KOJORI COIN / Investors
Only mountains are more stable.
The most stable currency on the market. We valued it at zero and have never disappointed our investors since.
Backed by legs. Audited uphill.
± 0.00% No panic. No dramatic candlesticks.
Change the period. Nothing else will change.
- Volatility
- 0%
- On the chart. The trail has its ups and downs.
- Backing
- 1 : 1
- One verified full mining hike earns one coin.
- Investment horizon
- ∞
- Dividends: views that won’t fit in a photograph.
01 / How the economy works
No money out of thin air. Just fresh air.
You can’t buy the result. Walk from Tbilisi to Kojori and have the full route verified. Supply is limited by the number of people willing to get up early.
- 01
Leave the house
Starting capital: two legs and a free morning.
- 02
Walk the full route
Proof of Walk. Your graphics card can sit this one out.
- 03
Get it verified
The organiser verifies the result. Your balance gains 1 KJC.
02 / Liquidity
Into money? Never. Into stories? Instantly.
The order book is empty. The camping mug depends on the occasion. A coin can’t be sold, but the story of earning it gets better at every rest stop.
03 / Asset security
Try stealing someone else’s climb.
Our main asset can’t be stolen: the kilometres you’ve walked stay with you. You can leave your wallet at home. Your legs are harder to forget.
Cold storage
Sometimes extremely cold on the pass. Bring a warm jacket.
Impossible to copy
Someone else’s route screenshot won’t walk the route for you.
Field audit
An organiser verifies the result. The board of directors walks too.
04 / Investments with no return
Our portfolio: gear and wine.
Want to support the club with real money? Know this upfront: it will never pay off. Not a single cent comes back. In return, we promise to spend it all on gear and wine, then come home with stories worth reading.
We’ll share how the money was spent in the club’s reports. Our exit strategy is to leave the house.
Kojori Coin are internal game points of a hiking club. They are not sold or exchanged for money. Financial language and charts are a parody.