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Kinesis Silver

Kinesis Silver Price

kag

Rank #157

$66.19

-3.32% · 24h

24h

-3.32%

7d

+2.45%

30d

+26.89%

1y

+59.96%

24h range

$66.06$68.47

Current price sits 5% of the way up today's range.

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Kinesis Silver price history

$66.19

1.07% · 7D

Snapshot · last 12 months

Kinesis Silver price on a monthly sample over the past year
DatePrice
Sep 8, 2026$66.19
Aug 10, 2026$55.30
Jul 11, 2026$57.85
Jun 11, 2026$62.77
May 12, 2026$86.62
Apr 12, 2026$73.75
Mar 13, 2026$83.99
Feb 11, 2026$81.49
Jan 12, 2026$81.69
Dec 13, 2025$63.51
Nov 13, 2025$53.36
Oct 14, 2025$52.92
Sep 14, 2025$42.57

Kinesis Silver (KAG) is a digital token backed one-to-one by physical allocated silver within the Kinesis Monetary System. Each KAG represents one troy ounce of audited silver in vaults, letting holders own, spend and earn yield on silver on-chain rather than through traditional bullion accounts.

  • Token backed one-to-one by physical allocated silver, one ounce per KAG
  • Tracks the spot price of silver, not crypto-driven tokenomics
  • Redeemable for metal or spendable via a Kinesis debit card
  • Shares network transaction-fee yield with holders and users

What is Kinesis Silver?

Kinesis Silver (KAG) is a digital token backed one-to-one by physical allocated silver, part of the Kinesis Monetary System. Each KAG represents one fine troy ounce of audited silver held in insured vaults, letting holders own and spend silver on-chain rather than through traditional bullion accounts. The token combines the price behaviour of a hard commodity with the transferability of a blockchain asset, targeting users who want digital access to precious-metal ownership.

How does Kinesis Silver work?

When users buy KAG, Kinesis allocates a corresponding ounce of physical silver in insured vaults, and tokens can be redeemed for metal or spent via a Kinesis debit card. The token tracks the spot price of silver, so its price around $57 reflects the value of an ounce of metal rather than crypto speculation. Kinesis also shares a yield derived from transaction fees across the network with holders and users, adding an income component to holding.

What drives the KAG price?

KAG's price moves almost entirely with the global spot price of silver, which responds to industrial demand, monetary conditions, the strength of the US dollar and safe-haven flows. Because each token is fully collateralised by metal, there is no independent tokenomics-driven appreciation; any premium or discount reflects liquidity and redemption confidence. Silver's dual role as an industrial and monetary metal shapes its long-run demand and therefore KAG's value.

Risks to consider

Holders take on silver's price volatility, which can be sharper than gold's. Additional risks include custody and audit reliability, counterparty exposure to Kinesis, redemption or liquidity constraints, and evolving regulatory treatment of asset-backed tokens. If vault backing or attestations ever fell short, the token's link to physical silver could be undermined, so verifying audits matters.

Kinesis Silver FAQ

Is Kinesis Silver a good investment?

KAG offers digital exposure to physical silver plus a fee-based yield, but it inherits silver's volatility and carries custody and counterparty risk tied to Kinesis. Suitability depends on your view on silver and trust in the vault backing. This is information, not financial advice.

Is each KAG really backed by silver?

Kinesis states that each KAG is backed one-to-one by one troy ounce of allocated physical silver held in insured vaults. Holders should review the audits and attestations that support this claim.

How does KAG differ from owning silver directly?

KAG gives on-chain ownership that is divisible, transferable and spendable via a card, and can earn network yield, whereas physical bars require storage and are harder to trade in small amounts. Both track silver's price.

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