After four years of silent building, Kula has launched its Governance Token, KULA, which is now available on MEXC, Coin.xyz, and Coin.ph.
Kula was not created to create hype. It was built to create change, transforming non-investable assets into investable ones and empowering communities to manage them.
Assets such as agricultural land in Zambia, hydropower in Nepal, and unexploited minerals in Malaysia are types of assets that traditional finance overlooks and cryptocurrency has not yet reached.
Kula was born to change that.
Its vision is simple: a world where capital not only extracts but also restores. Where communities transition from receiving aid to becoming architects of their own future. Where governance does not happen behind closed doors, but openly, block by block.
More Than a Token. A New Tool for Governance
KULA is not a yield-generating Token. No staking, no farming, no delegation. Each Token provides direct voting rights on how the Kula fund allocates real capital. It's one person, one wallet, one voice. No hidden deals and no passive inertia.
Kula's governance is not about creating noise. It's about decision-making, what gets funded, where it flows, and who benefits. If you hold KULA, you're not speculating. You're participating.
"There's a lot of noise in this space," Samuel Chen, Kula's co-founder, says. "But we're not here to add to the noise. We're here to provide people a way to manage what has always been out of their reach. Their land, their energy, their assets, and their value. That's the purpose of this Token."
Built Quietly. Launched Clearly. Now Online.
Before launching the Token, Kula raised $17 million from like-minded partners to build comprehensive infrastructure, governance tools, and legal structures. To date, Kula has approved capital for real projects, representing over $40 million in underlying asset value. These initiatives have been operating on the RegionalDAO network and are just the beginning. This is not a future roadmap. It's already happening.
Capital has been invested, and projects in Zambia and Nepal are in progress: Small-scale energy. Regenerative agriculture. Mineral governance. Real assets, managed through local RegionalDAOs, where people on the ground vote on what happens next. More projects are coming in locations globally from Poland to India, and Indonesia to Ghana.
Web3 Meets Real-World Trust
Kula operates on a Web 2.5 model. Smart contracts to execute. Legal structures to enforce. Platform based in the Cayman Islands, with Kula Group operations in Mauritius and Singapore to ensure everything on-chain is clearly supported off-chain.
This hybrid structure gives Kula what most projects still lack: the ability to move quickly while remaining compliant. To expand globally without violating human protection rules. And most importantly, to separate governance from speculation so KULA remains a decision-making tool, not a profit representation.
Governance as a Form of Care
Kula doesn't come to fight the system. It comes to care for what the system has left behind. Its governance model is structured, yes, but also very human. It puts community first. It listens. It doesn't chase hype cycles or marketing moments. It builds. It shares power. It teaches people how to manage what they previously couldn't control.
And then it steps back. This is not just decentralization. This is dignity.
What's Next
Now that KULA is online, proposals from the treasury will be opened. Token holders will vote on which RegionalDAOs receive funding. All decisions are visible, trackable, and bound by smart contracts.
This is not a potential presentation. This is proof of what happens when capital meets care and communities are trusted to lead.
KULA is now online
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This is not just a Token launch. This is a step towards a financial system that remembers who it serves. Start participating at www.kuladao.io.
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