Prepare a Kaspa wallet
Use a wallet supported by KRON, keep its recovery phrase offline, and make sure the active network is Kaspa mainnet. KOOK does not require MetaMask or a bridge.
OPEN VERIFIED MARKETThe old MetaMask bridge tutorial is retired. The new KOOK recipe is native Kaspa L1: prepare a compatible wallet, verify the official launch identity, then trade through KRON.
7ff8c8810f64844915fff6c1f18b108c400e5ea4cecde778d77f6f652057f051.These checks are stored only in this browser. Completing them does not connect a wallet or send anything anywhere.
KRON’s interface may evolve, but these security boundaries should not.
Use a wallet supported by KRON, keep its recovery phrase offline, and make sure the active network is Kaspa mainnet. KOOK does not require MetaMask or a bridge.
OPEN VERIFIED MARKETKRON trades use KAS for the purchase and network fees. Start conservatively, keep reserve KAS for fees, and never move funds because a stranger sent instructions.
Match covenant ID 7ff8c8810f64844915fff6c1f18b108c400e5ea4cecde778d77f6f652057f051 and genesis transaction 84805a0194b0fa60553a3f0f0f70ce966b70d5ec6d92271f2af2a5425016c39f—not the old EVM address.
Check the token, amount, quoted output, slippage, protocol fees, network fee, and destination before signing. Small trades can pay a high effective fee because covenant transactions have fixed-cost floors.
If an old screenshot tells you to bridge, add Kasplex, or paste the previous EVM address, it is not the relaunch flow.
No support agent, admin, wallet, or DEX needs your recovery words.
Verify the complete covenant ID and destination, not the first and last few characters.
Read the wallet prompt, quote, fee impact, and token identity before approval.
Scammers impersonate admins. Return to the official website instead.
KRON covenants and Kaspa tooling are new. Non-custodial does not mean risk-free.
Blockchain transactions are irreversible. A thirty-second verification beats a permanent mistake.
Yes. KOOK is live on Kaspa mainnet and registry verified on KRON. Use only the full official covenant ID shown on this page.
No. KOOK uses a native Kaspa L1 flow with a compatible Kaspa wallet and KRON.
The recommended first release sends users to KOOK’s verified KRON page. An embedded swap may follow after the launch and integration are tested.
Covenant transactions are large and use multiple minimum-value fee outputs. Review the actual KRON quote; the effective percentage can be much higher on small amounts.
On this domain, the official KOOK social accounts, KRON’s verified registry, and a Kaspa explorer. The full values should match.
The market is live. Review the official identifier, KRON quote, and fee impact before every signature.