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KIM PAPER

High-level whitepaper outline for the Kim ecosystem.

  • Mission
  • Principles
  • Core Products (Denounce, Intelligence, Guess, Profiles)
  • Incentives & Reputation
  • Architecture
  • Data & Safety
  • Governance (Preview)
  • Roadmap
  • Legal & Ethical
  • Call to Action Making Web3 Security Mainstream by targeting the biggest threat in crypto

Preamble​

The promise of Web3—a decentralized, user-owned, and transparent internet—is currently undermined by a foundational crisis of trust. The ecosystem is rife with security vulnerabilities, sophisticated exploits, and pervasive scams that have resulted in billions of dollars in losses and have eroded user confidence. While innovation accelerates, the underlying security and trust architectures have failed to keep pace, leaving projects and their communities exposed to ever-escalating threats. This document outlines a vision for a new paradigm in Web3 security, a platform designed not merely to patch existing vulnerabilities but to re-architect the very foundation of digital trust, but build a cultulre of identifying threats, normalizing operational security and bringing together standards for excellence in a both advarserails and collbroate einvornment that is Web3, . The kim.fun platform, powered by the $KIM token, is proposed as a comprehensive solution to these fundamental challenges, integrating advanced technological verification with community-driven vigilance to create a more resilient and trustworthy decentralized future by targeting the biggest threat actor in the space .

The Trilemma of Web3 Security​

The current Web3 landscape is constrained by a persistent trilemma, forcing projects into a difficult trade-off between security, decentralization, and user experience. A platform that prioritizes a seamless user interface may compromise on security rigor. Conversely, a fortress-like protocol with maximal security often sacrifices usability and decentralization, creating friction and centralizing control. This compromise is the root cause of many of the vulnerabilities that plague the industry. Malicious actors, particularly sophisticated state-sponsored groups, have become adept at identifying and exploiting the weakest point in this trilemma, whether it be a technical flaw in a smart contract, a centralized point of failure in a protocol's administration, or the manipulation of an unsuspecting user. The result is an environment where even the most well-intentioned projects can become victims of catastrophic breaches.

About Our Solution

Kim.fun is a platform & ecosystem designed to identify North Korean hackers by requiring users to denounce Kim Jong-un through voice and text verification, serving as an API and a gamified ecosystem.

The platform combines psychological deterrence, technical verification, and community engagement to create an ecosystem that makes it difficult for North Korean operatives to infiltrate crypto projects, while raising awareness around the crypto industry and establishing standards across the state.