Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
This section addresses common questions regarding the Krang ecosystem, the KRANG token, and the PlayArena platform.
What is Krang?
Krang is a Web3-based ecosystem focused on skill-driven interaction and transparent participation.
The ecosystem consists of a browser-based arcade platform (the Krang PlayArena) and a utility token (KRANG) used to support predefined platform interactions.
Krang is not designed as an investment product or financial service.
What is the KRANG token?
KRANG is a digital utility token used within the Krang ecosystem.
The token enables access, rewards, and interaction mechanisms defined by the platform.
It does not represent ownership, governance rights, or profit participation.
For details, refer to the Tokenomics and Token Utility sections.
What is Web3 and why is it used?
Web3 refers to systems built on blockchain infrastructure where users interact through self-controlled wallets instead of traditional accounts.
Krang uses Web3 technology to:
- enable transparent and verifiable interactions
- avoid custody of user funds
- provide auditable reward and burn mechanisms
Web3 is used where verification is required, not for speculative purposes.
Do I need prior crypto or blockchain experience?
No prior experience is required.
Basic familiarity with a wallet (such as MetaMask or a compatible wallet) is sufficient.
Documentation is provided for wallet connection and usage where required.
How do I connect my wallet?
Wallet connection is required for certain platform features.
- users connect using a compatible wallet
- authentication requires message signing
- a time-limited session token is issued after successful verification
Private keys and recovery phrases are never accessed or stored by Krang.
Do I need to hold KRANG to use the PlayArena?
Yes, participation in PlayArena games requires holding a minimum amount of KRANG.
The minimum requirement is defined dynamically by the platform and may change over time.
If requirements are not met, games may be accessible in Trial Mode with limited duration.
What are Play Credits?
Play Credits are an internal participation unit used to access games in the PlayArena.
- new users receive an initial credit allocation
- additional credits can be claimed daily
- claim limits depend on the user’s Holder Level
Play Credits are not transferable and have no value outside the platform.
What is the Burn Jackpot?
The Burn Jackpot links gameplay activity to transparent token burns.
- gameplay scores contribute to a burning score
- burning scores accumulate in a global pool
- tokens are burned monthly from the Burn Reserve Wallet
Users do not burn their own tokens.
All burns are publicly verifiable on-chain.
Are KRANG tokens guaranteed to have value?
No.
KRANG does not guarantee:
- value appreciation
- liquidity
- exchange listings
- future utility expansion
The token is designed for platform utility only.
Can I trade KRANG on exchanges?
KRANG may be tradable on supported decentralized or centralized exchanges.
Availability depends on third-party platforms and is not guaranteed by the Krang team.
Always verify contract addresses using official documentation.
Is the platform safe to use?
Krang implements server-side validation, abuse prevention, and rate limiting.
However:
- no system is guaranteed to be free of bugs
- users remain responsible for wallet security
- platform usage is at the user’s own risk
Refer to the Terms of Use for details.
How are scores and rewards validated?
All scores, rewards, and burning values are:
- calculated or verified server-side
- subject to predefined limits and rules
- protected against client-side manipulation
Only validated results are eligible for leaderboards or rewards.
How can I stay informed about updates?
Official information is published through:
Community channels (such as X, Telegram, TikTok, or Farcaster) provide supplementary updates and discussion but are non-authoritative.
Where can I get further help?
For detailed explanations, refer to the documentation sections.
If questions remain unanswered, consult the official communication channels listed in the Community & Communication section.