Transparency
Don't just take our word for it.
Every field below is either verified, stated by the project, or still unpublished. Nothing here is filled in with a plausible-looking number, and nothing is published before it has been checked.
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How to read this page
Verified on-chain
Checked against Solana blockchain data that anyone can reproduce in a public explorer.
Project statement
Stated by KLEAR. Not independently verified. Treat it as a claim, not as proof.
Not published yet
No verified value exists. The field is left empty rather than guessed.
Dashboard
Project status
This dashboard changes only when the underlying facts change. A field stays unverified until it can be reproduced from the blockchain or backed by a published document. Open any line to see where its value comes from and what its label means.
Last updated: 27 October 2026
Definitions
Fact, statement, review
An on-chain fact
Something the Solana blockchain records and anyone can read without trusting us: a mint address, a supply figure, a holder balance, or whether an authority is still active. You can check it yourself in a public explorer.
A project statement
Something KLEAR says about itself: plans, policies, intentions, commitments and explanations. It can be stated in good faith and still be wrong. It is not proof of anything on its own, and it is not a promise.
An independent review
A third-party examination with a published report and a stated scope. A review describes what was examined, when, and against which risks. It is not a guarantee, and a scope that excludes something is not a clean bill of health for it.
How we label
Disclosures
Creator wallet disclosures
Any wallet controlled by the project, or by a person behind it in connection with it, is material information.
We will publish wallet addresses, the role each wallet plays and, where possible, the evidence that ties a wallet to the project. We will not publish personal information about anyone without their consent, and we will not imply that publishing an address proves who controls it.
Until a wallet is published on this page, treat any claim about KLEAR's "team wallets", "insider holdings" or "dev wallets" as unverified — including claims made by people who appear to support the project.
Current status
Supply
Token supply and allocation
Supply and allocation are checkable on-chain once a token exists, which is why they belong here rather than in a graphic.
We will publish total supply, circulating supply, the allocation split between creator, treasury, liquidity and the public, and the addresses that hold those allocations. Percentages without addresses are not a disclosure.
No supply, allocation or holder figure is stated on this website, because no token has been created and verified. When it exists, the figures will be read from the chain and the source will be named next to them.
Control
Token authority status
Mint authority and freeze authority are the two control settings that matter most on a Solana token.
An active mint authority can create more tokens, which dilutes existing holders. An active freeze authority can freeze token accounts, which can prevent people from moving what they hold. Both statuses are visible on the token account itself, so both will be stated here with a link to the account you can check them in.
Neither status has been verified for KLEAR, because no token account has been published.
Important limitation
Liquidity
Liquidity arrangements and their limits
Liquidity determines whether a holder can actually sell, which makes it the single most consequential arrangement a small token has.
If liquidity exists, we will publish how much there is, who provided it, how it is held and whether anything restricts its removal. We will not describe liquidity as locked or burned without verifiable evidence, and we will name the source of that evidence.
Where a lock exists, we will state the provider, the amount, the unlock date and any conditions attached to it — because a lock with an unlock clause is not permanent liquidity, and presenting it as permanent would mislead the people relying on it.
Current status
Treasury
Treasury holdings and transactions
If the project holds a treasury, those holdings and the movements out of them are the clearest available evidence of what money is spent on.
If a treasury exists, we will publish its addresses and a periodic summary of significant transactions, including anything paid to the creator or to any connected person. If no treasury exists, we will say that plainly rather than leaving the question open to interpretation.
No treasury is published at present, and no treasury policy has been confirmed.
Policy
Changes to project policies
A commitment is only worth something if changing it is visible.
When a policy on this website changes — a principle, a disclosure commitment, a risk statement or a legal page — the change will be recorded with a date, a short description of what changed and why. We will not backfill the history, quietly reword a commitment, or remove an entry because it has become awkward.
If an earlier statement turns out to have been wrong, we will say so and correct it in public.
Security
Independent security reviews
An independent review is a third-party examination published with its scope, not a badge.
No independent security review has been completed for KLEAR, so this project is not described on this website as audited, verified or safe. If a review is commissioned, we will publish the report itself, name the reviewer, and state clearly what was in scope, what was out of scope and when it was carried out.
Record
Update history
27 October 2026
Added
Wallet and treasury policy fields published as unpublished
Founder holdings, disclosed creator wallets, the founder selling policy, treasury and community allocations and the treasury spending policy now each have a published entry. All five are marked not published, because no token and no allocation exist yet, and each states exactly what will be published — and what a published address still would not prove.
27 October 2026
Added
Launch readiness tracker published
Nine checks that have to be true before anyone is asked to interact with a token are now listed publicly, each labelled published, in preparation or not started. The count at the top of that page only includes items that are actually visible on this website today.
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