In the ring
Knockout. The other fighter hits the canvas and does not get up before the count of ten.
Solana · StonkFun reward mode · paired with KOx
$KNOCKOUT is a boxing kangaroo with one move. Every time the coin is bought, sold or sent, a 3% tax goes to holders, paid in KOx: the tokenized KO stock.
TBA
Not launched yet. The address appears here at launch. Anyone can reuse the name, so always check the address.
The double meaning
Knockout. The other fighter hits the canvas and does not get up before the count of ten.
A ticker on the New York Stock Exchange. On Solana it trades as KOx, a tokenized stock. KOx is what holders get paid in.
How it works
No staking and no claim button. It runs on StonkFun's reward mode, the same system behind other reward coins on the platform.
Someone buys, sells or sends $KNOCKOUT. The token itself holds back 3% of the amount. It happens on every venue, not only on StonkFun.
StonkFun's platform wallet collects the tax. When the pile is worth selling, it sells the $KNOCKOUT for KOx.
KOx is sent straight to holders' wallets, split by how much $KNOCKOUT each wallet holds. Nothing to claim.
Tokenomics
After graduation the coin moves to a Raydium CPMM pool. The curve is priced in KOx, so these dollar values move with it (KOx ≈ $90 on 27 Sep 2026).
How to buy
Phantom, Solflare or Backpack. Write down the recovery phrase on paper and never share it.
You need SOL for network fees. On StonkFun you buy with KOx or pick another route; Jupiter can swap from SOL.
Open $KNOCKOUT from the buttons below and make sure the contract address matches this one.
The 3% tax applies to your buy too. Payouts start once you hold at least $20 of $KNOCKOUT.
TBA
Not for everyone: StonkFun's terms exclude users in the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom.
FAQ & risks
Yes. Every buy, every sell and every send between wallets pays 3%. Selling costs you 3% too, on top of the pool's normal trading fee.
StonkFun. The tax is a Token-2022 transfer fee: the token holds it back, and only StonkFun's platform wallet (5KXDF6…K6tD) can withdraw it. StonkFun sells it for KOx and sends the KOx to holders. The $KNOCKOUT team never touches it.
It depends on trading volume and on the price of KOx. With little volume, payouts are small. With no volume, there are none.
Hypothetical example, not a forecast: if $100,000 of $KNOCKOUT changes hands in a day, the tax is $3,000. After StonkFun's cost share (about 2.5%), about $2,925 in KOx is split among eligible holders. A wallet with 1% of the eligible supply would get about $29.
No. StonkFun's reward mode has no creator fee, so the team earns nothing from trading.
A tokenized stock (an xStock) on Solana that tracks KO shares. Holding it is not the same as owning the share. Its market is thin: on 27 Sep 2026 its main pool had about $50k of liquidity, so large swaps move the price. Its value can fall.
At about $50k market cap the curve is complete and $KNOCKOUT moves to a Raydium CPMM pool. The 3% tax is part of the token, so it keeps applying on every transfer and on every venue.
StonkFun's terms exclude users in the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom, and in sanctioned countries.
No. StonkFun's terms describe rewards as platform mechanisms that it runs at its discretion and can change. Timing and minimums are set by StonkFun.
Bonus stage
Pick your opponent: the bear, paper hands, the rug rat, the sniper bot or the whale. Three rounds each. Just a game: no prizes, no tokens.