Genesis Hashtag NFTs
Own unique hashtags as NFTs and earn platform fees
Hashtag NFTs
https://magiceden.io/marketplace/klout
The Genesis Hashtag NFTs are 3600 unique hashtags. From #TRUMP to #BARCELONA, each hashtag comes with mentions data and a rarity rank.
Owning a Genesis NFT means you’re not just a spectator - you benefit directly from the success of what we build at Klout with a portion of fees going back to holders through buybacks.
Supply
3600 total fixed supply
Legendary Hashtags (Trump, Elon, SpaceX etc)
Mythic / Rare / Uncommon / Common
Why It Matters
Fees: Hashtag holders directly benefit from the success of the platform. When trx fees are accrued, a portion of the fees go to holders via buy backs.
Perks: Holders will continue to benefit from perks such as free mints and be eligible for an airdrop at TGE.
⚙️ Platform Fee Sharing (coming soon)
Hashtag Rarities & Staking Power
Each Klout NFT has a rarity tier — Gold, Purple, Blue, Green, or Grey — that determines its staking weight. The rarer your NFT, the higher its weight — and the larger your share of rewards.
🟡 Gold (Legendary)
✨
(2%)
x10
🟣 Purple (Epic)
🔥
(8%)
x6
🔵 Blue (Rare)
💎
(15%)
x4
🟢 Green (Uncommon)
🌿
(25%)
x2
⚪ Grey (Common)
⚪
(50%)
x1
Total Pool Calculation
Every epoch, 10% of platform transaction fees is directed into the NFT Rewards Pool. All staked NFTs contribute their rarity-based weights to a global pool total.
Fee Allocation
Rewards are distributed proportionally to your total staking weight compared to the total pool. Holding rarer NFTs significantly increases your share of rewards.
Example
Total staked rarity weight = 1,000 points
You stake:
1 Gold NFT (x10) = 10 points
2 Blue NFTs (x4 each) = 8 points
Total = 18 points = 1.8% of the pool
If the rewards pool = $100,000 that epoch → you earn $1800.
💡 Summary
Rarer NFTs earn more from the same pool (Gold = 10X the staking power of a common).
10% of all platform fees flow to NFT holders each epoch.
Rewards scale with staking power — the more of the pool you stake, the more your share.
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