How Konus works

Most yield products hide four costs until urgency shows up: settlement windows, cooldowns, withdrawal queues, and unfinished-cycle write-offs.

Konus is built around the opposite bet — that the ability to leave with the full position is the feature worth shipping.

$KONUS is meant to list where buyers already gather — starting with Robinhood — and to move with standard wallets.

The point is portable inventory, not a private club of plumbing.

Fees mark into the share. There’s no drip account and no orphan remainder when you leave early.

A buyer receives a sealed object: principal and earned value already inside.

Traders facing unplanned margin, treasuries that need balance-sheet mobility, and market makers who treat positions like inventory.

These groups already pay for flexibility elsewhere. Konus makes that preference explicit.

Routes include Robinhood, pools, private size, and buyers who want ready-made exposure.

Collateral asks a venue to underwrite you. A share only asks for the other side of a trade.

Share price is read from contract storage on redeem — not from an external feed.

That keeps the integrator ask smaller than “trust this as productive collateral.”

Free to exit is not the same as a guaranteed fill. Thin books can still hurt.

We mean the absence of protocol delay — not a promise about market depth.