KUMA Interest-bearing tokens
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KIBT are fully transferable (it means that anyone can buy/sell a KIBT without a KYC/KYB request) and follows the token standard and will have similar properties to (Aave tokens), where their balance will increase over time without external intervention. Refer to .
Each KIBT is mapped to a single risk category. Each risk category derives an actual token.
The tokens follow a specific naming convention:
country
that issues the underlying bond. 2 letters code following the ISO 3166 ALPHA-2 standard
k
for KUMA
term
of the underlying bond in months. Note that for all underlying bond with a 1-year term, the term is not specified.
This means:
For a KIBT related to a KUMA NFT backed by a 1-year United-Kingdom-sovereign-bonds, the KIBT is named UKK.
For a KIBT related to a KUMA NFT backed by a 1-year United-States-sovereign-bonds, the KIBT is named USK.
For a KIBT related to a KUMA backed by a 10-year France-sovereign-bonds, the KIBT is named FRK120.
Each risk category is defined by a unique:
Currency
Country
Term