KOREMINER
Nothing runs faster on four legs. The pit dropped slow clocks.
The cut
Bitcoin set a number and a clock. Keeta cut a different tunnel. A token here is native, and one block can carry a whole crew of transfers. The picks are not a picture of work. They are the work.
What KORE is
KORE is the ore, native on Keeta, cut to the same idea as Bitcoin: one number and a halving clock. It is not wrapped Bitcoin.
What the miner does
A pick is a real transfer on Keeta mainnet. The pit packs many picks into one block. Miners bring KTA. The pit spends it as picks. KORE is the pay, when the vein opens.
The vein
The supply is mined across four years, from 10 October 2026 until the vein is empty in 2030. Each year the cut is half of the year before. Same shape as Bitcoin’s halvings. A shorter tunnel.
| Shift | Years | KORE in the vein |
|---|---|---|
| Year one | 2026–2027 | 11,200,000 |
| Year two | 2027–2028 | 5,600,000 |
| Year three | 2028–2029 | 2,800,000 |
| Year four | 2029–2030 | 1,400,000 |
Each day the pit cuts a slice of that year’s supply and splits it across the miners who sent fuel. When the fourth year ends, the picks can continue, but no new KORE is struck. The coins already paid can still move.
Trust
Pick dust goes to
keeta_aabe7jhqj3bzv3jg3l6el5myl24yvjawy73btyurwdv5kyhpsmv7a2yec4ep4sq
This address is made from the sentence “KOREMINER dust sink. The private key was never created. v1”. SHA-256 of that sentence plus one zero byte, with 02 in front, is the public key. No private key was created. Anyone can repeat those steps and get this same address. KTA that arrives here goes to the fire.
How you mine
The steps and the fire address are on The Pit page.