Kamino

Kamino is a decentralized finance application built on the Solana blockchain that combines lending, liquidity provision, and leveraged strategies into a single protocol. It was originally designed to make providing concentrated liquidity as simple as possible through one-click, auto-compounding strategies, and has since expanded to offer a broader suite of DeFi tools. The protocol is aimed at users who want to earn yield or borrow against digital assets without managing multiple separate platforms.

Kamino operates on Solana, inheriting that network's consensus and settlement infrastructure rather than running its own. Within the protocol, users can deposit assets to earn yield through automated liquidity strategies, lend assets to borrowers, or apply leverage to their positions. The KMNO token is the protocol's native asset and exists within this ecosystem, though the data stored here does not detail its specific governance or fee-sharing mechanics beyond its supply and market figures.

The data held on this site does not include a fee revenue stream for Kamino, so fee-based measures such as protocol income or fee yields cannot be calculated or displayed here. What is recorded is that roughly 54.0 percent of the 10,000,000,000 maximum supply of KMNO is currently circulating, leaving approximately 85.6 percent of the total supply not yet in circulation relative to the circulating base — a figure described as the dilution overhang. The fully diluted valuation stands at 1.86 times the current market capitalisation of approximately 160,464,893 USD, reflecting the gap between tokens already issued and those that may eventually enter circulation.