About KLEAR
Why KLEAR exists
KLEAR starts with a simple idea: the people launching a token should be clear about what they are creating, what they control and what participants should understand before taking part.
Principles
Our principles
- 01
Clarity over hype
We aim to communicate in plain English, disclose material information and avoid unsupported claims. If something is unknown, we say so rather than implying that it has been handled.
- 02
Accountability over anonymity theatre
Where appropriate, we will disclose relevant creator-controlled wallets, token allocations and material changes. We will not publish personal information without consent, and we will not pretend that a pseudonymous project has been fully doxxed when it has not.
- 03
No deliberate rug pulls
The project's ethical commitment is not to deliberately deceive participants, not to abandon stated responsibilities while concealing that intention, and not to intentionally engineer a rug pull.
- 04
Verification over trust
We encourage users to check blockchain data and independent sources rather than rely solely on our statements. Everything we publish should be reproducible by someone who does not trust us.
- 05
Risks stated openly
A responsible project must explain that tokens can lose value and that no slogan can guarantee safety. Risk information sits on the same website as the marketing, not in a footer nobody reads.
KLEAR's principles are commitments to be tested by our actions, not proof of future performance.
Limits
What this page does not claim
This page deliberately does not name founders, team members, partners or a founding date, because none has been confirmed and published. We will not invent a project history to look established, and we will not present a pseudonymous project as if it had been fully identified.
Where information about a person or a wallet is published, it is published with consent, and only when it materially affects what a participant should know.
No unverified claims