KIKIRIKI - HOW IT WORKS
TOTAL TRANSPARENCY: UNDERSTANDING HOW COMMUNITY FLOWS
01. ENERGY IS FINITE
In Kikiriki, money is not printed out of thin air. Every user starts with 1,000 tokens (TKN).
This ensures that when an item climbs the ranking, it's because real users are moving their energy there, not because of system tricks.
02. THE WEIGHT OF HYPE
When you "support" something (a movie, a language, a meme), you are transferring your tokens to it. That object becomes "heavier" and climbs the rankings.
Why does the cost go up? Imagine a nightclub: if it's empty, getting in is easy. If everyone wants to enter at once, the price of admission goes up. The more tokens locked in an asset, the more it costs to get a piece of its popularity.
THE COMMUNITY POOL
Whenever someone decides to withdraw their support from an asset (sell), the system keeps a 1% management fee.
This fee belongs to no one: it goes to the Redistribution Pool, used to reward active players and refill the wallets of new "chicks" joining the coop.
THE TRUTH LEDGER
Deep inside Kikiriki, every move you make is written to a database using "atomic" operations.
What does this mean? It's impossible for your tokens to get lost or for the ranking to update incorrectly. Either the whole move happens, or nothing happens. Total technical transparency.
THE RHYTHM OF THE COOP
Kikiriki lives on activity. If you leave your tokens stagnant for weeks, the system assumes that energy is "asleep" and will slowly return it to the community pool.
Stay active, voice your opinion, switch sides, and keep the ranking moving!
03. MARKET PROTECTIONS
ANTI-WHALE PROTOCOL
To prevent massive manipulation by single actors, the Anti-Whale protocol limits the maximum amount you can buy in a single transaction.
You cannot purchase more than 5% of an asset's total supply in one go. Slow and steady wins the race.
ANTI-MONOPOLY PROTOCOL
Kikiriki is about the community, not individual dominance. The Anti-Monopoly protocol ensures diversity in ownership.
No single user is allowed to hold more than 50% of the total shares of any single asset. The crowd decides, not the individual.