On July 18, 2025, the Klever ecosystem came together for an in-depth Twitter Space AMA. Hosted by Isabela from the Klever Marketing team, the event featured CEO Bruno “Baiano,” who addressed pressing questions submitted by the community.
Listen to the full interview here.
The conversation offered a transparent look into Klever’s strategy, roadmap, and long-term vision.
For those who missed it, here’s a breakdown of the most important questions and answers from the session.
Topic 1: Tokenomics and Supply
The KLV Max supply is 10 billion. Once that ceiling is reached, will minting stop entirely? – Samson and Joane
Yes, absolutely. Baiano confirmed the 10 billion KLV maximum supply is hard-coded into the blockchain’s audited code and cannot be changed. Once the supply reaches that number, the minting of new KLV will stop entirely.
However, the “master plan” is to make KLV a deflationary token before that cap is even reached. The goal is to generate so much activity on the blockchain that the amount of KLV burned through transaction fees surpasses the amount being minted.
This will be achieved by bringing real-world utility and builders to the chain, including projects in carbon credits and healthcare solutions with a consortium of hospitals in Brazil.
Is Klever considering a burning program again, and how would a burning program benefit Klever as a whole? – Leo Getts, Klever Ninja, VantAntr, and 6Sixthserenade
The primary burn mechanism is built into the blockchain through transaction fees. Beyond that, Baiano revealed a major future burn event.
The validators initially set up by the Klever team to launch the blockchain have been adding up rewards that have never been withdrawn.
Once the blockchain is fully open-sourced and these team validators are removed, all the KLV rewards they have produced will be burned.
Baiano also noted that the team performs “silent” buybacks. From time to time, especially during market dips, the market-making bots on exchanges are configured to buy back KLV.
What is the plan for KFI going forward? – Mo-van-Berts.
KFI is and will remain the core governance token for the KleverDAO, allowing token holders to vote on changes to the blockchain’s parameters.
Responding to community feedback for more utility, Baiano announced that KFI will gain a significant new use case. It will serve as the “engine token” and “energy” for Bitcoin.me’s upcoming DeFi protocol, which will launch after the KVM.
Topic 2: Exchange Listings, Investments, and Growth
What is the status of getting KLV listed on major exchanges, like Binance, and can we expect this in the next bull run? – Samson, Frank Hernandez, VantAntr, Cyclus, VantAntr & MrMilojevich.
Listing on top-tier exchanges like Binance is a primary goal for the team. Baiano described it as a step-by-step process.
A full CertiK audit of the blockchain is a mandatory prerequisite for most major exchanges, and that is in its final stages.
The strategy is to first list on other significant exchanges to build momentum, increase trading volume, and make noise in the market, which will pave the way for a potential Binance listing.
This needs to go hand-in-hand with more activity on the blockchain itself.
What was the significance of Klever’s invitation to the Mercado Livre roundtable, and what is the strategy behind participating in major industry events? – Leo Getts.
The invitation to the Mercado Livre roundtable was described as “organic” and a direct result of Klever’s growing recognition as a key Web3 player in the market.
The event, which included executives from major banks and large Brazilian companies, was part of a clear strategy to position Klever as the main blockchain choice for institutions.
This strategy extends to other major events, including recent participation in the Merge in Buenos Aires and Block Summit in Brazil.
The next major event is Blockchain Rio in August, where Bruno will be a featured speaker. This high-level engagement validates Klever’s technology and vision within corporate and institutional circles.
What is Klever’s vision on attracting venture capital and external investments, similar to other networks? – Samson, VantAntr & 6Sixthserenade.
Baiano confirmed that capital investment is welcome, but the team proceeds with extreme caution. The main priority is to be “very diligent” to prevent the project from falling into the “wrong hands” and ensuring that any investor’s vision aligns with the project’s long-term goals.
He noted that past investments are what have enabled the current marketing budget.
What is Klever’s marketing roadmap for 2025? – Bender The Offender & Milad.
Klever is currently running targeted, paid marketing campaigns in countries with clear regulatory frameworks, including:
- UK
- Canada
- Germany
- Portugal
- Brazil.
A cornerstone of the long-term strategy is the Klever Academy. By establishing programs inside universities, Klever is teaching the next generation of developers how to build on KleverChain, ensuring future adoption as they enter the workforce.
Topic 3: Tech, Roadmap, and Ecosystem
What is the date for the KVM launch? – HeWhoRemainsCool
While a fixed date cannot be given, the launch is imminent. Baiano stated, “I can say 99.9% done” and that it is in the “final of the final stage”. He assured the community it is “very, very soon”.
Will the KVM launch increase KleverChain’s transaction volume? – Peter Shaw
Yes, a lot. The KVM is the key to unlocking massive activity on the chain. It will enable the launch of DeFi protocols and, critically, bridges to other major blockchains like Ethereum, Tron, and Solana.
This will allow stablecoins like USDT and USDC to be bridged and used within the Klever ecosystem, which is expected to attract more users, projects, and transactions.
How are you planning to make the Klever Wallet more welcoming for beginners in the future? – DeFi Ronin
This is a major focus for the product team right now. Baiano revealed that they are actively working on simplifying the entire user experience, from the moment a new user opens the app.
A key goal is to make the wallet easier to use by abstracting the 12/24-word seed phrase for those who prefer an easier setup, while maintaining Klever’s high standard of security where a user’s keys never leave their device.
Why did you remove ‘Klever’ from the exchange name and rebrand to Bitcoin.me? – Insan and Mike
The rebranding was a strategic decision based on two key factors.
- Regulatory: Separating the exchange brand from the wallet helps with compliance, especially in app stores that have strict licensing requirements for crypto trading apps in different countries.
- Marketing: The name “Bitcoin” improves reach, brand discovery, and search indexing.
A Final Word: Confidence in Klever’s Position
Do you feel a little bit lucky at how Klever is positioned right now, especially with how the legislation conversation just changed in the United States? – Curtis Kitchen
Baiano expressed immense confidence, stating, “I think there is no better spot than right now”.
He explained that the new legislative clarity is a “dream” because Klever has already built the compliant, secure technology and products needed for this new era.
With the Wallet, the Blockchain, and the institutional relationships already being built, Klever is perfectly positioned to grow. “We have everything,” he concluded, “it’s just a matter of time”.
Conclusion
The Twitter Space concluded on a note of strong confidence and deep appreciation for the Klever community. CEO Bruno “Baiano” emphasized that the ultimate vision for Klever is to create a truly decentralized ecosystem where the community is in control.
He powerfully stated that the blockchain is “not mine… it’s for the community,” reinforcing the goal for the community itself, not the foundation, to be ahead of everything that is being built.
The session served as a clear message that every step taken is with the users in mind, building a future together. A final thank you was extended to everyone who participated.
Stay Klever.
