discovery and size can meet without a private club.
Once held, the share can leave the venue the same way it entered: as a transfer.
For integrators
There's no oracle in the redemption path. Anyone pricing the token has nothing external to underwrite. That's a much smaller ask than “trust our contracts as collateral” — and the reason this narrative can run before the audit while productive collateral can't.
Community
Launch notes, listing updates, and short explainers post first at @usekonus.
The honest constraint
Protocol freedom is not the same as deep books. Thin liquidity can still deliver a bad fill — even when nothing in the contract stops you from selling.
We'd rather say that here than pretend markets always cooperate.
Free to exit ≠ guaranteed price.Exit $KONUS