Price change (24h):
6.67%
High (24h):
$0.01750325
Low (24h):
$0.01620357
Volume (24h):
$393.24
Market Cap:
$8.96M
All Time High:
99.73% $6.10
May 15, 2020
All Time Low:
18% $0.01
Jun 25, 2026
78.08 %(1Y)
$0.01630365
Price change (24h):
6.67%
High (24h):
$0.01750325
Low (24h):
$0.01620357
Volume (24h):
$393.24
Market Cap:
$8.96M
All Time High:
99.73% $6.10
May 15, 2020
All Time Low:
18% $0.01
Jun 25, 2026
Keep Network (KEEP) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2017. It functions as a decentralized protocol that erects off-chain data containers—termed keeps—to enable private data interactions on public blockchains while also providing a bridge to bring Bitcoin into DeFi without centralized intermediaries.
The protocol carves out a niche within privacy infrastructure and cross-chain settlement. Smart contracts on transparent ledgers cannot natively access confidential information without exposing it. Keeps solve this by wrapping sensitive data in encrypted off-chain enclaves, while the network’s trustless Bitcoin peg allows users to deposit native BTC and redeem tokenized representations inside Ethereum’s financial ecosystem.
Keep Network operates on the Ethereum network. Its native token, KEEP, is an ERC-20 asset whose core contracts span Ethereum, Harmony, and Energi.
The protocol adheres to the ERC-20 token standard, ensuring broad wallet and exchange compatibility. Contract deployments on Ethereum, Harmony shard zero, and the Energi chain demonstrate multi-chain aspirations. The keeps themselves employ secure multi-party computation (sMPC) to generate, store, and transmit encrypted data fragments across participating nodes without ever revealing the underlying plaintext to a single party.
The project materialized in 2017, releasing a whitepaper that outlined a vision for private data containers in smart contracts. No single founder dominates the public narrative; instead, Keep Network attracted institutional backing from a raft of venture firms early on, including Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), Paradigm, Polychain Capital, and Multicoin Capital. This capital infusion signaled confidence in the protocol’s approach to programmable privacy and decentralized finance integrations.
The overarching mission targets the fragmentation between blockchain transparency and the imperative for data confidentiality. By abstracting private data into off-chain enclaves, the network aspires to make fully expressive, privacy-respecting smart contracts a practical reality—allowing sensitive business logic, personal data, and trade secrets to coexist with immutable public ledgers without compromise.
The protocol’s interchain Bitcoin bridge depends on KEEP as a security bond. Operators lock tokens to guarantee their honest participation in deposit and redemption events, creating a decoupled architecture where on-chain BTC representations are backed by a pool of KEEP rather than a centralized custodian. This bonding function extends to off-chain keep providers who stake tokens as a promise of integrity, facing slashing if they deviate from the sMPC protocol.
Signers who wish to facilitate Bitcoin traffic stake KEEP to join the bridging cohort, earning fees from each deposit and withdrawal they process. Keep providers bond tokens to operate private data containers, collect payment for data encryption and computation services, and face slashing if they fail to maintain uptime or integrity. The cross-chain peg design further incentivizes liquidity providers who hold KEEP as a backstop, absorbing the de-pegging risk in exchange for yield generated by bridge activity.
Keep Network has a maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens. Currently, 549,716,300.27 are in circulation. No built-in emission reduction or halving schedule is active, with the outstanding supply gradually approaching the cap through predetermined unlocks. With a market capitalization of $16,347,716.00, Keep Network ranks #956 among all cryptocurrencies.
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