Korini

KORINI IS COMING TO GIWA BUILT FOR THE FIRST BLOCKS. Korini.trade

Korini is more than a launchpad. We’re building a fast, mobile-first trading terminal for the entire GIWA ecosystem: discover, track, buy, and sell tokens across GIWA not only tokens launched on Korini. One home for trading, token launches, market discovery, and community.

Our ambition is to help build Asia’s GIWA trading hub, with Korea’s crypto community at its heart. GIWA connects to the ecosystem around Upbit, South Korea’s leading exchange and we believe the next wave of traders deserves a terminal that feels as ambitious as the network itself.

We’re preparing Korini for GIWA mainnet from the earliest blocks, including a real-time launch agent designed to monitor activity and help users move quickly when new tokens appear. Since the network is still private, the agent and trading routes will go live only when access, contracts, and execution are verified.

We’re also working toward a clear, verified early-bridging path for the community that believed in this mission early. We won’t ask you to trust random links or risky shortcuts. We’ll share a route only when it’s confirmed and safe to use.

And Korini is social, too. Korini Club is being built around usernames, profiles, leaderboards, watchlists, shareable picks, and username-based referrals so discovery can come from people and communities, not just charts.

Our planned protocol-fee split:
• 30% to the referrer when someone trades through their username
• 60% allocated to KORINI buybacks
• 10% for building and maintaining the project
The unassigned referral share stays in reserve. Buybacks and public on-chain tracking will start when the KORINI token, contracts, and fee routing are live. These percentages apply to Korini protocol fees not total trade volume. korini.trade/club

We’re focused on a clearer UI, quick discovery, and low-friction trading, with safety and verified contract details ahead of hype. No promises of profit just a serious product being built for the people who want to be early to GIWA.

Not just another launchpad.
A trading terminal. A launchpad. A social layer.
Korini is building for GIWA and for the wider Asian crypto community.

The first blocks are coming. We’re getting ready.

#Korini #GIWA #korean

大家好！ 我們的開發人員表示，他已準備好截取主網的首批區塊並部署 KORINI，敬請期待！

Hey everyone I wanted to share what we’re trying to build with Korini.trade

I don’t want Korini to be just another place to launch a token and then move on. The goal is to build a trading home for GIWA: somewhere you can find and trade tokens across the network, whether they launched on Korini or not. We’re working on the terminal, the launchpad, and a social side where people can share picks and follow what the community is watching.

GIWA is on testnet now, and its private mainnet is coming soon. We’re building and testing Korini with that next step in mind. We’re also preparing a real-time launch agent to watch for giwa team mainnet activity's and help us react quickly when mainnet deployment is available.

We’re looking into a reliable early-access and bridging path for supporters, too. It isn’t something I want to announce before it’s verified. I’d rather take the time to check a route properly than send people toward something we can’t stand behind.

Korini Club is part of the plan: usernames instead of sharing wallet addresses, profiles, rankings, watchlists, and shareable picks. We want it to feel like a community, not just a list of charts.

We’re planning a referral system around Korini usernames. When someone you refer trades, 30% of Korini’s protocol fee from that trade would go to you. The plan is to put 60% toward KORINI buybacks and use 10% to keep building and maintaining the project. That split is from Korini protocol fees, not the whole trade amount; any referral share without a referrer stays in reserve.

The KORINI token and fee contracts aren’t live yet, so buybacks and on-chain tracking will come once those are deployed. I want that part to be verifiable, not just something we say in a post.

We’re building on GIWA and want Korini to be useful well beyond Korea as a place for people across Asia to discover and trade tokens on the network. The focus is a terminal that’s clear on mobile, quick to use, and useful for more than Korini launches.

To everyone who believed in this early: thank you. We’re testing now and getting ready for what comes next. I’ll share more as GIWA mainnet and Korini’s plans become clearer.