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# KK.one Documentation

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KK.one is live narrative infrastructure for discovering emerging conversations on X and launching narrative-driven tokens onchain.

The current KK.one V2 release supports **Base** and **Robinhood Chain**. **Solana is part of KK.one's planned multi-chain direction, but it is not enabled in this release.** No Solana launch, transfer, claim, trade, or automation action should be treated as currently available.

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KK.one is the current product brand formerly known as Gemx.bot. This documentation describes KK.one V2 and replaces the old Base-only Gemx documentation wherever the two conflict.
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## What you can do

* Follow live narratives detected from public X content.
* Open a narrative to see its source post and the tokens launched from it.
* Create an Auto Launch Task that monitors selected X accounts and launches from qualifying narratives.
* Launch independently on Base, Robinhood Chain, or both.
* Use KK.one Wallet Groups to fund launches and manage assets.
* Trade from Token Detail with an in-product wallet or a supported external wallet, depending on login and connection state.
* View creator allocations, claim network-specific creator rewards, and manage Auto Sell rules.
* Review launch, transfer, claim, and automation activity in Records.

## Important distinction: one concept, separate deployments

Selecting more than one network does not create a bridged or shared asset. KK.one analyzes a narrative concept once, then creates a separate deployment on each selected network. Each deployment has its own contract, balance, market, transaction history, fees, rewards, status, and risk.

## Beta notice

Default-model narrative analysis is currently free during beta. Onchain network and protocol costs can still apply.

## Start here

* [What is KK.one?](/kkone-docs/getting-started/what-is-kk-one.md)
* [Network availability](/kkone-docs/getting-started/network-availability.md)
* [Quick start](/kkone-docs/getting-started/quick-start.md)
* [Understand fees and risk](/kkone-docs/reference/fees-and-risk.md)

For help, contact <support@kk.one>.


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