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About Kinesis Money

Kinesis is a global cryptocurrency exchange and utility platform that offers native real-world assets, sustainable yields, and the native stablecoin USD1, the third-largest USD-backed stablecoin by market capitalisation.

Through redistributing a 57.5% share of global transaction fee revenue back to users, Kinesis offers a monthly yield on its native real-world assets - gold (KAU) and silver (KAG) - with no requirement to stake or lock up assets. See our bi-annual physical audits. As all yields are derived from fee-generated revenue, Kinesis is the birthplace of sustainable yields.

The Kinesis platform offers USD1: a 1:1 USD-backed stablecoin with $12B in liquidity and attestations of reserves published monthly. Additionally, Kinesis makes native real-world assets - and cryptocurrency - globally accessible for everyday payments via the Kinesis card program.

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