Kaito is a Web3 information and analytics platform that uses AI to index and organize crypto research, social posts, governance discussions, news and other public sources. KAITO is the platform’s Base token; Kaito’s staking FAQ describes staking KAITO for sKAITO, which can be used for holder voting in Kaito Connect. Kaito’s “mindshare” views measure a topic’s share of attention within a selected comparison set, so they are research signals rather than proof of adoption, accuracy or positive sentiment.
| Metric | CoinGecko snapshot |
|---|---|
| Ticker | KAITO |
| Price | $0.2537 USD |
| Market capitalization | $61.26M USD |
| 24-hour change | +4.0% |
| Circulating supply | 241.389M KAITO |
| Maximum supply | 1B KAITO |
| Network | Base (ERC-20) |
| Contract | 0x98d0baa52b2d063e780de12f615f963fe8537553 |
What the platform does
Kaito presents products for Web3 search, market intelligence and attention analysis. Its mindshare metric is calculated as a subject’s tracked attention divided by attention for the comparison group over a chosen period. It can help users notice which subjects are being discussed, but it does not measure sales, product use or whether posts are true. Kaito’s own terms also caution that its user generated analysis and digital asset information may be incomplete or inaccurate.
KAITO tokenomics
CoinGecko reports a maximum supply of 1 billion KAITO. KAITO is an ERC-20 token on Base. Staking converts KAITO to sKAITO; the official FAQ says sKAITO can participate in Kaito Connect voting and staking rewards. The FAQ’s product rules can change, so consult the current official interface before relying on a particular voting or reward feature.
Limits and risks
Attention scores depend on the sources, classifications, period and comparison group selected by a platform. They can move when a topic attracts criticism or controversy and should not be read as a sentiment score. AI generated summaries can also misclassify or omit context. Use Kaito as one discovery tool and verify material claims against original sources.
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- Are Points Programs Just Airdrops With Better Marketing?
- Why DAO Governance Votes Often Fall Short — and Why Protocols Still Use Them
- What Is Tokenomics — And Why It Determines Whether a Crypto Project Survives
Sources
- Kaito — Web3 Information Platform — Kaito describes its search and intelligence products and the public information sources they cover.
- Kaito Connect FAQ — Staking Mechanics — The official FAQ explains KAITO staking, sKAITO, voting and reward mechanics.
- Kaito Studio — What Is Mindshare? — This article defines mindshare as attention share and explains why it differs from market share or sentiment.
- CoinGecko — KAITO — CoinGecko provides the dated token market, network and supply snapshot.