KiiChain

KiiChain is a Layer 2 scaling network that sits within both the BNB Chain and Mantle ecosystems, positioning itself as a smart contract platform designed to extend the capacity of underlying base chains. Its stated purpose is to allow developers and users to run applications with lower cost and higher throughput than would be possible directly on the base layer. The native token for this network is KII.

KiiChain is classified as a Layer 2 protocol, meaning it processes transactions off the main chain and periodically settles results back to it, though the specific consensus algorithm and block time are not recorded in the available data. The network sits within both the BNB Chain and Mantle ecosystems, suggesting it may inherit security properties from one or both of those foundations. KII serves as the native token within the system, likely used for transaction fees and network participation, though the precise mechanics are not detailed in the data held here.

The data stored for KiiChain does not include a fee stream, meaning there are no recorded figures for protocol revenue, fee collection, or fee distribution between token holders and the network. Because of this absence, fee-based measures that this site might calculate for other assets cannot be applied here. What the data does show is a fully diluted valuation that is approximately 5.1 times the current market capitalisation, reflecting the ratio of total possible supply to circulating supply at this point in time. Roughly 19.6 percent of the maximum supply of 1,800,000,000 KII is currently in circulation, leaving approximately 410 percent of the circulating supply still to enter the market, a figure recorded as the supply pending percentage.